Movie-related products still hit stores despite film delays

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hollywood pressed pause on releasing most major films in theaters to combat the coronavirus outbreak, but that hasn’t necessarily been the case for toys and merchandise related to those movies.

Movie-related products still hit stores despite film delays

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hollywood pressed pause on releasing most major films in theaters to combat the coronavirus outbreak, but that hasn’t necessarily been the case for toys and merchandise related to those movies.

Movie-related products still hit stores despite film delays

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hollywood pressed pause on releasing most major films in theaters to combat the coronavirus outbreak, but that hasn’t necessarily been the case for toys and merchandise related to those movies.

Dorothy Johnson inducted into Cowboy Hall of Fame

Lookout Pass expansion approved

OSBURN — The highly anticipated and much discussed expansion of one of North Idaho’s most popular ski areas is set to move forward.

On a team full of self-described idiots, David Wells has officially become the clown prince of the Boston Red Sox.

A fresh take that's all rancid

Governor calls for listing CFAC site for cleanup

Elrod students take a crack at engineering

Once the Pacific Science Center’s Science on Wheels rolled into Elrod Elementary last week, kindergartners through fifth-graders put on their engineering thinking caps.

Sheriff's Blotter

Notable calls for the day!

Job Corps students save the day

Last Saturday was Pioneer Day at the Grant County Historical Society and Museum. The museum has a campus of 38 buildings. When we say 38 buildings, we are talking about 38 separate spaces.

The Latest: Indiana reports single-day high in virus cases

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana has notched a single-day high of new COVID-19 cases for the second straight day.

Band students to march in Macy's parade

Grocery stores become front line soldiers in the coronavirus wars

Originally posted on BoiseDev on March 27.The role grocery stores take in our everyday lives saw a bright spotlight in recent weeks in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Across Idaho, stores changed hours, adjusted safety measures and struggled with unprecedented customer demand. Boise-based Albertsons Companies operates 2,200 stores across the country, including more than 40 in Idaho under the Albertsons and Safeway names.

Worker exclusion zones at World Cup

2nd Annual Hometown Holiday event set for Nov. 27-28

Local businesses, with support from the Bonners Ferry Chamber of Commerce, are joining together to offer folks a chance to stay home during the biggest shopping weekend of the year with abundant local sales and specials for the second Annual Hometown Holiday Event on Nov. 27 and Nov. 28. From storewide sales to fresh-baked cookies, this weekend promises to give everyone a shopping experience that will be both pleasurable and easy on the wallet. Best of all, every dollar spent at home is one more dollar that stays local, helping boost our local economy. On Friday, November 27 from 4 to 5:30 p.m., everyone is welcome to the Annual Lighting of the Community Christmas Tree at the Georgia Mae Plaza, along with the arrival of Santa Claus to greet all the Boundary County children and their families. Come down for this special event, complete with hot cocoa, cookies and treats for the kids. Watch Bonners Ferry, Idaho’s and other local Facebook pages for more details. 

Planning begins for new Quincy public works shop

QUINCY — The city of Quincy might be building a new public works shop. Quincy City Council members awarded a $22,000 contract to MJ Neal Associates, Wenatchee, to design the new shop and prepare a project budget at the regular meeting Aug. 1...

State's L&I director visits Grant County

Weeks' initiatives designed to improve worker system

Luxury apartments up for rent on Nucleus, as building nears completion

The transformation of downtown Columbia Falls continues.

Hundreds gather for Business Expo at Big Bend

MOSES LAKE - Hundreds of people perused business booths at the start of the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce's Business Expo.

The Latest: Area around White House sealed off; fence put up

The Latest on the May 25 death in Minneapolis of George Floyd, a handcuffed black man who pleaded for air as a white police officer pressed a knee on his neck: