Puppers’ play place: Royal City girl working to build dog park

ROYAL CITY — Nine-year-old Kristi Jenks is working on a project to give Royal City something she thinks it needs.

Bigfork makes list of top towns for youth

Bigfork has long been known as a top vacation spot, but its newest designation as one of the nation’s best communities for young people shows that it’s not a bad place to grow up, either.

Bigfork makes list of top towns for youth

Bigfork has long been known as a top vacation spot, but its newest designation as one of the nation’s best communities for young people shows that it’s not a bad place to grow up, either.

Bigfork makes list of top towns for youth

Bigfork has long been known as a top vacation spot, but its newest designation as one of the nation’s best communities for young people shows that it’s not a bad place to grow up, either.

REGION 18 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Cardinals shake off illness, prep for Snow

The North Idaho College women’s basketball enters this week’s Region 18 Tournament as the third seed and will face second-seeded Snow in the opening game today at 4 p.m. PDT on the campus of College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls.

FOL book sale is Saturday

Sandpoint Friends of the Library will hold its monthly used book sale is happening Saturday, March 2.

Supplies donated to local schools

Round Room LLC, the nation’s largest Verizon authorized retailer, recently announced that all 542 of its TCC stores donated school supply packs to more than 5,500 teachers across the U.S.

Glacier starting bear monitoring

Glacier National Park is participating in an interagency effort led by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Park to monitor grizzly bear population trends in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem using bait stations, automated cameras, and traps to capture and monitor grizzly bears inside the park.

Fauci: Too soon to say if Americans may need vaccine booster

WASHINGTON (AP) — The top U.S. infectious diseases expert said Sunday “it is entirely conceivable, maybe likely” that Americans will need a booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in the coming months, but it is too soon for the government to recommend another shot.

Vail: City's spending habit is top issue

Vail: City's spending habit is top issue

Vail: City's spending habit is top issue

Legals for June, 16 2023

Native American Culture Day held at Superior Schools

Superior history teachers Chris Clairmont and Vicky Nytes attended the Montana History Conference last September, where they learned about the Traveling Medicine Show, a program from the Glacier Art Museum.

They’re on the Great American Road trip and living in vans

The Great American Road trip is alive and well in Glacier National Park this summer and the good old van is the vehicle of choice for more than a few folks.

Voter turnout expected to double in West Bonner recall election

Bonner County officials expect twice the voter turnout for next week’s recall election than two years ago, when the school board trustees were first elected. “There’s huge interest in this,” said Bonner County Clerk Michael Rosedale. Embattled West Bonner chairman Keith Rutledge and vice chairwoman Susan Brown will learn their fate Tuesday when five voting precincts close at 8 p.m. Displeased patrons and parents mounted an effort to recall them following the controversial hiring of new superintendent Branden Durst.

Wildfires top 2007 stories

Wildfires topped the news for northern Flathead County in 2007, and by the end of the fire season about a dozen fires has burned timber in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The Chippy Creek fire was the largest in the state and burned nearly 100,000 acres. The Ahorn and Fool Creek fires burned a swath through a combined 110,000 acres of forest land. The Skyland Fire, south of Marias Pass, spent some time rated as the top priority in the nation after it went from a few hundred acres to more than 16,000 acres is about a week.

Wildfires top 2007 stories

Wildfires topped the news for northern Flathead County in 2007, and by the end of the fire season about a dozen fires has burned timber in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The Chippy Creek fire was the largest in the state and burned nearly 100,000 acres. The Ahorn and Fool Creek fires burned a swath through a combined 110,000 acres of forest land. The Skyland Fire, south of Marias Pass, spent some time rated as the top priority in the nation after it went from a few hundred acres to more than 16,000 acres is about a week.

Wildfires top 2007 stories

Wildfires topped the news for northern Flathead County in 2007, and by the end of the fire season about a dozen fires has burned timber in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The Chippy Creek fire was the largest in the state and burned nearly 100,000 acres. The Ahorn and Fool Creek fires burned a swath through a combined 110,000 acres of forest land. The Skyland Fire, south of Marias Pass, spent some time rated as the top priority in the nation after it went from a few hundred acres to more than 16,000 acres is about a week.

City of Soap Lake reassumes control of Smokiam Campground, plans upgrades

SOAP LAKE – After years of private management, the City of Soap Lake has officially taken back control of the Smokiam Campground. Mayor Peter Sharp said he supported the transition towards revitalizing the local asset.