Fuel, flour, diapers: Cubans turn to social media for basics

HAVANA (AP) — “Where to find it?” and “Whatever you want” and “What do you need?”

Washington family puts it all into opening Swan Lake business

The empty-looking, brown building with red trim on Montana 83, just north of Swan Lake, is now occupied by the Huddleston family. Their vision for its future is a family-run gas and grocery they plan to open by April.

Legals for March, 1 2023

Generational change for local nursery

After an absence of many years, Wild Geese Gardens is rejoining the vendors at the Kalispell Farmers Market.

Wahluke educator leaves the big apple

MATTAWA - When it comes to leaving the city for the country, one can hardly top Wahluke High School math teacher Jose Vidot.

ENERGY from a COOKIE

When Jess Cerra set out to create a new type of energy bar she knew it had to be made with real food ingredients and packed with nutrition for fueling athletes. But her top goal was give it a unique taste — like a cookie.

Three-story building project tops Whitefish agenda

A three-story building proposal is on the Whitefish City Council’s agenda tonight, this time a mixed-use building with seven residential units planned at 139 E. Second St. near the downtown area.

Much has been accomplished in city parks

Dear Sandpoint citizens,

Rex Layne Wallschlaeger

July 10, 1956 – November 27, 2015

July 10, 1956 – November 27, 2015

Daines, King reintroduce bill aimed at aiding communities near national parks

A year after its initial introduction in the Senate, the bipartisan Gateway Community and Recreation Enhancement Act is getting a second chance at life.

Xmas tree disposal for city residents

SANDPOINT — Community members who live within Sandpoint city limits have a couple of options for Christmas tree disposal this year. 

T-shirt shop a good run for artist

The first time the White-fish Pilot did a story on the Northwind Shirt Company, it was Dec. 2, 1976, and silk-screened T-shirts were a hot new retail item in tourist shops around the country.

The Front Row with JASON ELLIOTT Oct. 5, 2011

Expecting a great finish to the fall

If Saturday's Scenic West Athletic Conference volleyball match between the 11th-ranked North Idaho Cardinals and third-ranked Southern Idaho Golden Eagles was any indication of just what fans have in store for them in the coming weeks, you might want to do yourself a favor and find your way to a gymnasium or field near you.

Valdie Burkholder has lived in same home for 52 years

Editor's Note: The following is another in a series of stories about long-time Boundary County residents. They were asked to compare life here today with life from the past. To submit a name, call The Herald at 267-5521.

New businesses thrive despite pandemic

They got help from Small Business Development Center at NIC

By the time Katy Bean opened a brick-and-mortar store in early 2020, she had been in business for years.

New plan for Dingle building

The possibility of a new downtown boutique hotel in the historic Dingle building at 402 E. Sherman Ave. evidently won’t happen.

Flathead Video Hollywood To-Go

Kim Dutton, store owner, adds mustard to finish the New York Dog, a gourmet hotdog topped with sauerkraut, sauteed onions in red sauce and mustard on Wednesday afternoon at Flathead Video Hollywood To-Go in Bigfork.

Pot problems

Washington faces difficulties launching legal marijuana

Carving out a niche in the furniture world

Former Libby boat shop owner faces theft charges

According to the charging document filed by Lincoln County Attorney Marcia Boris, the various alleged incidents in a span of more than five years, from 2018 to 2023.