Legals for August, 8 2024

Avondale, Fernan lakes under health advisories

Public warned to steer clear of harmful algal bloom

If people choose to eat fish from the lakes, it is recommended that they remove all fat, skin and organs before cooking, since toxins are more likely to collect in those tissues.

Bonners Ferry’s Woods to compete for Rawlings Tigers national baseball team

Woods, a left-handed pitcher and first baseman, threw 32 innings for the Badgers this past season and posted an impressive 0.66 ERA to go along with eight strikeouts.

More pollution violation charges for Teck Coal

According to a press release from Environment and Climate Change Canada Enforcement, it filed...

Teen joins family as volunteer firefighter

An 18-year-old from Naples received her firefighter certification, joining the rest of her family as a volunteer firefighter at South Boundary Fire Protection District.

Emergency shortage of type O blood continues

It's summertime and blood donors are few and far between. Citing a 30% blood donation shortfall during early July and overall low donor turnout this summer, nonprofit blood services provider Vitalant said the issue is even more critical when it comes to type O blood.

From the Archives - Aug. 1, 2024

Lightning can have a variety of effects on a tree. What exactly happens depends upon several factors, including what kind of tree it is, how much moisture it contains, and the overall health of the tree at the time of the strike, and the intensity of the lightning strike.

Boundary County Calendar - Aug. 1-11, 2024

Upcoming events, activities, and meetings taking place in Boundary County.

TRAVEL BASEBALL: Eacret, Beardsall impressive at Joy Shuman

Beardsall had a hit in all four of Sandpoint’s tourney games.

AUG NIBJ: Barta col: 'History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme'

We are in a real estate market crisis. It’s been 12 years since the last real estate crisis: that one was brought on by the sub-prime mortgage mess.

Book your spot with 'Lists'

The North Idaho Business Journal Book of Lists is back, and it's going to be better than ever. Set for publication in December 2024, this resource is a benchmark of the region's diverse and thriving business community.

From the Archives - July 25, 2024

Happy 100th birthday to the Myers & Strom building which houses the Rusty Moose, Goat Mountain Pizza, Hope House, Ronnie's Salon, and the Kelson Apartments.

'Hidden crisis': North Idaho needs foster parents

Families who accept teens are especially needed

When Tali Nichols was a 21-year-old newlywed, she didn’t plan to have children for a few years, maybe not until after she finished her degree in elementary education.

CLUB WRESTLING: North Idaho represented well at Western States Championships

Shelby Garten of Timberlake was second in folkstyle, fifth in freestyle, and fourth in Greco-Roman.

Bonners Ferry’s Hinthorn to compete at USA Basketball Club Championships

Select Basketball 15U will battle against the nation's top 24 club basketball teams.

Clay Stueve Kungel, 30

Clay Stueve Kungel passed away on Sept. 26, 2023.

KRD kicks off today

Kootenai River Days kicks off today with the Grapes and Barley Walk, a fun tasting event for those 21 and older.

Post Falls blogger appeals defamation decision

Damages have accrued $14K in interest so far

A Post Falls blogger who was found liable for defamation has not yet paid anything toward the $1.1 million judgement awarded to the drag performer she falsely accused of exposing himself during Pride in the Park 2022, according to court records, while post-judgement interest piles up.

Idaho open primary initiative qualifies for November ballot

In November, voters will decide whether to approve a ballot initiative that would open Idaho’s primary elections to allow voters and created a ranked-choice voting system for general elections.

Trump 'fine' after shooting at rally, campaign says

Prosecutor says gunman and 1 attendee are dead

Shooting at Trump rally is being investigated as assassination attempt, AP sources say