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Sandpoint High School Academic Decathlon team has again put Idaho on the high school academic map. The Sandpoint team of nine students recently attended the national competition in Pittsburgh, Pa., and scored fifth overall nationally, bringing home five gold medals, three silver medals, and six bronze medals in the medium-size high school division.

Roughly 150 Bonner County residents packed into the Sandpoint High School auditorium Monday night to hear what candidates for county races had to say. Candidates running for the District 1 and District 3 commissioners’ seats as well as for sheriff’s office answered a plethora of questions from audience members about issues in the community. The two sheriff candidates — incumbent Daryl Wheeler and current Bonner County Commissioner Steve Bradshaw — both said they identify themselves as be...

It is the time of year when parents of school-aged children inquire about ways to fill their children's summer days with new experiences and adventure. Thanks to the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint (MCS), there are several opportunities for kids of all ages to connect with others and explore the world of music and theater.

The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce welcomed a new Chamber member: The Cedar Street Bridge Public Market.

Celebrate a year of Chris and Jordan by watching their first travel show as they drive, eat, and photograph their way across Idaho.

A list of the veteran service offices in North Idaho.

Vape detectors are in the future of many Idaho schools — including all three Lake Pend Oreille School District high schools — thanks to a recent Idaho Department of Education grant the district received earlier this month.

Men in beards and flannel, move over — women are headed into the forest for the second annual Women in the Woods Field Day in Sandpoint May 10.

Idaho Gives is a statewide collaboration that helps raise critically needed funds for the state's nonprofits. Created and run by the Idaho Nonprofit Center, the annual event began April 29 and runs through 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, May 2.

All 13 areas in Idaho studied by Zillow are expected to see an increase in housing prices by next year.