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Averill Hospitality moving to summer 2028 target for opening lakeside hotel
Averill Hospitality’s Ben McGrann told the Daily Bee that the company is now targeting a summer 2028 grand opening for its new lakeside hotel.
Leadman gives back
Last month, members of Kellogg Rotary Club presented checks to several organizations that had volunteered at the annual Leadman Triathlon in April.
Pepperdine enters Alford plea on two battery charges
A Sandpoint man has entered a plea to two amended battery charges connected to an offense dating back to Aug. 4, 2024.
New firetruck in North Bench
The North Bench Fire District purchased a 1999 firetruck that arrived in town Feb. 27.
Power outage forces successful chairlift evacuation at Silver Mountain
Skiers enjoying the long weekend at Silver Mountain Ski Resort got a little more thrill than what they signed up for on Sunday when a power outage and mechanical failure resulted in the evacuation of one of the mountain’s chair lifts.
Power outage forces chairlift rescue at Silver Mountain
Skiers enjoying the long weekend at Silver Mountain Ski Resort got a little more thrill than what they signed up for on Sunday when a power outage and mechanical failure resulted in the evacuation of one of the mountain’s chair lifts.
Prior child sex offender faces additional charges
A prior registered as a sex offender who resides in Sagle was arrested earlier this week on additional allegations of sexual misconduct toward two minors under sixteen.
Producer Partnership processes livestock for nonprofits
The Producer Partnership completed free processing of livestock donated by local businesses and individuals during the Northwest Montana Fair livestock sale.
Woman dies after falling off Highline Trail in Glacier National Park
An Iowa woman died from a fall off the Highline Trail in Glacier National Park on Wednesday, Aug. 27.
Air Quality Advisory extended through Sunday
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has extended the current Air Quality Advisory for several north Idaho counties through Sunday.
Cd’A man gets prison for child sexual abuse, illegal material
Matthew W. Cash will spend up to 25 years in prison for sexually abusing a child and possessing illegal images, according to the Kootenai County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.
Lengthy cell tower proposal postponed
A cell tower proposal that has faced multiple appeals and a court-ordered remand has been postponed, despite being scheduled for an Oct. 22 hearing before Bonner County commissioners.
Friends of the CDA Trails caps biking season with local donations
WALLACE — The Friends of the Coeur d’Alene Trails Association wrapped up the 2025 biking season by donating $500 each to five local organizations that support communities along the region’s trail systems. The recipients include the Wallace Food Bank, Shoshone County Food Bank, Mullan Community Foundation, Silver Valley Meals on Wheels, and the St. Maries Food Bank.
WEATHER: Feb. 2 – Feb. 7, 2026
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 45. Light and variable wind becoming northeast around 5 mph. Mostly cloudy evening, with a low around 34. North wind 3 to 5 mph.
County, BCASD discuss W-2 miscommunication
SANDPOINT — In one of its longer bi-monthly meetings, the Bonner County Ambulance Service District staff and board discussed communication issues between the district and the Bonner County Auditor's Office.
‘Guard your heart and your wallet,’ IRS warns of romance scams
The IRS Criminal Investigations is warning the public of increased romance scams amid Valentine’s Day.
KHS JROTC brings holiday cheer to hundreds of local kids
While toys remain the focal point, partnerships with local agencies and businesses, including Santa’s Workshop, have expanded the program.
Martinez-Perez enters guilty plea, injury to child
A 20-year-old man from Guatemala has entered a guilty plea on an amended charge of child abuse stemming from an October 2025 incident.
Navarro sentencing continued, February setting
A sentencing hearing for a Sandpoint resident guilty of two felonies related to abuse of a child has been continued to Feb. 5 following a review of a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation.
Peters stepping down from LPOSD board
The Lake Pend Oreille School District Board of Trustees is set to declare a vacancy on the board on Tuesday following the resignation of Zone 2 Trustee Jalon Peters.