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Clark Fork High hosts first Career Fair
Clark Fork High School held its first annual Career Fair for middle and high school students Friday, and attendees…
Area schools taking part in jazz fest
More than 3,800 students — including those from Sandpoint middle and high schools — will descend into Moscow along with educators, parents and jazz lovers this…
KPSD sets Tuesday meeting
The Kootenai-Ponderay Sewer District is holding an informational meeting on Tuesday, April 16.
Road limit restrictions eased
Road weight limits have been lifted from additional county roads, Bonner County Road & Bridge officials have announced.
PHD: Recreation may increase lead exposure
As the warmer weather has returned, more people are spending time outdoors taking in all of the outdoor experiences North Idaho has to offer. Panhandle Health…
Events aim to rev up support for Lost in the '50s
With Lost in the '50s quickly approaching, many locals are combining resources to fundraise for the event.
City to host working session
City officials have scheduled a joint working session regarding Sandpoint’s Comprehensive Plan for Wednesday, April 24 at 5:30 p.m.
Cramer's trespass appeal approved
Bonner County resident Rick Cramer’s appeal has been approved by the board of county commissioners following a notice that he was trespassed from all county pr…
Tips for safe bicycling this summer
Sunshine has returned to the Idaho Panhandle, and with the warmer temperatures, there are more bicycles on the road — and the potential for more accidents invo…
Little signs bill to ban compelled pronoun use
The new law — which takes effect July 1 — impacts students and public employees who are transgender but also others who don’t identify with a traditional male-…
Rose seeks State Senate District 1 seat
Bonner County resident Dan Rose has launched an independent candidacy campaign for Idaho State Senate, District 1.
NIC hit with another ratings downgrade
Moody’s Investor Service has again downgraded North Idaho College’s issuer and revenue bond ratings, an action that affects about $8.4 million in rated debt.
Williams again allowed to give commissioner reports
Bonner County Commissioner Asia Williams will once again be allowed to present her commissioner report during regular business meetings following a vote from t…
Reduce wildfire risks this summer
Temperatures are rising and before we know it, North Idaho will be in the midst of fire season — more commonly known as summer.
LPOSD hosting 'Student Safety Summit'
A growing epidemic regarding drug overdose, mental health, and related safety concerns has been on the rise in the United States, and Idaho is no exception. …
North Idaho snowpack near record low
Current snowpack in North Idaho is between 70 to 75% of the normal peak, the report said.