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OCT NIBJ: Working moms find balance between parenthood, business

For working moms, balancing professional goals and family life can feel like walking a tightrope.

OCT NIBJ: A fire threatened her business, now the owner Up North Goods is determined to give back

The couple spent 12 days away from home, stuck in a hotel room in Sandpoint. Without her home, her candle business that she had built from the ground up over five years was on the verge of falling apart.

Bonner County History - Sept. 30, 2025

Explore Bonner County’s rich history with stories from 1950 and 1975.

OCT NIBJ: A fire threatened her business, now the owner Up North Goods is determined to give back

The couple spent 12 days away from home, stuck in a hotel room in Sandpoint. Without her home, her candle business that she had built from the ground up over five years was on the verge of falling apart.

Legals for September, 30 2025

Legals for September, 30 2025

Zolman retires from Quincy hospital commission after 20 years

QUINCY — Randy Zolman said he didn’t know much about the job when he joined the Quincy Valley Medical Center commission in 2005. “I had no idea,” he said. “I thought it would be interesting.” Zolman resigned earlier this month after 20 years as a QVMC commissioner; his term would have ended in December. Ronald Huxtable is running unopposed for the position and was appointed to the QVMC commission at its Sept. 22 meeting.

What affording a mortgage looks like in 2025

Want to know what affording a mortgage in 2025 entails? Learn critical insights and tips to navigate today's housing market effectively.

Vandals can't stop the Griz

After a bye next week, Idaho plays host to Northern Colorado on Oct. 11.

A first for North Idaho, Freddy's opens Tuesday in Post Falls

Best known for their made-to-order steakburgers and fresh frozen custard desserts, Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers is set to open Tuesday at 498 South Beck Road— a first for North Idaho.

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Lawsuit aims to prevent subsidizing private/religious education

A lawsuit to prevent taxpayer money from being used to pay for private and religious education is now before the Idaho Supreme Court. A dedicated coalition of public school supporters filed the suit on September 17, asking the Court to declare Idaho’s voucher subsidy law unconstitutional.

DOGE committee’s public comments focus on education, health care

Interim committee is sifting through nearly 500 comments on improving government efficiency

About a month into the Idaho “DOGE” committee opening its public comment portal, more than 450 comments were submitted with recommendations on improving government efficiency.

Prost to Oktoberfest volunteers

German beer, lively oom-pahs, and fashionable dirndls and lederhosen are all to be expected with any Oktoberfest

Montana outscores Idaho, 41-30

MISSOULA — The Little Brown Stein is staying put.

Law roundup: Camper slops sewage all over the ground

Someone in a camper reportedly dumped the contents of the sewage tank all over the ground of a location where someone called the Kalispell Police Department, wanting them kicked off the property when the vehicle left.

Mavs dominate at home

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks regained a home game on their schedule Friday after air quality shifted their away game against Wenatchee to Lions Field. Grabbing ahold of the home-field advantage, the Mavs showed off their strength with a 56-0 victory over the Panthers. “We had a rough week and then we came out and balled,” said Mavs receiver Carter Anderson.

PREP ROUNDUP: Special teams doom Post Falls against Glacier Peak

Results from Friday's prep football, soccer and cross country contests.

A little jug, but a big game to open Big Sky play

“I know as an assistant it was pretty awesome getting that thing and bringing it back to Moscow (in 2022),” Ford said. “I know also as an assistant, it hurt pretty bad seeing them leaving here with it in 2023.”