Vets to be honored at Royal Memorial Gardens Cemetery

ROYAL CITY — An idea that all started after hearing a story on the news last Christmas is now coming to fruition in Royal City as wreaths will be placed on the graves of veterans buried in Royal Memorial Gardens this coming holiday season.

Waterton set to partially reopen next week

Beginning Monday, Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada will reopen some visitor access and basic services after the coronavirus outbreak prompted the park to temporarily close to the public.

Zonolite bags removed from U.S. Highway 2 home

Officials with the Asbestos Resource Program successfully removed two bags of Zonolite insulation found in the attic of a U.S. Highway 2 home in recent weeks.

City Council meets Jan. 3

Whitefish City Council meets on Monday, Jan. 3, 2022 beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.

Unless Congress reaches last minute budget deal, Glacier National Park will shutdown Sunday

If Congress can’t reach a budget deal by tomorrow, Glacier National Park, along with hundreds of other national parks cross the U.S., will shut down at 12:01 a.m. Sunday morning.

Flathead Lake north shore closed for seasonal waterfowl production

A seasonal closure started March 1 along a large portion of the north shore of Flathead Lake between Bigfork and Somers to support migrating and nesting birds, according to a release from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Middle Fork corridor watchdog group to hold spring meeting

The Great Northern Environmental Stewardship Area group will hold their spring meeting at Grouse Mountain Lodge, in Whitefish, on Tuesday, June 24, from 1 to 5 p.m.

A Little Off the Top: In the eye of the Wal-Mart storm, part II

Probably the most frequently asked question I've had to field over the past several months is, "Where do you stand on the Wal-Mart issue?" It's been tough fielding that one, since inevitably, the person asking has a decidedly frank point of view on the matter.

Speaker presents vision for local food economics

EPA gathering the documents to list CFAC smelter site

Accent Floors opening at new location

Accent Floors & Design has moved to the former building of Idaho Lights at 6055 N. Sunshine St. This is just west of Highway 95 between Hanley and Dalton avenues.

Seize the weekend

Saturday morning ‘all-comers’ run popular in downtown Cd’A

Cash d'Lane

First big weekend of summer graces downtown Coeur d'Alene

COEUR d'ALENE - The deep rumble of street rods and customs on the streets of downtown brings with it another welcome sound - the sweet cha-ching of cash registers ringing.

Surging market drawing investors to IPOs

Empire State Building owner, Potbelly going public

NEW YORK - Starting next week, you could own a piece of the Empire State Building.

These sandwiches are Jim Dandee

Business Bits

Although its website wasn't functioning this past week, Jim Dandee's is a gourmet sandwich shop with franchises in Western states. This includes Idaho and Washington as Kevin Mitchell bought the franchise rights for these states and is opening an outlet in Hayden this week.

Wine Cellar rises up, opens Wednesday

Business Bits

A combination of Inland Northwest and Italian-Mediterranean decor and flavor will be featured at the Wine Cellar that opens Wednesday in its new street-level location at 317 Sherman Ave. Moving from "down below" at 313 Sherman, the new location most recently was the Brix Restaurant.

Seeking hidden gems at the Rusty Trunk

Julie Kern was 5 years old when she first started antiquing with her grandmother when she was five years old, now she’s made her fascination with rare finds and knickknacks into a business with Gypsy Girl and The Rusty Trunk.

Avant Coeur Gymnastics expands its campus

Avant Coeur Gymnastics has more than doubled its size by expanding its campus from 6360 N. Sunshine St. (south of Hanley Ave.) to the former Tri-State Outfitters building at 6275 N. Sunshine St. (just east of U.S. 95).

Legals April 24, 2018

No. 25330 INVITATION TO BID DOUBLE ARROW RANCH LAND OWNERS' ASSOCIATION ROAD MAINTENANCE AND SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACT The Double Arrow Land Owners' Association is seeking bids on the general maintenance and the winter maintenance of approximately 29 miles of roads on the Double Arrow Ranch near Seeley lake, Montana. Copies of the detailed invitation to bid (ITB) including a description of the services to be provided by the respondents can be obtained by contacting the office at 3166 Hwy 83, Suite104, Seeley Lake, MT. Email is [email protected] . Phone is 677-2030. All bids must be submitted to the DARLOA office by 2:00pm on May 21, 2018 April 19, 24, 2018 MNAXLP __________________________

Deadlines loom to get Christmas packages to destinations

Lisa Castro, owner of The UPS Store on South Pioneer Way, had some advice for people who are still planning to mail Christmas presents and actually get them to their destination by Christmas.