Youth summer tennis class offers new sessions

SANDPOINT — The first session of the 2018 youth tennis season has begun. A host of sessions for every age and skill level are offered. Visit www.sandpointidaho.gov/parksrecreation, or visit office in person at 1123 Lake St. to sign up. Partial scholarships are available on a need basis.

June 19 letters to the editor: River health, marijuana tax and reproductive rights

The Smith River is now threatened by a mining operation near the headwaters of the main tributary. An Australian mining company plans to extract copper near Sheep Creek, the main source of water for the Smith River.

Global race to boost electric vehicle range in cold weather

At 20 degrees Fahrenheit, electric vehicles just don't go as far as they do at the ideal 70 degrees, so longer trips can be difficult in the coldest weather.

Don't Let Cold and Flu Ruin the Season

(Family Features) As the holidays approach, many are gearing up for Thanksgiving dinners, holiday shopping and celebrating with family and friends. But with the unpredictable cold and flu season, it’s equally important to add staying healthy to your list.

Legals for December, 28 2024

Kalispell woman allegedly used ax to break into home

Sophia Maria Owen, 39, appeared before Judge Heidi Ulbricht for her arraignment in Flathead County District Court on May 23.

OPEN PRIMARIES: Vote no

Do not be fooled. This initiative is not what it seems. It is ranked choice voting. Ranked choice is as unfair (socialistic) as it can be. How it works.

SC attorney general: Monument protection law constitutional

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina's top lawyer thinks the state law protecting historic monuments from being torn down or altered without a legislative vote is constitutional.

Men's Golf League, June 11 and 25

In the Tuesday Night Men’s League golf standings for June 11, Pastime Bar & Grill occupied the top of the standings.

Vaccine mandate spawns new fear: finding and keeping workers

The new federal vaccine requirement announced by President Joe Biden has created another worry for large businesses: With help wanted signs up almost everywhere, some could lose valuable employees or won't be able to find new ones.

Linda Bradshaw

Linda Bradshaw died in her home in Clark Fork, Idaho on Friday morning, July 26, 2019. Linda lived life with kindness as her way of living every day.

NAMI Far North sets sights on new 'Clubhouse'

Facility will provide recovery-based programs in region

To kickstart efforts, a fundraiser for the Sand Creek Clubhouse is planned for Feb. 29 at the Heartwood Center in Sandpoint. The event, which will be held from 6-7:30 p.m., will include refreshments, presentations from a Clubhouse international representative, and a special guest appearance from Evergreen Clubhouse members in Spokane, the next closest facility.

Sundarbans devastated by cyclone, as virus halts migration

NEW DELHI (AP) — The powerful cyclone that struck India and Bangladesh last month passed through the vast mangrove forests of the Sundarban delta, a UNESCO world heritage site. The mangroves dissipated some of Cyclone Amphan's energy, shielding densely populated cities like Kolkata.

'A servant's heart'

Dolores Hawkins retires after 25 volunteering with PHD's Senior Companions Program

Senior Companions for 25 years

Local resident's relatives recount trips - Religions Classics

North Idaho home buyers remain in waiting

Real estate reps say home sales could pick up this year even as interest rates hold steady

Nicole Huff said the difference could be that buyers are seeing that interest rates aren’t dropping and may not. She believes those looking to buy are willing to give up on low interest rates if it means finding a home that best suits their family today.

Sundarbans devastated by cyclone, as virus halts migration

NEW DELHI (AP) — The powerful cyclone that struck India and Bangladesh last month passed through the vast mangrove forests of the Sundarban delta, a UNESCO world heritage site. The mangroves dissipated some of Cyclone Amphan's energy, shielding densely populated cities like Kolkata.

Distinguished Young Women participants 12-14

The Bonners Ferry Distinguished Young Women Scholarship Program is slated to have 14 junior girls participants. Sydney Beckle, Kimberly Lucas and Alexandra Fodge are participants 12-14.

STATE SOFTBALL: Timberlake brings home fourth-place trophy in 4A; Coeur d'Alene bows out in 6A after second straight tough loss

“Today was a great day,” said Timberlake coach Casi Lupinacci, who announced earlier this season she was stepping down as coach at the end of this, her 10th season, as Tigers head coach. “The girls fought hard. They were tired, coming through the losers bracket, but they battled. Shae (Jones) threw three great games for us. Amy McCune hit the ball well all tournament long. I am so proud of these kids. I learned so much from them, and I couldn’t have asked for a better ending. These kids earned it.”

Kohberger attorneys file alibi defense

Kohberger’s running and hiking decreased on account of his busy class and work schedule once the fall semester started, according to the document signed by Anne Taylor, Kohberger’s lead public defender. But his nighttime drives increased, she added.