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Bonnie Blain, 76
Bonnie Darlene Blain (Stiner) (Wells), 76, of Airway Heights, Wash., passed away Wednesday, April 4, 2012, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center. Bonnie was born May 21, 1935, in Coeur d’Alene to Joseph Franklin and Clora May Wells.
Red Sox top Dodgers in Manny's return
INTERLEAGUE
Web series takes viewers on a journey to the West’s most important rivers
Journey to begin
Weekend update
Olympian and Whitefish native Maggie Voisin will continue the tradition of “Ski with Maggie” day today at Whitefish Mountain Resort.
MONUMENTS: Let history live
In Sunday’s History Corner, Syd Albright asks the question: “Why would anyone want to tear down the statue of Robert E. Lee?” Predictably, a visiting reader from Seattle had a politically correct answer in Wednesday’s Readers Write. “If a southern boy (himself) from Virginia understands confederate monuments and battle flags are racist, then certainly Northerners from the great state of Idaho should be able to understand this as well.”
Butte native brings jet to air show
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Gerald "JR" Hansen knows firsthand what many military pilots want to experience for themselves.
Girls soccer tops Priest River
BONNERS FERRY — The lady Badgers took the win against visiting Priest River on Tuesday, Sept. 3, with a final score of 2-1.
Ski films set to debut in Kellogg
By JOSH MCDONALD
We have to start from the ground up
I just returned from two weeks in Wisconsin where I was visiting family and attending alumni functions at Beloit College, my alma mater, class of 1953. My first day of travel to Wisconsin was Tuesday, June 5, the Primary Election day.
It's time to re-invest in Bigfork High School
As proud Bigfork HS Alumni – BHS Class of 1984 and 1987 – we have great memories of our high school experience and how well the faculty and staff helped prepare us for our future. We have been able to visit the high school from time to time over the past 30 years and it’s always great to come back to a place that has such great memories for our family!
Philadelphia visits St. Louis after Sanheim's 2-goal game
Philadelphia Flyers (24-16-6, fifth in the Metropolitan Division) vs. St. Louis Blues (30-10-7, first in the Central Division)
Union representing Canada border employees votes to strike
The union that represents about 9,000 Canadian Border Service Agency employees has voted in favor of striking, which could affect travel between Canada and the United States.
From the Archives
According to Smithsonian Magazine — “A prominent educator and patron of the arts, Henry Cole traveled in the elite social circles of early Victorian England, and had the misfortune of having too many friends. During the holiday season of 1843, those friends were causing Cole much anxiety.
Barron signs with Carroll for soccer
Barron signs with Carroll for soccer
College Television Awards showcase student- produced programs
The deadline for submissions for the Television Academy Foundation’s 41st College Television Awards is Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 5 p.m. (PDT) through the online portal at TelevisionAcademy.com/CTA/submit
Arizona prisons take more steps to guard against COVID-19
PHOENIX (AP) — Inmates in Arizona’s prisons are being offered free soap and are no longer routinely being moved between prison complexes in the latest efforts to guard against the risks of the coronavirus.
Superior Ranger District to conduct prescribed burns
The Superior Ranger District is planning on conducting several prescribed burns across the county this spring. Potential burn units are located in Cedar Creek, Thompson Creek, Mill Creek, Patrick Creek and Rock Creek. The exact timing of the burns will be contingent upon weather, fuel conditions, soil moisture and other environmental factors.
It's time to re-invest in Bigfork High School
As proud Bigfork HS Alumni – BHS Class of 1984 and 1987 – we have great memories of our high school experience and how well the faculty and staff helped prepare us for our future. We have been able to visit the high school from time to time over the past 30 years and it’s always great to come back to a place that has such great memories for our family!
We have to start from the ground up
I just returned from two weeks in Wisconsin where I was visiting family and attending alumni functions at Beloit College, my alma mater, class of 1953. My first day of travel to Wisconsin was Tuesday, June 5, the Primary Election day.
Special Olympics winter games canceled over coronavirus concerns
The Special Olympics winter games set to be held next week at Whitefish Mountain Resort have been canceled due to concerns around the coronavirus.