Glacier National Park plows at Big Drift, construction paving done on lower end of Sun Road, though shoulder work continues

Day and night. That might best describe conditions at Glacier National Park’s Logan Pass.

BASIN BASEBALL ROUNDUP: May 7, 2025

COLUMBIA BASIN — The regular season for Basin baseball has concluded, and district play has commenced. Below is how the last week of competition has unfolded and results for some district play.

Visitor access restricted to northern Idaho fire lookouts

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service says visitors to six active fire lookouts in northern Idaho won’t be able to access the top level of the lookouts due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Looking Back: Voters approved levy for high school

Voters in School District 44 were asked to approve a special one year only levy of 14.9 mills for the high school.

Barbara Jean McLean, 88

Barbara Jean McLean, born in Sioux Falls, SD on March 14, 1936, passed away peacefully on April 24, 2024. Barbara was a beloved member of her community, known for her unwavering dedication and compassionate spirit.

Trout Unlimited banquet May 18

The banquet is a fundraiser for Trout Unlimited to assist with many projects, primarily in Northwest Montana.

Whitefish summer reservations trending lower than last year

Glacier National Park Superintendent Dave Roemer, Explore Whitefish Executive Director Julie Mullins and Glacier Park International Airport Director Rob Ratkowski gave Summer 2024 tourism outlooks at the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce’s Business Breakfast meeting on April 24th.

Trout Unlimited banquet May 18

The banquet is a fundraiser for Trout Unlimited to assist with many projects, primarily in Northwest Montana.

NIC event highlights apprenticeships

The community is invited to learn more about the various apprenticeship programs offered through the North Idaho College Workforce Training Center at an open house next week. The event will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10, at NIC’s Parker Technical Education Center in Rathdrum. More than 10 regional trade employers will be on-hand to meet with job seekers and potential apprentices.

Lockdown over: Businesses opening to new normal

Today is the first step in what political leaders, health care professionals and economists believe will be a long road to recovery from the coronavirus.

Kootenai Forest officials accepting comment on forestry project

The proposed 3,000-acre forest project near Eureka is in the Glen Lake, Sinclair Creek and Ksanka foothills areas.

Boundary Community Hospital and COVID-19

Given the current circumstances facing the world today, I felt it was important to reassure Boundary County residents that your local community hospital is prepared if we are needed. Boundary Community Hospital, Extended Care Facility (Nursing Home), and Boundary Community Clinics’ priority is the safety of our patients, their families, our staff and our community.

The Latest: US virus toll projected to drop by end of July

NEW YORK — Health experts are projecting the coronavirus toll in the U.S. will wane dramatically by the end of July.

Bonner knife makers stand test of time

Bonner knife company stand the test of time.

Family is top reason for giving thanks

SANDPOINT - Family, friends, the simple joys in life.

Glacier boys on course for another high finish

Western AA golf

County election admin placed on administrative leave

Melanie Howell, hired to run the county’s elections in May 2023 following the resignation of Paula Buff, was put on...

Study: Virus death toll in NYC worse than official tally

NEW YORK (AP) — New York City’s death toll from the coronavirus may be thousands of fatalities worse than the tally kept by the city and state, according to an analysis released Monday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Lookout hosting NYE Torchlight Parade

One of the more unique spectacles on New Year’s Eve will once again take place at Lookout Pass when they host their annual Torchlight Parade.

Legals for October, 20 2022