Pandemic a boon for the bicycle as thousands snap them up

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Joel Johnson hadn’t owned a bicycle since he was 15, but the pandemic changed all that.

JULY NIBJ: Bonners Ferry historic downtown sees new booming businesses

Bonners Ferry’s historic downtown has seen revitalization in the past months as many vacant buildings have been filled with new retail and service-based businesses.

Bonners Ferry historic downtown sees new booming businesses

Bonners Ferry’s historic downtown has seen revitalization in the past months as many vacant buildings have been filled with new retail and service-based businesses.

Court records

Sanders County Justice Court week of 7/22 – 8/11.

They’ve been ‘romancing the stone’ for decades

When Jan Graham was a child, her father worked for the Park Service and the family traveled a lot as her father’s job took her from park to park.

Rock solid: Columbia Falls couple still digging up precious stones

Jan and Murry Graham have spent decades in pursuit of precious stones.

Moses Lake Quiznos closure latest of many for company

Moses Lake Quiznos closure latest of many for company

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Quiznos shop, at 933 N. Stratford Road, Unit D, closed recently, the latest of many closures in the nationwide submarine sandwich chain’s decline over the past decade.

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Moses Lake Police Department

Legals for November, 1 2023

Pac West Parts now open for business

SANDPOINT — Pac West Parts is now open in Sandpoint.

The Latest: Missouri man charged for coughing at customers

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Dementia patients cut off in midst of COVID-19 crisis

For most dementia patients, physical and emotive communication becomes increasingly important as the disease progresses.

Legals for March, 29 2022

Hearing held in Weyer Gulch case

The validation of Weyer Gulch Road continues to be petitioned as the Shoshone County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) listened to supporting and opposing positions at last Tuesday’s public hearing.

5th Street Farmers Market opens Wednesday

Brings people downtown to shop, eat

NOTICE OF MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE

Carlile Development Major Plat & Binding Site Plan - Plat 26 acres into 2 lots in the Heavy Industrial Zone, and further divide through the binding site plan process. The proponent is Carlile Development. The site is located at 9147 Tyndall Road.

The Latest: Confusion over Britain nonessential activity ban

The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 382,000 people and killed over 16,500. The COVID-19 illness causes mild or moderate symptoms in most people, but severe symptoms are more likely in the elderly or those with existing health problems. More than 101,000 people have recovered so far, mostly in China.

What you might not know about McEuen

The year was 1956. Coeur d'Alene was in economic doldrums. The lumber market was slow. The 50 motels only filled in the summer. City population seemed to have leveled off at 16,000. Downtown was dormant.

Themed events redefine meaning of 'downtown'

SANDPOINT – In May, the first Thursday of the summer long series of First Thursday celebrations had a run-in with the rain. Undaunted, the Downtown Sandpoint Business Association (DSBA) has put together what promises to be a sizzling calendar of monthly events designed to drive after-hours traffic to local stores and restaurants and extend the weekend by a day.

Former Ephrata resident's legacy lives on in new law

Cancer victim legacy

SPOKANE — Jonathan Van Keulen experienced what many cancer patients have before him; he had a reaction to his cancer drugs and could not use them any more. His wife Becky couldn’t bring herself to throw out all the unused drugs, worth thousands of dollars, so the couple went to Olympia.