Horsemen race past Hot Springs, St. Regis

Two big games against local rivals and two big wins.

Keeping history on track

New museum manager returns to his railroad roots in Whitefish

Keeping history on track

New museum manager returns to his railroad roots in Whitefish

Keeping history on track

New museum manager returns to his railroad roots in Whitefish

Nothing equals nothing

Two hours in the wee hours of the morning I walk through the house, with a cup of hot chocolate in my hand. I take that with me and go back to bed where I read a few pages of a book that so far is uninteresting. I hope as I turn the pages something in the plot will grab my interest. Nothing grabs me. I slip lower under the covers, turn off the light and sleep until 8:30 a.m.

Outlet of support

Grocery Outlet owners, customers work to help the community

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake Grocery Outlet co-owner Kris Emerson said the store’s involvement in community projects is a way to pass on the support that was given to her and husband Paul, back in the beginning...

Nothing equals nothing

Two hours in the wee hours of the morning I walk through the house, with a cup of hot chocolate in my hand. I take that with me and go back to bed where I read a few pages of a book that so far is uninteresting. I hope as I turn the pages something in the plot will grab my interest. Nothing grabs me. I slip lower under the covers, turn off the light and sleep until 8:30 a.m.

Nothing equals nothing

Two hours in the wee hours of the morning I walk through the house, with a cup of hot chocolate in my hand. I take that with me and go back to bed where I read a few pages of a book that so far is uninteresting. I hope as I turn the pages something in the plot will grab my interest. Nothing grabs me. I slip lower under the covers, turn off the light and sleep until 8:30 a.m.

Little creates 'garbage day' for useless regulations

To think … when Brad Little was running for governor in 2018, opponents in the Republican primary were doing all they could to paint him as the “liberal” candidate in the race.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Nobody is perfect

One of our wine club members who is a retired English teacher was in the shop recently and we were discussing a fiction author.

NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE WEEK: Preparing for the spring ‘rush’

At the risk of tempting fate, I’ll knock on wood while declaring this next sentence: Spring is nearly here.

The history of the Huckleberry Bear Claw: Book takes a deep dive into history of the Polebridge Mercantile

A Polebridge Mercantile history trivia quiz: 1) Which owner was married twice during his tenure as the owner of the store?

Go to the dump and exchange moments of kindness

I have a confession to make. I have been down in the dumps, and my mental health has suffered these last six months. If yours hasn’t then you are probably smoking something that is still illegal in Idaho.

Bright outdoor décor serves dual purpose of beauty, practicality

The bright armful of greenery augmented by faux berries and ribbons shown in our illustrations is easy to re-create in our wonderful north Idaho outdoors. Fir, pine and cedar trees toss their largess in easily-gathered clumps during the brisk winds of autumn, and with accompanying cones (sometimes thankfully attached) provide the wherewithal for a great dual-purpose creation.

Grizzly Lodge hotel to open in Rathdrum

The Grizzly Lodge will open as a new hotel in Rathdrum in early 2020.

Retail sales rise 0.6% in August largely due to a spike in gas prices

Retail sales rose 0.6% in August, compared with a revised 0.5% increase in July, according to a report issued by the Commerce Department on Thursday.

FLAG: Please, fly her right

I am impressed and disappointed. As I drove to work this Memorial Day to replace our flag and place it at half-staff, I noticed the number of flags that have been replaced with new gleaming ones… I am impressed.

Couple injured in UTV accident

LAKEVIEW — An eastern Washington couple riding a UTV in a remote area of southern Bonner County were injured when the vehicle went off the trail and over an embankment early Saturday afternoon.

Troy secures state grants for campground, trailhead

Troy City Council recently received two state grants totaling $36,000 in an effort to boost the municipality’s tourist attractions.

Movers and Shakers August 13, 2011