LEGION BASEBALL: Ready to give 100%, one way or another ... Lumbermen prepare to open season season under Allison on Saturday

“I really like that you’ve got things to shoot for,” Allison said. “The last two years (in Single-A), we’ve won districts and went into the tournament with 11 players and had to play five games. The kids came through because they knew how to win. Coeur d’Alene has a lot of baseball talent. This area has a lot of great baseball and if I can teach them one thing, or help them with their careers to get to the next level, that’s the big thing to me. I’m excited to have this group of young men and get to watch them play baseball. They’re very knowledgeable about the game and it’s really fun to see.”

AUG NIBJ: From law enforcement to lawn enforcement

Former detective opens clean-up service

In a world built on convenience, one new Silver Valley business is aiming to take a little more off your plate. Keller’s Clean-Up Services, founded earlier this year by William Keller, was born from a desire to meet a growing need in the community, something Keller recognized after years of public service.

SPOT bus budget deficit could mean cuts to Sandpoint service

The Selkirks-Pend Oreille Transit Authority is facing a $45,000 budget deficiency from the city of Sandpoint, which may severely decrease its hours and rides in the city.

From law enforcement to lawn enforcement

Former detective opens clean-up service

In a world built on convenience, one new Silver Valley business is aiming to take a little more off your plate. Keller’s Clean-Up Services, founded earlier this year by William Keller, was born from a desire to meet a growing need in the community, something Keller recognized after years of public service.

Sept NIBJ: NAMI Far North’s unique approach to solving the area's mental health crisis

That journey led Mehra and her family to find the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a grassroots organization focused on bettering the lives of people who suffer from mental illness.

Sept NIBJ: NAMI Far North’s unique approach to solving the area's mental health crisis

That journey led Mehra and her family to find the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a grassroots organization focused on bettering the lives of people who suffer from mental illness.

LPOSD board gives updates on facilities, policies before new school year

The Lake Pend Oreille School Board met to review updated policies and receive updates on facilities before the new school year on Tuesday.

Tick tock... it's tick season

Mild winter could mean more parasites

The arrival of Spring marks the beginning of tick season in North Idaho, which may be worse than previous years following a mild winter.

Ronan Police Officer Gilliland honored at council meeting

The Ronan City Council’s March 26 meeting began with Ronan Police Chief Rob Jacobson presenting Ronan Police Officer J. Gilliland a commendation issued by the Montana Public Safety Board Standards and Training Post Council for outstanding conduct and excellence in public safety.

Wallace passes Business Registration Ordinance

The new ordinance, which was met with some skepticism, was passed by a 4-1 vote, with Councilwoman Cindy Lien being the only member to vote no.

City to pursue $130 million wastewater treatment plant improvement bond

The City Council voted unanimously to pursue a $130 million bond to fully renovate Sandpoint’s wastewater treatment plant at Wednesday’s meeting.

NAMI Far North’s unique approach to solving the area's mental health crisis

That journey led Mehra and her family to find the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a grassroots organization focused on bettering the lives of people who suffer from mental illness.

First Sandpoint Showdown rolls into town Sept. 27 for action-packed event

Later this month, the dream that began three years ago will finally come to fruition. A three-day event in total, the Sandpoint Showdown is centered around Sept. 27, where hundreds of bikers will gather on four blocks of downtown to showcase their custom motorcycles, compete in skill competitions and bring the community together.

Council moves forward with lot coverage code changes

After nearly three hours of heated discussion, the Sandpoint City Council voted 4-2 to approve amendments to the city’s lot coverage, size and density code.

SCSO Capt. Green resigns

Warns of more departures as turmoil continues

Green was one of the Shoshone County Democratic Committee’s top three nominees to replace Lindsey, but he was deemed ineligible because he did not meet the residency requirement. After Eddy’s appointment, both Green and Stutzke were considered strong candidates for undersheriff, though neither was selected.

Lady Cats embracing role as contenders

USACE officials provide Albeni Falls Dam updates

While Albeni Falls Dam gates and local recreation saw positive updates, the level of Lake Pend Oreille drew a number of questions as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers held a long-awaited town hall meeting Thursday.

USACE officials provide Albeni Falls Dam updates

While Albeni Falls Dam gates and local recreation saw positive updates, the level of Lake Pend Oreille drew a number of questions as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers held a long-awaited town hall meeting Thursday.

Split vote denies 1,153-acre zone change request

Bonner County commissioners denied a land use file for a 1,153-acre zone change for a property in Hope after commissioners shared differing opinions during a May 7 land use hearing on how to interpret county code.

Split vote denies 1,153-acre zone change request

Bonner County commissioners denied a land use file for a 1,153-acre zone change for a property in Hope after commissioners shared differing opinions during a May 7 land use hearing on how to interpret county code.