Multi-family proposal near Sysco draws concern

Developer appeals denial of permit to allow 488 apartment units

POST FALLS - A proposal to include high-density multi-family housing in Post Falls' largest commercial project has opposition.

New building on grounds

Commissioners meet with architects on facilities master plan

The Kootenai County commissioners met with architects on Thursday over implementing a small part of the facilities master plan.

REBATE: Has strings attached

Totally against halfway house

Dalton Gardens business owners oppose idea as nonprofit appeals

DALTON GARDENS - Nonprofit organization Pioneer Human Services, of Seattle, has appealed to the Dalton Gardens City Council, city officials confirmed Thursday.

Garden gnome fans fret

SkyMall files for bankruptcy

NEW YORK - Apparently, airline passengers aren't buying enough garden gnomes, superhero pajamas and heated cat shelters. SkyMall has filed for bankruptcy.

Let the snow sports begin

Registration for Saturday’s Winter Swap is 3-8 p.m. today

Woodbridge a tucked-away Post Falls gem

It technically isn’t a wood bridge, but it’s close enough.

Old photos show mid-20th century NYC

'Weegee Guide to New York' looks back to city in 1940s

NEW YORK - A new book of photos by legendary photographer Weegee shows what industrialized, pre-gentrified New York looked like in the mid-20th century, before the city was crammed with towers and billboards.

Michael Wesley H. Cole, 64

Michael Wesley H. Cole, 64, died unexpectedly in Polson at St. Joseph’s Hospital Oct. 23, 2017.

Man arrested after woman's screams

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BHS sophomores plant trees, improve trail

The clank of shovels hitting rocks and the whine of chainsaws sounded like a forced-labor camp along the East Shore of Flathead Lake on Friday morning. But the labor there was purely voluntary, as nearly the entire sophomore class and a few juniors from Bigfork High School did trail work and put up interpretive signs along the Beardance Trail south of Woods Bay.

Cross-state horse riders will traverse the Bob

Katie Russell and Tom Fairbank aren't your typical pair. Fairbank is 66 and spent a big chunk of his life in Alaska. Russell is 27 and grew up in Palmyra, upstate New York.

Calvin Arthur Mosher, 93

On April 1, 2021, the Lord wrapped Calvin Arthur Mosher, 93, in His loving arms and took him home.

Ideas for marketing on a small-business budget

Running a small business is a dream for many people, but those who do it know that you need to have dedication in addition to dreams. A great business plan is the first step to getting a business off the ground, but once it's launched, the real work starts. To give your business the best opportunities to succeed, you need to think creatively about how to get your message out to your customers.

How do you get a sawmill? Form a club

If you think you need a sawmill, how do you get one? Priest River did it in 1910 by organizing a club and then putting up $1,500 of the town’s money as an inducement.

Whitefish School Board to consider new plan for high school expansion, sports complex

The Whitefish School Board on Tuesday will consider whether the district should pursue two separate bonds totaling $32.6 million to fund a high school expansion and remodel, and build an on-campus athletic complex.

Whitefish School Board to consider new plan for high school expansion, sports complex

The Whitefish School Board on Tuesday will consider whether the district should pursue two separate bonds totaling $32.6 million to fund a high school expansion and remodel, and build an on-campus athletic complex.

'Tots' drive captures Christmas magic

The Sandpoint Lions' Toys for Tots program provides free new toys for children living in the Lake Pend Oreille School District, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in-between. You can help make Christmas merry for these children by helping the Lions today.

BOCC workshop in progress for sewer permitting

The Bonner County commissioners are working to schedule a resident workshop following discussions Tuesday about requiring a septic permit before a building location permit can be issued.

Michael Wesley H. Cole, 64

Michael Wesley H. Cole, 64, died unexpectedly in Polson at St. Joseph’s Hospital Oct. 23, 2017.