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Hunter sales, reports online
People once again can buy Idaho hunting and fishing licenses and tags online, but they will have to establish a user name and password to get entrance into the system.
IDFG sales, hunter reports back online
People once again can buy Idaho hunting and fishing licenses and tags online, but they will have to establish a user name and password to get entrance into the system.
Turn the spigot off
We have covered the water conditions in California and other parts of the west from time to time over the past couple of years as so much attention has been focused on the “drought” in California. Wine consumers have been concerned and curious about how the wine grape crop in the appellations of the Western US have fared with all the dire stories of water shortages primarily across California.
Goodwill set to unveil new store
PONDERAY - Gift giving season has officially begun, and on Dec. 12 local bargain hunters will have yet another holiday shopping option when Goodwill Industries unveils its new state-of-the-art store.
North Valley Food Bank to open free grocery store
Starting on Nov. 3, North Valley Food Bank will open a small free grocery store at its Whitefish facility.
Black Friday shoppers find deals
Prices were dropping faster than the temperature in Kalispell as shoppers filled the parking lots and waited for stores to open on Black Friday.
Grant to improve ADA accessibility on Flathead River
Flathead Rivers Alliance has received a $30,411 grant to help fund its effort to improve American Disability Act (ADA) accessibility on the Flathead River.
Criminals: Little to fear from prosecutor
Attention all scalawags, swindlers, con men, and other scam artists. Consider opening up shop in Kootenai County, Idaho, as you will have little to fear from Prosecutor Barry McHugh or his staff. If you have been following this malfeasance of duty, as I have, you may recall that this case began over three years ago when it came to light that Kevin Mitchell and his daughter, Sarah, accepted money for the purchase of gold or silver coins which the victims never received, making numerous excuses for non-delivery. The detectives from Coeur d'Alene Police Department conducted an investigation into this fraud and subsequently submitted their findings to Prosecuting Attorney Barry McHugh. This is where the foot dragging on McHugh's part began.
Legals for February, 19 2021
The Latest: Bangkok nightspots may close as virus precaution
BANGKOK — Thai health officials are considering the closure of entertainment venues in Bangkok after an outbreak of coronavirus cases in nightspots in and around the capital, and another at a prison in the south.
Community support helps Cottage shine
On behalf of The Cottage, a division of Panhandle Special Needs, we would like to thank the community for voting The Cottage, the “Most Unique Store” in Sandpoint. It is through the kindness and generosity of people donating their quality items, that have given us the opportunity to make it the unique shop that it is! It is the dedication of our volunteers that give so generously of their time, efforts and creativity that make it the interesting and fun place to shop, and the welcoming presence that they project that bring customers back time and time again, looking for treasures.
SHOPPING: Why local is better
As you shop for Christmas this year consider that $45 of every $100 spent at a locally owned business remains in the community, while only $14 of $100 remains after spending at a "big-box" mart or chain store. Supporting locally owned businesses can make the difference between economic growth in our own towns vs. a continued fueling of corporate greed and seeing our dollars utilized out of town.
Mess left in wake of 6,380-gallon gas spill
By Jennifer McBride / Leader Staff
Spirit Skate Shop
Glacier Park concessioner schedules
The operating dates for Glacier National Park concessioners for this year have been scheduled. The concessioners work under contract with the Park and provide visitor services, lodging, food service, retail shops, tours, transportation, horseback riding, guided day hikes and backpacking trips, boat tours and small boat rentals.
US heads into a new week shaken by violence and frustration
WASHINGTON (AP) — After six straight days of unrest, America headed into a new work week Monday with neighborhoods in shambles, urban streets on lockdown and political leaders struggling to control the coast-to-coast outpouring of rage over police killings of black people.
Secondhand stores help various organizations
When donating or buying secondhand items, there are lots of things to consider, like what kind of an organization is selling these items and where the profits go.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Yes, you can, but should you?
There has been much written lately about wine being made in areas that didn’t previously produce wine. Here at the shop our distributors have even tasted us on some of these creations, some have been OK, most haven’t.
YOUTH SPORTS: Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Youth basketball registration underway
COEUR d’ALENE RECREATION