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Investing in Idaho through the New Markets Tax Credit
Bob Gooby notes 90th birthday
The New Markets Tax Credit, now permanently expanded, is driving investment into Idaho’s rural and underserved communities—fueling job creation, healthcare access, and economic development.
Coeur d'Alene Adult Soccer Club scores Sept. 25, 2025
Results from last Sunday's games.
Boundary County Court Records - Sept. 25, 2025
Boundary County Court Records for the period of Sept.25-Oct. 5, 2025.
Legals for September, 25 2025
Legals for September, 25 2025
Body of Wyoming man recovered from Flathead Lake
Search crews on Wednesday recovered the body of a Wyoming man who went missing in Flathead Lake earlier this summer.
Idaho’s DOGE committee’s public comments focus on education, health care
Interim committee is sifting through nearly 500 comments on improving government efficiency
Committee co-chairman Rep. Jeff Ehlers, R-Meridian, told the Idaho Capital Sun he plans to focus on ideas for restructuring or consolidating agencies. However, the nearly 500 comments are going to be delegated among the committee’s eight members for deeper dives and for responses to those who didn’t submit anonymously. The names of those who submitted were redacted in the records provided to the Sun through a public records request.
University of Montana's fall enrollment tops 11,000
This fall, 11,064 students are enrolled at the University of Montana, marking the fifth consecutive year of enrollment growth at the University.
Why Accessibility by Design Matters for Your Business and How to Get it Right
Accessibility by design is crucial for inclusive growth. Explore effective strategies to make spaces welcoming for everyone.
Youth Sports Sept. 24, 2025
Scores, news, photos from local youth sports teams, leagues, etc.
Drivers can travel as far north as Lancaster on Ramsey Road starting Oct. 6
Drivers can travel as far north as Lancaster on Ramsey Road starting Oct. 6
Tuesday’s ceremonial ribbon cutting on Ramsey Road, just south of the new roundabout on Lancaster Road, was a long time coming. Fifteen years, to be exact.
Birthday party celebrates a life well-lived
Bob Gooby notes 90th birthday
Bob Gooby, a lifelong Bonner County resident, was honored at the Sandpoint Senior Center for his 90th birthday.
OPINION: Lawsuit filed 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. They are also asking the Court to prevent the Idaho State Tax Commission from implementing and administering the law.
Parents say homeschool offers more freedom to students
Across the Mission Valley about 400 homeschoolers head back into their academic year with opportunities for sports, jobs and a new online program.
Hawks soccer hosts Columbia Falls in Plains
Coach Michael Scharfe and his Thompson Falls-Plains soccer squad may have lost 4-1 to Bigfork in Thompson Falls and 10-0 to powerful Whitefish in Whitefish Thursday, but not all is lost, there are still a lot of meaningful matches to play.
Legals for September, 24 2025
Legals for September, 24 2025
Legals for September, 24 2025
Crosstown sweep: Wolfpack nab pair of 7-0 victories over Flathead
It was another hat-trick performance for Avi Schmautz.
Tigers roar past Ellensburg
EPHRATA – The Ephrata Tigers’ football team earned a strong 43-20 home victory over Ellensburg Friday night to improve their record to 2-1. “We started off kind of shaky, we made a few mistakes, but we tied it together, and then we came out and did what we needed to do to win,” said Tigers junior Ty Plaisted.