NY Times best-selling author Mortenson visits CFJH

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Today's ghastly groaner

A boy had a job bagging groceries at a supermarket. One day the store installed a machine for squeezing fresh orange juice.

Nethercutt visits Moses Lake

Congressman and Senate hopeful asserts his vision for state's future; attacks Murray

How good is your CMA?

With the shortages of inventory reported here week after week, more and more agents are advertising free Comparable Market Analyses in an effort to garner more personal inventory. This marketing strategy has always been used by some. Judging from the emails sent daily within our agent network, it is easy to see the desperation that comes from the lack of available houses currently listed in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and more agents are resorting to offering this free service.

Wildkats carry top seed into tourney

The biggest question at this year’s Northwestern A girls divisional basketball tournament is whether or not the DeWit sisters and Co. can be stopped.

Legals for July, 12 2025

Worship options available for area faithful

Local churches are helping their congregations worship in a variety of ways.

Asian shares mixed amid 2nd wave coronavirus, election fears

TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mixed on Friday as investors weighed concerns about the U.S. presidential election and an economic stimulus package, on top of fears of flaring outbreaks of coronavirus.

State's top court: Sex offender not exempt from registering

The Idaho Supreme Court upheld a 1st District Court ruling from Kootenai County that said a 2009 amendment to the state's sex offender registration law does apply to a Coeur d'Alene man, according to a Monday opinion.

TRAIL: Herbicides inappropriate

Have you ever enjoyed biking or hiking the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes, “The award winning 72-mile paved, non-motorized, mostly alpine and basically flat rail trail…,” according to the website of Friends of the Trail? It is indeed a beautiful ride for the family, taking you past lakes, the river and wetlands.

AA Wolfpack holds off A power Polson

Kynzie Mohl and Sammie Labrum each had two hits and three runs batted in Tuesday as Glacier handed Polson its first loss, 8-7, in a matchup between top softball teams in Class AA and Class A.

The Cleanse

It sure was a pretty picture. The light hit the water, shining with an un-wintery gleam. Framed by pines

Early Literacy Fair gets children comfortable with reading

MOSES LAKE — If you can get children reading and learning early, they’ll never stop. That’s the theory behind the Moses Lake Public Library’s Early Literacy Fair. “We have a variety of what are called the big books,” said children’s librarian Zach Walker, holding up an ABCs book that looked to be about 12 inches by 18. “The letters are all nice and big, so (children) can more easily start with the big stuff and work their way down to the smaller ones.” The Early Literacy Fair is the library’s way to give small children, mostly under 5 years old, a chance to get acquainted with books and other brain-stimulating activities. Several activity stations were set up Thursday in the children’s section of the library, with books, coloring sheets and crayons and activities to engage little hands and young minds.

Community readies for Winter Carnival fun

The community is invited to come celebrate 48 years of winter fun with the Sandpoint Winter Carnival.

4-H Fridays filling need for Boundary County parents

It’s been several years since Boundary County School District 101 switched to a four-day week, closing on Fridays for budgetary reasons.

Popular Whitefish bakery moves downtown

Fleur is blooming in downtown Whitefish. Even in the midst of a power outage an hour before closing time on Wednesday, a steady stream of customers poured into the bake shop’s new location on Central Avenue.

Walter Garrett Stronks II, 97

Walter Garrett Stronks II, 97, passed away on November 3, 2021.

Govts pledge aid as global commerce seizes in face of virus

Governments and central banks are scrambling to find ways to keep businesses from going bankrupt as the virus outbreak

Popular Whitefish bakery moves downtown

Fleur is blooming in downtown Whitefish. Even in the midst of a power outage an hour before closing time on Wednesday, a steady stream of customers poured into the bake shop’s new location on Central Avenue.

Iconic plant's end spells doom for struggling coal industry

DRAKESBORO, Ky. (AP) — President Donald Trump tried to stop it from happening. The top Republican in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, did too.