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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Stop and be excellent...
With everything going on in the world today – our busy lives, our children’s busy schedules, the political back and forth and the challenges of the economy, to name a few – it's easy to forget to stop and smell the flowers a bit.
Three weeks left in the 2025 Fall Mack Days
Three weeks are all that is left in the 2025 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event. It is not too late to get some entries into the lottery drawings that begin at $2,000 and go down to $100. Every lake trout entry will give you a chance at winning, and you may be a lucky angler with a $10,000, $5,000, or $1,000 tagged lake trout at the end of your line!
Whitefish Legacy Partners to create new outdoors center at former bike retreat
Whitefish Legacy Partners, the nonprofit that maintains the Whitefish Trail, has purchased the former Whitefish Bike Retreat property.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: One final word...
Four and a half years ago, I took a job that didn’t turn out as I expected. I accepted a position as a reporter with the Columbia Basin Herald, thinking that I’d be walking away from an editor’s position at a Texas newspaper. The idea, at the time, was to get a bit more work-life balance and return to the Inland or Pacific Northwest to be closer to family.
An old debate over religion in school is opening up again
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Analysis: Often on brink, Lebanon headed toward collapse
BEIRUT (AP) — Power cuts that last up to 20 hours a day. Mountains of trash spilling into streets. Long lines at gas stations.
MATCHDAY: Man United visits Brighton defending unbeaten run
A look at what’s happening around European soccer on Tuesday:
MATCHDAY: Man United visits Brighton defending unbeaten run
A look at what’s happening around European soccer on Tuesday:
Music Conservatory of Coeur d'Alene receives mysterious statue as gift
The wild hair, famous scowl, furrowed brow and even slight creases in the vest into which the ruffled cravat is tucked are captured in an alabaster bust of Ludwig van Beethoven. The 2-foot-tall statue that was recently given to the Music Conservatory of Coeur d'Alene is as mysterious as it is detailed. “We don’t yet know when it was actually carved,” Music Conservatory of Coeur d'Alene Artistic Director Kent Kimball said Monday.
The Latest: Biden repeats no fracking ban at Pa. rally
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on
Snow portage
Kane Tharp of Whitefish hauls a canoe across a frozen and snow-covered Whitefish Lake en route to a canoe trip down the Whitefish River on Monday afternoon.Tharp and two friends, Brian Bushell and Dave Heckman, paddled the river from the lake to the Montana 40 bridge. The trio said it is an annual tradition to paddle the river in the winter.
Grizzly Bear Attack
JULIE GOLDER/Hagadone News Network Boundary County Sheriff's Office crime scene investigator Dave McClelland boards a U.S. Border Patrol chopper at the Bonners Ferry airport en route to the Buckhorn Mountain area on the Idaho/Montana border, where a 39-year-old hunter was killed by a grizzly bear on Friday.
Bill Johnson leaving KRMC
Olympic skiing champion Bill Johnson is wheeled out of the emergency-room door at Kalispell Regional Medical Center in April 2001 en route to a medical jet that took him to Portland. At left is Erik Rosendahl of the Kalispell fire/ambulance crew. At right is Jimmy Cooper, Johnson’s stepfather. In the background is hospital spokesman Jim Oliverson.
The Latest: Protest in London over virus restrictions
LONDON — Police in London have clashed with protesters at a rally organized by opponents of restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus.
Bunker restart delayed, positive momentum continues
The finish line for the anticipated restart of the Bunker Hill Mine is still clearly in sight, but a few setbacks have delayed the previously forecasted return to production. The delay is a minor inconvenience compared to the amount of positive momentum the mine is experiencing.
Two weeks left in 2025 Mack Days
Two weeks to go in the 2025 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event on Flathead Lake sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. A total of 14,719 lake trout entries have been turned in during the seven weeks of the event-just 98 ahead of the 2024 Fall Event.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Focusing on civic literacy...
Over the course of the last year, we’ve published several stories and opinion pieces related to civic discussions and literacy. There’s a reason for that.
Wayne Edward Herman, 89
Wayne Edward Herman, 89 of Kalispell, passed away peacefully on June 18, 2025.
Don't fret over retirements, resignation of law enforcement leaders
Earlier this year, Tomi McLean retired as Rathdrum’s police chief, ending a 33-year career in law enforcement. She was appointed as the first female Rathdrum police chief in 2016. She began as a reserve officer in Post Falls and Rathdrum in 1991 and served exclusively in Rathdrum since 1994.
Larson Heights principal promoted to district role
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake School District announced that Larson Heights Elementary Principal Chris Kalmbach had been promoted via internal hiring to Assistant Executive Director of Teaching and Learning. He will take up his post as soon as a new principal for Larson Heights has been identified.