Feds seek info on 2 dead Montana grizzlies

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is providing rewards for information related to two dead grizzly bears, which are federally protected animals.

Bigfork company begins selling products on global level

After 10 years of providing organic and sustainable skincare products, The Good Stuff Botanicals will begin sharing its creations with a global audience.

PILLOWS: Support comeback kid

I’m so sorry but are you kidding me? Are we really going to stand by and let the far left dictate who we buy our pillows from?

Thousands in Belarus form 'lines of solidarity' in protest

MINSK, Belarus (AP) — Crowds of protesters in Belarus swarmed the streets and thousands of workers rallied outside industrial plants Thursday to denounce a police crackdown on demonstrations over a disputed election that extended the 26-year rule of authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko.

Numerica to sponsor North Idaho activities through Jan. 4

Numerica to sponsor North Idaho activities through Jan. 4

Numerica is sponsoring Five Days of Family Fun for families to enjoy at no cost over winter break.

New AIS rules imposed for nonresident boaters, anglers

Nonresident boaters and anglers visiting Montana will see new rules regarding aquatic invasive species this year, including a fee reduction for anglers.

Second half property taxes due by June 21

Boundary County Treasurer, Susan M. Larson, would like to remind all Boundary County taxpayers that the deadline for paying the second half of the 2021, property taxes without penalty is Tuesday, June 21, 2022 due to the courthouse being closed on June 20, in observation of Juneteenth.

The Exhausted Dad: Battling sleep like a 13-year-old

My oldest daughter, age 13, rejects the core principles of sleep.

Bonner County News of Record - Jan. 1, 2025

Police log information for Sandpoint, Ponderay and Priest River police departments, and the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.

The Latest: Utah gov. "frustrated" over rising virus cases

SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Gary Herbert says he is “frustrated” as new coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue a streak of record highs in Utah.

Irrigation districts, USBR look to title transfers

Would give irrigation districts more flexibility and control

MOSES LAKE — Craig Simpson wants to be clear about something. The coordinated effort to build a number of small canals and pipes from the East Low Canal to provide Columbia Basin Project water to roughly 90,000 farm acres included in the original project and replace well water drawn from the declining Odessa Aquifer, is not a permanent way to expand the project’s ability to deliver water. “Odessa is being confused with full project development,” he told members of the Columbia Basin Development League during the league’s annual conference at Big Bend Community College in November. “It’s a temporary solution.”

City recognized for welcoming spirit

Sandpoint has been recognized as one of the nation's most welcoming locations for newcomers, according to a survey by a national website.

C1 MY TURN: Candidates, take this vetting test

Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it whether it exists or not, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies.

Maria Moreno

On July 21, 2023, Maria de la Luz Moreno, returned to the Lord at age 84 after a long, courageous battle with dementia. She passed peacefully at home, surrounded by her family, friends, and pets. Maria was the biological mother of three children. However, many people considered her their surrogate mother and grandmother. Maria was born to Osvaldo and Carlota Olmeda in San Carlos Tamaulipas, Mexico, on Aug. 3, 1938. The second oldest of six children, Maria is preceded in death by her parents, her sisters Neomi and Alicia and her brother Samuel. She leaves behind her sisters Betzabeth and Gloria Eva.

New Mexico allows more people in businesses in cold weather

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — More people will be allowed inside grocery stores and other essential businesses as New Mexico on Wednesday amended its public health order on the coronavirus to address waiting lines as frigid temperatures take hold across the state.

Column: Painting a pretty volleyball picture

Jaimie Nelson might seem like an unlikely pick to be Glacier High’s next volleyball coach, in that it’s her first varsity coaching job at the age of 48.

New AIS rules imposed for nonresident boaters, anglers

Nonresident boaters and anglers visiting Montana will see new rules regarding aquatic invasive species this year, including a fee reduction for anglers.

Ephrata softball takes doubleheader over Quincy

QUINCY — The Ephrata Tigers softball team used strong hitting and strong pitching to gain wins over the Quincy Jackrabbits, 23-0 and 21-2, in a doubleheader Tuesday at Quincy High School. Ephrata Head Coach Heather Wood said the Tigers have been hitting well all season.

Wildfires increase flooding risks

Recent hot temperatures and dry conditions have triggered wildfires throughout the state.

'Late Night' fun on tap at POPA

Forget turning on your television, this "late night" variety show brings all the fun of a big-name talk show — think Johnny Carson or David Letterman — to the Pend Oreille Playhouse this weekend.