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Wayne David Bricker

With safety at the forefront of stakeholder priorities, Lake Pend Oreille School District Superintendent Dr. Becky Meyer said she was excited to announce the addition of another campus security officer.

When Sandpoint native Tim Prummer died of an accidental overdose, his family was devastated and stunned. After all, Tim had begun to heal his relationships, was living in a homeless transition shelter in Colorado, was eating healthier, attending counseling, and had held a job for over a year. But Tim, 28, had struggled with anxiety, depression, and addiction his entire adult life despite several attempts at treatment and tough love.

With the warmer weather in the Idaho Panhandle comes the summer tourist season. And with the summer tourist season comes more traffic.

Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society is hosting its annual native plant sale on Saturday, June 8.

Voters are headed to the polls today to decide a host of local, state and federal races as well as a West Bonner County supplemental levy election. Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. countywide.

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Nathan Wood plans on using the winnings on future investments and fixing the fuel pump on his truck.

Idaho, known for its stunning landscapes and rugged beauty, has also been home to some remarkably talented musicians. In this article, we explore the lives and careers of the top ten most popular singers from the Gem State. From country crooners to pop sensations, Idaho has produced a diverse array of musical talents who have

Not everyone knows about the new 988 mental health hotline. To raise awareness about the free service, North Idaho teacher Stacie Lawler has organized a run and relay in collaboration with the Lake Pend Oreille School District. Lawler, who was named the Idaho Teacher of the Year in 2020, is a physical education teacher who is passionate about educating, running and mental health. This project combines those three passions.