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4-H helps students plan – and finance – their futures
PULLMAN — Farming is all about the future: plant today, harvest tomorrow, and prepare for another season in between. The cycle continues, which is why it makes sense for 4-H and Washington State University to help each other help students.
Northwest Notes: July 30, 2025
Updates on Idaho and Boise State football.
Amanda Knox to speak at chamber luncheon
Tickets on sale for Oct. 22 event at The Coeur d'Alene Resort
This year’s presenting sponsor, Numerica Credit Union, has been instrumental in supporting the mission and expansion of this signature event. “Numerica is committed to enhancing lives, fulfilling dreams, and building communities,” said Jody Azevedo, VP of Market Development at Numerica Credit Union. “Investing in the Chamber and this annual tradition speaks directly to that purpose. It’s an honor to support an event that creates lasting impact and celebrates the strength and resilience of women.”
Climate lobby volunteers talk clean energy with Sheehy
Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) volunteers from across Montana discussed clean energy provisions with Senator Tim Sheehy and staff from Senator Steve Daines, Representative Troy Downing and Representative Ryan Zinke’s offices in Washington D.C. July 20-21.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Three more former Badgers receive academic honors
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Three more former Badgers receive academic honors
Prepare for liftoff: Sandpoint rocketry club fundraising for next chapter
Sandpoint High School is no stranger to state titles, but an up-and-coming club team is aiming to take the school’s success international.
When the safety net shrinks: How local communities can step up
Back in the spring, I wrote in this column that proposed federal cuts to SNAP and Medicaid were real and would hurt our neighbors.
Kalispell woman sentenced for fatal crash on Polson bridge
A Kalispell woman who admitted to causing a fatal head-on crash on the Polson bridge was committed in District Court in Polson on July 17 to the Montana Department of Corrections for 10 years with seven years suspended.
Gillman, Jones on Payton watchlist
Stats Perform released its 30-player preseason watchlist for the 2025 Walter Payton Award, and three Big Sky Conference players are on it.
Legals for July, 30 2025
Independent film to be shot in Mineral County this fall
When Tanya Lewis earned her degree in media arts from the University of Montana in 2020, she was ready to dive headfirst into filmmaking.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: M's have moves to be made, but for who and how long?
But I suspect Dipoto is right, that with the bullets Seattle has left to shoot this week, a lights-out reliever is the top target. But.
AUGUST NIBJ: The economic backbone of North Idaho — small businesses
North Idaho is unique in its offerings, providing a blend of nature and entrepreneurial opportunities to residents seeking ownership. Many individuals have taken hold of the advantages that the area has to offer, opening shop to cater to the ever-growing communities within Idaho’s five northern counties.
Music Bridges Borders connects communities through music
The sound of aspiring musicians echoed through the gymnasium at Sandpoint's Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on July 24, the final day of Music Bridges Borders’ camp.
Ponderay honors trio with Life Saving Awards
While long overdue, Ponderay Police Chief Joseph Kaufmann wanted to make sure those responsible were honored for their roles in saving the lives of several people last year.
AUG NIBJ: The economic backbone of North Idaho — small businesses
North Idaho is unique in its offerings, providing a blend of nature and entrepreneurial opportunities to residents seeking ownership. Many individuals have taken hold of the advantages that the area has to offer, opening shop to cater to the ever-growing communities within Idaho’s five northern counties.
The economic backbone of North Idaho — small businesses
North Idaho is unique in its offerings, providing a blend of nature and entrepreneurial opportunities to residents seeking ownership. Many individuals have taken hold of the advantages that the area has to offer, opening shop to cater to the ever-growing communities within Idaho’s five northern counties.
3 Griz make Shrine Bowl 1,000
The East-West Shrine Bowl, one of college football’s preeminent all-star showcases, released its annual preseason list of 1,000 players to watch from all levels of the game that are eligible for the 2026 NFL Draft on Monday.
Forest Service to abandon nine regional offices
As Washington continues slash-and-burn policies for federal agencies, USDA announces consolidation of offices responsible for 193 million acres of public land.
Sixers 14U season concludes with championship appearance
ELLENSBURG — The Central Washington Sixers 14U baseball team (24-14-2) concluded their season in the Bullpen Series: Season Finale tournament Sunday. According to head coach Ray Lopez, his players left it all on the field.