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A lonely existence
Bonner County pastors share messages of faith and hope.

The perfection of patience, consideration and listening
The quote got my attention. “Patience: allowing someone to be imperfect.”

Waterfront hotel development will include private units
The project’s site is considered by many to be among the most valuable pieces of real estate in Sandpoint. Averill Hospitality acquired the property in 2022 and later announced plans to invest upward of $70 million to create a modern destination resort with an events center and two restaurants on the shore of Lake Pend Oreille.

March is Trisomy Awareness Month
“I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl with almond shaped eyes,” a woman named Sarah wrote on Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s website. “The doctors and nurses didn’t notice, but I did. After days of waiting and watching, we were given a diagnosis that we were expecting but were silently praying would be negative: our daughter had Down syndrome.”

Neighborhood Watch programs offer extra eyes
Those interested in learning more about how the Neighborhood Watch Program works or how to start a program in their neighborhood should contact the Sheryl Messer at the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office at 208-263-4578.

No Man's Land film fest returning to Panida
“None of these stories are new to us. We’re already living it,” organizer Lauren Sanders said. “But they're new to being shown on film and being featured.”

Clock change can cause circadian rhythm problems
If you’ve been feeling a little grumpy, not sleeping well, and just not yourself this week, it could be because changing the clocks to Daylight Saving Time knocked your system off track for a few days. For some people it continues longer. You see, circadian rhythm disruption has affected their wake/sleep cycle.

Dover shines spotlight on 'Hidden Heroes'
City officials want to shine a spotlight — as well as say thank you — to all of the community's military caregivers.

U.S. consumer confidence slides to 12-year low
U.S. consumer confidence continued its sharp 2025 decline as Americans' views about their financial futures fell to a 12-year low, driven by rising concerns over tariffs and inflation. The Conference Board reported Tuesday that its consumer confidence index fell 7.2 points in March to 92.9, the fourth straight monthly decline. The Conference Board's report Tuesday said that the measure of Americans' short-term expectations for income, business and the job market fell 9.6 points to 65.2. That's the lowest reading in 12 years and well below the threshold of 80, which the Conference Board says can signal a potential recession in the near future.

Officials raise funds for public schools
District 1 legislators and state officials raised $40,500 for Idaho's public schools as part of the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health's annual Steps for Schools walking challenge.

Colorectal cancer rates rising for younger Americans
While the rate of colorectal cancer is declining in those over 65, the astonishing news is that the number of cases is increasing at an alarming rate for Generation Z, Millennials, and Generation X people. These are young adults in their mid-20s to late 50s. And researchers are perplexed as to why.

National Weather Service warns of river rises, thunderstorms and potential record highs
Severe storms like those forecasted have the potential to produce frequent lightning and heavy precipitation. The office listed large hail and gusty winds as the primary risks.
It's time to lessen impact to weather systems
A person doesn't have to be a climate scientist, or any kind of scientist for that matter, to reach the reasonable conclusion that the world is experiencing a climate crisis. All it takes is awareness of how global warming is adversely affecting the weather and an objective evaluation of the facts.

Soup's on
Empty Bowl fundraiser raises awareness and funds for food bank
Soup was on Friday as the Bonner Community Food Bank held its annual Empty Bowl fundraiser to raise awareness of food insecurity and help those in need.

County commissioners approve $57K contribution toward $880K intersection safety project
With the match put forth, contractors will soon install upgraded 48-inch stop signs with lights that flash when vehicles approach the intersections. The project also funds construction of advance warning signs designed to ensure drivers are aware of an upcoming intersection.
Maybe Department of Education should be abolished
There is a lot of discussion about Elon Musk and President Donald Trump eliminating the U.S. Department of Education. You will get a different viewpoint from each person you talk to.

LOCAL NOTES: Hiatt named Frontier Conference Coach of the Year for third straight season
LOCAL NOTES: Hiatt named Frontier Conference Coach of the Year for third straight season

LOCAL NOTES: Hiatt leads Montana Tech Men’s Hoops to first ever four-peat in Frontier Conference history
LOCAL NOTES: Hiatt leads Montana Tech Men’s Hoops to first ever four-peat in Frontier Conference history

Army Corps began Lake Pend Oreille refill March 28
Officials noted that it’s “too early” to determine when Lake Pend Oreille will reach its summer pool, but that they expect to achieve the mark once flood risks have subsided. They added that staff will consider the limitations of Albeni Falls Dam’s current limitations as they navigate the refill.

On the heels of dry winter, firefighters brace for wildfire risks
From the southwestern U.S. to Minnesota, Iowa and even parts of New Jersey, it seemed that winter never materialized.