Legals for April, 5 2025

PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Lakeland topples Sandpoint again

Lakeland, which beat Sandpoint 60-50 at home on Jan. 7, plays host to Lewiston on Tuesday.

‘12 as one’

Around 1M fans pack downtown Seattle after Seahawks Super Bowl win

SEATTLE — The 12th man flocked to Seattle’s 4th Ave Wednesday to celebrate the newly crowned Super Bowl champion Seahawks. The event even brought out former players of the franchise.

Bunker Hill Mine eyes June restart amid hiring surge and new technology

Be a player in May primary

Because the Republican Party dominates Idaho politics, most hard-fought and important local races won't be decided in November. The real battles will be waged during the May 15 primary.

Press editorial: Be a player in May primary

Because the Republican Party dominates Idaho politics, most hard-fought and important local races won't be decided in November. The real battles will be waged during the May 15 primary.

Whitefish Theatre Company receives National Endowment for the Arts grant

The Whitefish Theatre Company is pleased to announce it has been approved for a $10,000 Challenge America award from the National Endowment of the Arts to support two live performances of Jesús Muñoz Flamenco, an electrifying dance and music ensemble.

Volunteers and planners promote Ronan master plan

The City of Ronan, the Ronan Chamber of Commerce and Mission West Community Development Partners are working with the planning firm of KLJ to help chart the community’s future.

Glacier, the economic engine

A recent study shows that Glacier National Park is more than just scenery and beautiful hikes. It’s an economic engine.

Canada agrees to cut tariff on Chinese EVs in return for lower tariffs on Canadian farm products

Breaking with the United States, Canada has agreed to cut its 100% tariff on Chinese electric cars in return for lower tariffs on Canadian farm products, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday.

Personal goodbyes: Charlo celebrates class of 2026

The Charlo class of 2026 walked across the stage on Sunday, May 31, and proudly held up their diplomas for the crowd to see.

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Flathead Rivers Alliance hosts interactive River Safety Fair on April 26

Flathead Rivers Alliance and Montana Kayak Academy invite the community to get river-ready at the 2026 River Safety Fair on Sunday, April 26 from 2-5 p.m. at Sacred Waters Brewing in Kalispell.

Agencies look to lift Stage I fire restrictions across much of the Flathead

Following rainfall and lower temperatures across the valley, Flathead National Forest, Flathead County and Glacier National Park will lift Stage I fire restrictions in the coming days, though much of Northwest Montana will keep them in place. Next week, interagency fire managers will meet to make recommendations on fire restrictions moving forward.

Parades, celebrations mark start of holiday season

MOSES LAKE — The first two weeks of December will be filled with parades, visits with Santa, tree lighting - lots of lights everywhere, in fact – as local communities celebrate the season. The annual Ag Appreciation Parade will roll down Third Avenue in Moses Lake at 7 p.m. Dec. 2. The parade is preceded by a street party beginning at 5 p.m. in Sinkiuse Square, at the intersection of Third and Ash streets. The ag parade is sponsored by the Downtown Moses Lake Association and is a way to recognize one of the most important economic sectors of the community, according to the DMLA.

Flood emergency declared in Shoshone County

Earlier this week, the National Weather Service issued a flood watch for eastern Kootenai, Shoshone and eastern Benewah counties, warning that heavy rain and melting snow could swell rivers, flood low-lying areas and trigger mudslides. The watch runs through Thursday evening.

Local paddlers break Guinness World Record in epic dragon boat voyage

Local ultradistance paddlers Josh Friedman and Julie Kirk have done it again. On July 11, the Moyie Springs duo earned their second Guinness World Record in as many years, completing a grueling 51-hour, 371-mile dragon boat expedition on the Missouri River.

Local paddlers break World Record

Team completes epic dragon boat voyage

Local ultradistance paddlers Josh Friedman and Julie Kirk have done it again. On July 11, the Moyie Springs duo earned their second Guinness World Record in as many years, completing a grueling 51-hour, 371-mile dragon boat expedition on the Missouri River.

Area paddlers break Guinness World Record in epic dragon boat voyage

Local ultradistance paddlers Josh Friedman and Julie Kirk have done it again. On July 11, the Moyie Springs duo earned their second Guinness World Record in as many years, completing a grueling 51-hour, 371-mile dragon boat expedition on the Missouri River.

North Idaho College makes new pledge to graduates

‘NIC Guarantee’ promises job placement help to eligible grads

‘NIC Guarantee’ promises job placement help to eligible grads