Easement, license agreements amended by Shoshone BOCC

Earlier this month, Shoshone County Commissioners agreed to amend an easement agreement between the county and Buell Bros. Incorporated (BBI) allowing them to replace a bridge over Elk Creek along Potlatch Road in the southern region of Shoshone County near Herrick Park.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Educate, don’t regulate when it comes to guns

November of next year will see gun owners having to go through a few extra hoops to own firearms in Washington. As much as I’m for public safety and keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and punishing those who are irresponsible with firearms, I find the new law to be an overreach.

Golden Tee Estates 11th Edition denied after will serve letter fails to meet county requirements

Bonner County commissioners unanimously denied a 22-lot subdivision linked to a 20-year development plan after project representatives failed to bring a will serve letter showing that the project phase could move forward.

City ‘very hopeful’ for North Boyer Road fall reopening

The city of Sandpoint’s Public Works and Utilities Director Holly Ellis said the city is hopeful for a fall reopening of North Boyer Road, which was closed last month due to a failing culvert.

Brawlers, Wolfpack wrestlers set for divisionals

Flathead High is the host with the most times two this weekend, as the Western AA Divisional takes over the gym Friday and Saturday.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: The importance of learning spaces

What a weird time we live in. We have the greatest access to information since the dawn of time, but the double-edged sword of the internet is that we also have the greatest access to misinformation since the dawn of time.

Rathdrum City Council approves Arestad property rezone

Rathdrum City Council approves Arestad property rezone

Rathdrum City Council unanimously approved homebuilder Hayden Homes request to rezone the 127-acre Arestad property Wednesday night.

North Idaho College awaits accreditation decision

After two years of uncertainty, North Idaho College awaits the final decision as to whether it will retain accreditation.

North Idaho College awaits accreditation decision

After two years of uncertainty, North Idaho College awaits the final decision as to whether it will retain accreditation.

PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: Good start helps Genesis Prep over Wallace

Lakeside to host Genesis Prep on Wednesday, while Wallace hosts Clark Fork in loser-out game in 2A District 1 tournament.

Americas Gold and Silver purchases Crescent Mine

New research from Montana State economist shows how wetland restoration can benefit local economies

Ecological research has shown that wetlands play a crucial role in filtering chemicals out of their watersheds, said Nicole Karwowski, an assistant professor in MSU’s Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics.

THE DIRT: Historic pollution study of the Coeur d’Alene Basin

Greif looks to restructure fire department

Creates level of division chiefs

With numerous upcoming retirements creating vacancies throughout the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department, Chief Tom Greif said he wants to organize the department's administrative structure.

Shoshone County Candidate Profile: Karey Eddy (D) Treasurer

PaddleHeads takes second straight from Range Riders

Brock Vradenburg collected two hits and an RBI, but the Range Riders couldn't hold an early lead, falling 9-4 to the Missoula PaddleHeads in Pioneer League baseball on Wednesday night at Ogren Park.

Ponderay discusses future partnership with PACE

The mayor and City Council agreed to slow roll any potential agreement with the Ponderay Aquatic Center Endowment after discussion on Monday evening.

Final budget up for vote at Whitefish City Council

A final budget that calls for an increase in spending, primarily on capital projects and personnel services, goes before Whitefish City Council on Monday.

UN chief: Polluters must join 'net zero' club for climate

BERLIN (AP) — Polluters must step up their commitments to cutting greenhouse gas emissions before a crucial climate summit in November, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday.

UN chief: Polluters must join 'net zero' club for climate

BERLIN (AP) — Polluters must step up their commitments to cutting greenhouse gas emissions before a crucial climate summit in November, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday.