Pancake breakfasts at the Airport start Saturday

The local Experimental Aircraft Association is again holding huckleberry pancake breakfasts on the last Saturday of each month. The breakfasts are being held now through September at the Boundary County Airport.

Brenda Joy Duncan

Brenda Joy Duncan passed away on May 31, 2023.

Fundraiser organized to assist Huggins in keeping the county clean

The community is coming together to help Terry Huggins, a local resident who has been spending the past few years picking up trash along the roadside, to support his efforts by way of covering his fuel expenses.

Thank you, Idaho peace officers for everything you do

Idaho law enforcement continue to play an important role in ensuring that law and order enables our liberties. For more than 60 years, our country and communities across our great State have celebrated the enormous contributions of law enforcement officers through events associated with National Police Day and Week each May.

No room for differences on Memorial Day

The last Monday in May has been established by Congress as Memorial Day, the day to remember, honor and mourn the Americans who have died in the country’s wars. We should all put aside our differences on May 27 to thank those who gave their last full measure to protect America’s “government of the people, by the people and for the people” as President Abraham Lincoln described it.

Legals for May, 23 2024

Post Falls blogger testifies in defamation trial

A blogger on trial for defamation admitted in court Tuesday that she knew her claims that a drag performer exposed himself to a crowd in City Park were untrue.

Defamation trial begins for blogger sued by Coeur d'Alene drag performer

Jurors watched two recordings of Posey’s performance, each taken from a slightly different vantage point.

Classic rides bring fans to Lost in the '50s

It's hard to tell who had more fun at Saturday's Lost in the '50s car show — those admiring the cars or those who brought their pride and joys to the annual homage to classic cars.

Come get 'Lost in the '50s'

Are you ready for Sandpoint's biggest party? You're in luck if you are as Lost in the '50s kicks off today with the annual classic car parade through downtown Sandpoint.

Local fifth grader to race at Stateline Speedway

It’s ready, set and go, for Caelem Stewart, a Valley View Elementary fifth grader, will be racing Saturday night at Stateline Speedway.

BPA seeking scoping comments for KNWR floodplain reconnection project

The Bonneville Power Administration is seeking comments to help determine issues that should be addressed in an environmental review for the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge floodplain reconnection project.

Barbara Lenore Cossairt, 86

Barbara Lenore Cossairt passed away on May 8, 2024.

Mark Sauter is the best choice for job

We recently received a political flyer bashing District 1A Representative Mark Sauter. Ironically it is from Jane Sauter (no relationship to Mark) She is running for Mark’s position.

Herndon dedicated to protecting women and girls

I value the lives and health of women and especially those of the disfavored minority, unborn girls who will become the next generation of women. Therefore, I’m voting for Scott Herndon, because he has always acted to protect the lives and health of our next generation of girls and women.

Woodward cares about community's residents

It is known in the community that Jim Woodward understands emotional distress and has experience in helping his fellow community members.

Mark Sauter's expertise invaluable in Legislature

Here in the West, the threat of catastrophic fire is always looming. We saw the grim reality last summer when hundreds of homes were torched in a matter of hours just across the state line. That's why we need Mark Sauter representing us in Boise.

We are well represented by Mark Sauter

While Mark is a conservative, he exercises decision-making that does not necessarily conform to labels. It was clear from my interaction with Mark and others who worked with him to get H596a passed that he wanted to pass prudent legislation that helped the citizens of Idaho.

Larson deserves your vote in primary

Democrats in Idaho have been trained that the primary does not matter for them. Forget your training! This year, we have a candidate that needs your vote.

ITD installing damaged tire sensors at ports of entry

When a semitruck blows a tire at highway speeds, it can be dangerous if not fatal. As part of its safety programs, the Idaho Transportation Department is putting Tire Anomaly and Classification Systems at ports of entry across the state.