Legals for November, 11 2021

Rognstad announces gubernatorial bid

In front of the historic Lewis and Clark Hotel Monday, Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad announced his bid for governor, saying he will stop the extremism and divisiveness facing the state and advocate for more funding to education.

PHD: COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children 5-11 open in North Idaho

The vaccine’s safety was studied in approximately 3,100 children age 5 through 11 who received the vaccine and no serious side effects have been detected in the ongoing study.

Caution! This vehicle stops at all crick crossings

Until I find that bumper sticker, watch out for my rig blocking traffic on bridges and culverts crossing cricks.

Educating consumers to fight scams and fraud

Winter virtual Scam Jam and Fraud Bingo series

Margaret (McAllister) Hunrichs, 90

Margaret (McAllister) Hunrichs passed away on October 15, 2021.

November celebrates Native American heritage

The month is a time to celebrate and honor the diverse cultures, histories and contributions of America’s indigenous peoples.

Kootenai Tribe announces economic development project

Project to include Sonic, located in the Three-Mile area

Construction is expected to begin spring 2022

Election brings mix of new, old faces to council, board

There will be a mix of new and old faces on the city council and school board following Tuesday’s election.

Boosting Idaho energy innovation to help meet environmental goals, support economy

According to a report by the International Energy Agency, approximately 40 percent of cumulative CO2 emissions reductions needed to meet sustainability targets rely on technologies not yet commercially deployed on a mass-market scale.

Utility rates up 3%

Utility rates for water, septic and electric will rise 3% and golf rates will go up 3-5%.

Panhandle pelt preparation participants wanted

Will be hosted by the Intermountain Fur Harvesters on Nov. 13

Pelt prep event set for Nov. 13

Museum is more than just a tourist attraction

When you think about museums, you might think about the Metropolitan or the Louvre, those large, popular tourist attractions known worldwide. Important both culturally and historically, museums give us a glimpse of life in another place and time, providing a snapshot of a world long past or facing extinction.

From the archives - November 4, 2021

From the archives - November 4, 2021

Community calendar - Nov. 4 to Nov. 10

Community calendar - Nov. 4 to Nov. 10

ISDA announces approved state hemp plan

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture announced today the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s approval of the Idaho State Hemp Plan. Under this plan, the ISDA will begin licensing hemp producers and handlers under Idaho Code and the 2018 Farm Bill.

Idaho mayors earn $65,000 during walking challenge

A record number of Idaho mayors participated in the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health’s annual Mayor’s Walking Challenge, earning $65,500 for their communities.

Varsity Volleyball finished season third in districts

This year’s varsity volleyball team was a young squad with only three returning varsity players. The girls volleyball team finished out the season Oct. 21 against Timberlake, losing 3-1.

Legals for November, 4 2021

BCSD zone 5 candidate forum summary

Boundary County School Board Zone 5 candidates Teresa Rae and David Wilson shared their views on a variety of issues at a question-and-answer forum Thursday with topics ranging from education and curriculum to COVID-19 guidelines and proposed district bond.