Evergreen's shining achievement

GLADYS SHAY / For the Hungry Horse News

Before You Do Your Holiday Shopping, Check Your Credit Report

(NAPSI)—Holiday retail sales are expected to increase anywhere between 3 and 4 percent during the 2015 shopping season, according to estimates by various experts in the industry. That's down slightly from 2014 but higher than the National Retail Federation's 10-year average of 2.5 percent.

Fall footwear: Start shopping the trends now and stay ahead of the fashion curve

The wardrobe update is as common a fall occurrence as leaves changing color, and perhaps the most-changed wardrobe staples are shoes. But instead of heading out to buy new footwear based on what's going to keep you cozy in the coming months, pre-edit your shopping bags by exploring which of the season's trends will suit you. Once you're armed with an idea of the looks you want, you'll be ahead of the curve when you start shopping.

Hungry Horse's Huckleberry Patch undergoing modernizing remodel

Hungry Horse’s Huckleberry Patch is growing.

Solesbee receives auto industry award

For Greg Solesbee, owner of CARSTAR of Hayden, his journey from a young apprentice working in his family’s collision repair facility to the owner of a CARSTAR facility in Idaho is much like the 1967 Ford Fastback Mustang he started working on as a teen. It required years of painstaking work, the project was fueled by passion and it taught him valuable lessons. Today, Solesbee still has the Mustang, and has won numerous trophies for it at car shows. At the recent 2023 SEMA Show, he brought home a whole new kind of trophy – the Body Shop Business Single Shop Executive of the Year award.

Knifeman in southern France kills 2 in attack on passersby

PARIS (AP) — A man wielding a knife attacked residents of a French town while they ventured out to shop amid a coronavirus lockdown Saturday, killing two people and wounding eight others, authorities said.

Libby gifted students' project benefits those in need

The growing concerns of area homeless and food insecurity led the group to put on a food drive and donate the collection.

The Latest: New rule: Saratoga jockeys have to stay put

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

Graduation rates don't tell the whole story

Two schools also factor in stats about on-time high school graduation rates in Moses Lake School District

SGL endorses hydro power

Benefits touted

EPHRATA — The news of SGL Automotive Carbon Fibers carbon fiber plant shows a favorable view of hydropower.

Custody case goes viral

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BHS sports prep for season in Class B

As Bigfork High School's athletic teams gear up for their new seasons most are undergoing signicicant changes as the school competes in Class B for the first time since the 1996-1997 school year.

Know the fishing rules

This leads to knowing how many fish you can keep and whether there is a size limit?

Northwest Notes Sept. 7, 2022

Vandal Boosters monthly meetings resume Thursday and Eastern Washington announces men's basketball schedule.

BHS sports prep for season in Class B

As Bigfork High School's athletic teams gear up for their new seasons most are undergoing signicicant changes as the school competes in Class B for the first time since the 1996-1997 school year.

BHS sports prep for season in Class B

As Bigfork High School's athletic teams gear up for their new seasons most are undergoing signicicant changes as the school competes in Class B for the first time since the 1996-1997 school year.

Legals for July, 9 2025

Pope visit a sign of inclusion for Slovakia's excluded Roma

Restart of his globetrotting papacy after a nearly two-year coronavirus hiatus

ROPA opens non-motorized launch

Join the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Pend Oreille Rowing and Paddling Association (PORPA) for the grand opening of the new non-motorized boat launch at the Priest River Recreation Area (Mudhole).

Appellants pledge legal action after Panhandle Door receives new permit

Boundary County commissioners approved a new conditional use permit Dec. 11 for Panhandle Door, Inc., a large-scale manufacturer located near residential county homes. The amended permit, set for adoption in the coming weeks, will resolve a nine-month zoning dispute involving numerous allegations of dangerous and illegal conduct by Panhandle Door over the course of several years. Opposers to the permit have indicated they now intend to take legal action.