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Record crowds attend Fourth of July parade and Fireworks show
By ELAINE SANDMAN
Bulldog and Viking girls play to 1-1 tie
SANDPOINT — Sandpoint junior Caroline Suppiger celebrated her birthday with what looked to be a potential game-winning goal, but Coeur d’Alene’s Meg Lowery had different ideas, as the Bulldogs and Vikings played to a 1-1 tie on Thursday night in nonleague girls soccer under the lights at War Memorial Field.
High crime in North Idaho
Kootenai County has highest rate in the state
Community Thanks December 25, 2011
Pope defends celibacy for priests
No mention of clergy sex abuse scandal at rally celebrating 'Year of the Priest'
VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI strongly defended celibacy for priests as a sign of faith in an increasingly secular world Thursday, insisting on a church tradition that has increasingly come under scrutiny amid the clerical sex abuse scandal.
Fake orca a flop in attempt to scare sea lions
Center's renovation benefits many
Shining Mountains Center for Spiritual Living received an uplifting gift recently through Flathead Electric Cooperative’s Roundup for Safety Program.
Art classes for all ages at Stumptown
Twins dump Loggers
WHITEFISH — An offensive show.
Ingrid Marie Olson Bossler, 85
Ingrid Marie Olson Bossler died May 22, 2014, in Helena, with her children and grandchildren at her side.
NIC SOFTBALL: Cardinals rally in opener, then sweep Wenatchee Valley
Sophomore Hayden Rockwell hit a solo home run in the fifth inning, sophomores Kani Korok and Karli Kostoff drove in two runs each in the second game for NIC (38-2, 26-0 NWAC), which concludes the regular season today with a doubleheader at Yakima Valley starting at noon.
Destructive forest fire burning near Priest Lake
The people, history and places of western Bonner County, from Oldtown to Priest Lake and Priest River to Laclede
Marciniak pleads not guilty to felony theft charges
Jackson Anthony Marciniak pleaded not guilty to a pair of felony charges in Lincoln County District Court on March 30 stemming from the theft of more than $60,000 in property, including handguns, from a Sunday Creek home last year.
Fiery train derailment in Minnesota prompts evacuations
A train hauling ethanol and corn syrup derailed and caught fire in Minnesota early Thursday and nearby residents were ordered to evacuate their homes, authorities said.
Devils fall in three sets to Waterville-Mansfield
WILSON CREEK — After winning their first two games of the season last week, the Wilson Creek Devils entered a home conference matchup against the Waterville-Mansfield Shockers on Monday. Despite running high after the wins, Wilson Creek fell to the Shockers in three sets on Monday. “We were really excited coming into the night, but we knew that it would be a tough game,” Wilson Creek head coach Christa Christopherson said. “It’s also really hard to come off of a weekend (game) and play a Monday game, especially against one of the better teams in the league.”
Strong court communication leads Devils to 3-1 win
WILSON CREEK – Coming off a 3-1 win over Pateros on Thursday, the Wilson Creek Devils used their on-court communication skills to bounce back after a first-set loss to defeat Riverside Christian 3-1 on Saturday. The Devils, 6-6 in league play, now prepare for a win-and-in game against Soap Lake on Thursday. “They realized that they knew they were capable of more,” Wilson Creek head coach Christa Christopherson said. Christopherson said that the Devils missed hits and serves in the first set, along with having a sense of miscommunication that led to Riverside Christian taking Set 1 25-16. “We came out slow, I don’t know what it was,” Christopherson said. “Maybe it’s because we played on Saturday, and we’ve never played in a Saturday game. We just did not come out with any sort of spark or fire.” ...
Center's renovation benefits many
Shining Mountains Center for Spiritual Living received an uplifting gift recently through Flathead Electric Cooperative’s Roundup for Safety Program.
Salomon heads for Helena
PABLO — Election day was just like any other day for Dan Salomon.