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IBE seeks to #CloseTheDivide in Idaho
Over half of idaho students without computers heading into the school year
Arts commission talks priorities for master plan
SANDPOINT — Two weeks ago, Decision Support Partners, Inc. President Surale Phillips asked members of the Arts Commission to identify the community’s top fiv...
NIC to students: Masks required on campus
No gray area or flexibility, says President Rick MacLennan; multiple off-campus instruction options available
POAC plans fun, safe Arts & Crafts Fair
Some things will change, and some things will stay the same as Pend Oreille Arts Council’s 48th annual Arts and Crafts Fair fills the streets of downtown San...
Swan tags are available for first time in Idaho
Idaho hunters are now able to purchase swan tags. The tags went on sale last week.
Emerald Creek Garnet Area to remain closed for all of 2020
The Emerald Creek Garnet Area, administered by the St. Joe Ranger District of the Idaho Panhandle National Forests, will remain closed for the remainder of the 2020 season.
Fair return of adult Chinook salmon to Idaho expected
The Snake, Clearwater and Salmon rivers will have a fall chinook season after all.
UI expands outdoor career options
Students who want to learn in Idaho’s beautiful outdoors will have the chance this fall to enroll in online or in-person classes.
No over-the-counter nonresident deer, elk tags available this year
Idaho hunters who planned to buy a second elk or deer tag when non-resident tags go on sale this week to the general public, won’t have the opportunity this year.
Avista seeks to increase electric rates in Idaho
Avista has made its annual Power Cost Adjustment and Residential Exchange rate adjustment filings with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission that if approved, are designed to increase overall electric revenues by...
Internet in Idaho? Still loading
A study from the consumer ratings website Highspeedinternet.com reports that Idaho has some of the slowest internet connectivity in the country.
Bonner County rallies behind law enforcement, discourages political division
SANDPOINT — Red, white and blue flags, bandanas and street signs decorated both ends of North First Avenue sidewalks on Saturday afternoon.
Budget workshop talks capital improvements, debt
SANDPOINT — A second budget workshop took place Wednesday evening, which detailed capital improvement projects for Fiscal Year 2021.
Sandpoint signs ADA proclamation
SANDPOINT — A citywide proclamation about the Americans With Disabilities Act was signed on July 26 by Mayor Shelby Rognstad.
Under Pressure
Businesses divided on enforcing mask mandate