Noxon celebrates Independence Day

Famed American artist and illustrator Norman Rockwell would probably have loved every minute of the 2022 Noxon Fourth of July party.

Kenneth Raymond Bunker, 89

Kenneth Raymond Bunker

Cross country: Flathead, Glacier tune up

Glacier Invite is last action before State meet

Glacier’s Owen Thiel and Lauren Bissen claimed individual victories in Wednesday’s Glacier Invite cross country meet at Rebecca Farm.

Peoples' Choice: Troy couple take home show's top prize

1935 International favored by most enthusiasts

A man’s passion for his car — or truck — is for the making of a country song, especially if you do most of the restoration work yourself.

Banff's World Tour making stop in Sandpoint

Come celebrate the outdoors at this year’s Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour, which will be making a stop at the Panida Theater this weekend. The annual tour, again presented by Mountain Fever Productions, will be shown for three nights at Sandpoint’s Panida Theater beginning Friday, Jan.17, Saturday, Jan. 18, and Sunday, Jan. 19. Shows on Friday and Saturday will begin at 7 p.m., and at 6 p.m. on Sunday.

Fourth festivities stretch from Arlee to Polson

Parades begin at noon in Arlee, Charlo and Polson, and the 124th annual Arlee Celebration fills the Powwow Grounds with traditional dancing, drumming and vendors July 1-7.

Annual hot air balloon festival draws global audience to US

The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta has become an economic driver for the state’s largest city

Free the Seeds event coming up soon

Free the Seeds welcomes donations of seeds saved by local gardeners to be shared with other growers at the seed swap.

The Latest: Virus was in Italy's wastewater before Christmas

ROME — A study by Italy’s National Institute of Health has found that the new coronavirus was in circulation in wastewater in the northern cities of Milan and Turin in December 2019, at least two months before the virus was confirmed to have spread locally in the population.

Path to Home Depot becomes familiar for millions in pandemic

Millions of people forced to work out of the office during the pandemic took on new projects at home and Home Depot is supplying a lot of the DIY material they need.

NH backs Biden, Democrats in Congress, GOP governor

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Democrats dominated nearly all the top races Tuesday in New Hampshire, where voters reelected a U.S. senator and both House members and backed Joe Biden for president.

Bukacek avoiding voters

It’s unbelievable how irresponsible some candidates can be when it comes to sharing their qualifications, views and the issues they support with the voters.

Letters to the editor Dec. 6

Letters to the editor Dec. 6

Travis J. Kohlbeck, 53

Travis J. Kohlbeck died Nov. 1, 2023 in Columbia Falls.

Legals for June, 13 2023

STATE HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENTS: Coeur d'Alene bows out in 5A; Timberlake wins three, now among final three

Timberlake (17-9) will play No. 2 Homedale (18-6) today at 9 a.m., with the loser finishing third, and the winner advancing to the championship round to face Kimberly (23-5), needing to beat the Bulldogs twice for the title.

Legals for November, 10 2022

Bruins rule boards in win over Glacier boys

Helena Capital and Glacier put together a decent shooting contest Friday at the Wolf Den, where the visiting Bruins pulled away to an 87-59 Western AA boys basketball win.

PREP ROUNDUP: Ziegler's slam lifts Trojans

Post Falls faces Bishop Kelly and Capital of Boise today at Capital High.

Household hazardous waste collection Saturday

EPHRATA — Grant County residents will be able to dispose of paint, pool chemicals, rechargeable batteries and other kinds of household hazardous waste at a collection event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Grant County Public Works Complex, 124 Enterprise St. SE, Ephrata. The collection is sponsored by Grant County Public Works. The dropoff is available to all Grant County residents, including residents of incorporated cities, according to information from Public Works. It’s free to county residents. Fire extinguishers, gasoline and motor oil, yard chemicals and fertilizers, fluorescent bulbs and aerosol cans are among the items that will be accepted, the Public Works post said.