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The art of thrifting
Local woman shares tips for gathering stuff and enjoying life
Marji Naaz has a steady rotation of stuff, from thrift stores, to her home, to the community Swap 'n' Talk, and back to the thrift stores.
Law enforcement and court records
Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding
Rite Aid seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it deals with lawsuits and losses
Rite Aid Corp. said in its federal bankruptcy filing that it runs more than 2,000 stores. Most of its locations are on the East and West Coasts, including Idaho
Silver Lake Mall's silver lining
Staring down the main concourse at the Silver Lake Mall is downright eerie.
New water-sports shop opens in Evergreen
A Bozeman outdoor retailer with more than four decades in the water-sports business has opened Northern Lights Rivers, Lakes & Oceans in the former Replay Sports building on U.S. 2 East.
New water-sports shop opens in Evergreen
A Bozeman outdoor retailer with more than four decades in the water-sports business has opened Northern Lights Rivers, Lakes & Oceans in the former Replay Sports building on U.S. 2 East.
Mack Days fishing tourney postponed
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council has decided to postpone the Spring Mack Days fishing tournament following Gov. Steve Bullock’s stay-at-home order issued Thursday.
North Valley Hospital recognized
North Valley Hospital recently received Avatar International's 2009 Overall Best Performer award in recognition of the hospital's high standards of patient care across multiple services lines.
Sightings a reminder that North Idaho is bear country
Grizzlies, blacks call Panhandle Region home
Bears that find food near homes may lose their natural wariness of people. While a bear’s presence doesn’t necessarily mean it’s aggressive, it does underscore the need to act with awareness and caution to avoid conflict. Now is the perfect time to securely store your attractants to keep bears moving on through. Here are some best practices to stay safe and protect your property in bear country.
Sightings a reminder that North Idaho is bear country
Grizzlies, blacks call Panhandle Region home
Bears that find food near homes may lose their natural wariness of people. While a bear’s presence doesn’t necessarily mean it’s aggressive, it does underscore the need to act with awareness and caution to avoid conflict. Now is the perfect time to securely store your attractants to keep bears moving on through. Here are some best practices to stay safe and protect your property in bear country.
Museum mold mitigation continues
Building could open later this month
Work is continuing at the Post Falls Museum, where crews are mitigating a mold outbreak that was discovered in the basement this spring. "It's always been damp down there because of the way the foundation was built and the way the water line was put into the foundation, the old window wells leaking," Post Falls Historical Society treasurer Cindy Mead said Friday. "This spring everything bloomed and took over."
Old mining laws
One of the most polluted rivers in the United States is our Clark Fork in Northwestern Montana. It is filled with layers of toxic mine waste from more than 100 years of indiscriminate dumping from the Butte and Anaconda mines.
Old mining laws
One of the most polluted rivers in the United States is our Clark Fork in Northwestern Montana. It is filled with layers of toxic mine waste from more than 100 years of indiscriminate dumping from the Butte and Anaconda mines.
Old mining laws
One of the most polluted rivers in the United States is our Clark Fork in Northwestern Montana. It is filled with layers of toxic mine waste from more than 100 years of indiscriminate dumping from the Butte and Anaconda mines.
Lord & Taylor is latest retailer to file for bankruptcy
NEW YORK (AP) — New York landmark retailer Lord & Taylor has filed for bankruptcy, joining a growing list of retailers flummoxed by the pandemic.
Perfume plunderer remains on the loose
COEUR d'ALENE - Something didn't smell right to a Macy's loss prevention manager when she saw a customer select three perfume box sets at the store on Christmas Eve.
Mask required for entry
Local business enforces mask mandate
COEUR d’ALENE — When two customers walk into All Things Irish on Friday, the man is wearing a mask. The woman isn't. Sales associate Sharon Kearns quickly greets them with a chipper "Welcome" and approaches the woman, holding out a box of masks.