North Idaho Philharmonia presenting 'European Postcards'

North Idaho Philharmonia returns to the historic Panida Theater for two performances entitled "European Postcards" next weekend. Concerts will be held Friday, Feb. 24, and Saturday, Feb. 25, featuring guest solo harpist Sophie Baird-Daniel. Friday evening begins with a pre-concert talk at 7 p.m., with downbeat for the program at 7:30 p.m.

UI to host free workshops

The University of Idaho Extension will host free workshops at four locations throughout the state on how point-of-sale systems can be helpful for operating and managing a small farm or food business.

Rolland W. Hurst, 90

Dr. Rolland “Woody” Hurst Woody was born to Alfred and Ruth Hurst on August 24, 1932, in Burlington, NC.

16 Mavs on to Tacoma

MOSES LAKE – Between the boys and girls Maverick wrestling programs, 16 Moses Lake wrestlers are heading to the 2023 Mat Classic at the Tacoma Dome.

Cougars send 10 to state

WARDEN – Ten Cougar boys wrestlers are traveling to Tacoma for the 2023 Mat Classic this weekend, coming off of a strong performance at last weekend’s 1B/2B Region 2 tournament. As a team, Warden placed third at regionals and is looking to ride that momentum into state. “We had a great performance last week at regionals, and we just couldn’t be happier with the way the kids performed,” Warden Head Coach Johnny Hernandez said.

Legals for February, 17 2023

Flathead, Glacier to offer slate of new classes

Flathead and Glacier high school students will have a slate of new courses to choose from for the 2023-24 school year including several that will get students in the outdoors to learn subject matter in P.E., science and art.

Barbara Dedman, 91

Loved mother, wife and friend Barbara Dedman passed away Feb. 4, 2023, at the age of 91.

Glacier boys, Flathead girls earn tough wins

Crosstown II played to a packed Flathead High School gym Thursday night, and given the physical play on display, it’s fitting that each game was decided by a touchdown.

MY TURN: Open letter to NIC Trustees

An open letter to Todd Banducci, Greg McKenzie, Mike Waggoner and Art Macomber…

Legals for February, 16 2023

Legals for February, 16 2023

Suspect in pepper spray attack given deferred sentence

Judge Amy Eddy also gave Wendy Jean Warner, 49, credit for 57 days of time served.

Retail sales jump as Americans defy inflation and rate hikes

Some of last month's retail sales gain probably reflected unusually warm weather

Oregon joins debate over police education requirements

Reform advocates say that continuing education past high school can equip officers with critical life skills that could help improve their interactions with the public

Planning board votes down another high density housing project east of river, but approved a smaller one in city limits

The Columbia Falls City County Planning Board Tuesday voted against a proposed 180-unit subdivision east of the Flathead River, citing a host of concerns from traffic, wetlands, the high water table and impacts to the wildlife corridor.

Youth Sports Feb. 15, 2023

Scores, results, news from local youth teams, leagues, etc.

Lakeland considers move from NIC for dual credit

Lakeland Joint School District board members decided Monday to begin exploring dual credit options other than North Idaho College and have a new plan in place for district students by the fall.

Flathead Rivers Alliance names new executive director

The Flathead Rivers Alliance starts 2023 by naming Sheena Pate as the organization’s first executive director.

Legals for February, 15 2023