Silver Valley's Leadman Triathlon just days away

The 21st annual Leadman Triathlon is this weekend, and recent weather has the racecourse looking like one for the ages.

North Boyer Road reopening delayed to late fall

City waiting on custom pipe for culvert construction

Progress on the North Boyer Road culvert has stalled as crews await a custom fitted pipe to be delivered, according to Sandpoint Public Works Director Holly Ellis.

EDITORIAL: Honor and respect are due to Charlie Kirk

If you ever listened to him during his discussions and debates, he was quick, bright, intelligent and respectful. He did not try to belittle anyone for their point of view. Rather, he argued his point of view. And his view was not based solely on his opinion but on facts.

Man enters not guilty plea to child sex abuse charges

A Bonner County resident has plead not guilty to child sex abuse charges that occurred during a three-year timespan.

Troy women start strong, down Bobcats

Fortuna Ngnawo scored a team-high 19 points and added 10 rebounds as Troy defeated Montana State 74-60 in women’s basketball Monday.

Cd’A man convicted of unlawfully killing trophy bull elk

A man who killed a “well-known” trophy-class bulk elk with a rifle during an archery-only season is guilty of a felony offense, according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

Asphalt test failures put brakes to Fourth of July repaving project

Construction along the Fourth of July Pass section of Interstate 90 has stalled in recent weeks, prompting many commuters to question whether the roadwork remains on schedule.

Monthly business journal Insights to launch in April

A new journal focusing on the economic and entrepreneurial trends that shape Northwest Montana's business communities will make its debut next month.

More work needed at Moon Pass rockslide site

Additional work is needed to stabilize a section of Moon Pass that was buried beneath a rockslide over a year ago.

Commissioners hold concise business meeting

Tuesday’s business meeting looked different this week, with a total meeting time of 33 minutes as the agenda included only three presentations from county entities.

Extreme Ski Jor kicks off next week in Wallace

The signature winter event at the Center of the Universe is just over one week away and even with less-than-advantageous weather, the seventh annual Wallace Extreme Ski Jor is set to go.

Monthly business journal Insights to launch in April

A new journal focusing on the economic and entrepreneurial trends that shape Northwest Montana's business communities will make its debut next month.

Nunsense comes to Sixth Street

The popular off-Broadway show is making its way to the stage in Wallace for the sixth time and stars Joy Persoon, Carol Roberts, Angela Curl, Naomi Medley, and Emily Hasz as the titular nuns, with theater veteran Paul Roberts in the director’s chair.

Monthly business journal Insights to launch in April

A new journal focusing on the economic and entrepreneurial trends that shape Northwest Montana's business communities will make its debut next month.

Monthly business journal Insights to launch in April

A new journal focusing on the economic and entrepreneurial trends that shape Northwest Montana's business communities will make its debut next month.

Feed Love: North Valley Food Bank's annual winter food drive begins

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, North Valley Food Bank (NVFB) will be having its fifth annual winter food drive and fundraiser, FEED LOVE, from Feb. 2 through Feb. 16.

Opening night: Wallace theater presents Nunsense

Nunsense opens tonight

The popular off-Broadway show is making its way to the stage in Wallace for the sixth time and stars Joy Persoon, Carol Roberts, Angela Curl, Naomi Medley, and Emily Hasz as the titular nuns, with theater veteran Paul Roberts in the director’s chair.

Law enforcement funding debate continues in Hayden

Debate about how much the city of Hayden should pay the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services and how that figure should be calculated is poised to continue after a special meeting between city and county officials on Thursday.

Mitchell sentenced in domestic violence case

A Sandpoint man has been sentenced to 24 months of supervised probation for charges stemming from a domestic violence case.

County opens board, commission interviews to public

After several months of consideration, Bonner County commissioners voted to allow members of the public to witness the interview process of appointed boards and commissions in the county.