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To address community questions about an upcoming traffic signal project at Pine Street and Fifth Avenue, the city will be hosting an open house on Thursday, Feb. 22.

Brief high pressure will build in off the coast of British Columbia bringing clear skies and dropping start time temperatures into the low to mid 20s Tuesday morning, with patchy

In 2023, Avista awarded over $1 million to help support communities

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.

Lloyd was born February 11, 1930, to Zula Elizabeth (Shoffner) and Boyd N. Seibert in Ft. Collins, Colorado.

Idaho offers stunning natural beauty and a range of activities, but not all its cities are equally safe. Understanding which areas to approach with caution is crucial for residents and visitors alike. Garden City, with its high crime rate, drug trafficking, and gang activity, tops the list as one of the most dangerous cities in […]

ID Spokane WA Zone Forecast for Friday, February 9, 2024

There’s just something about a rivalry game in sports. Whether that be at the high school, college or professional level, it’s just different.

Forrest M. Bird Charter School recently completed its accreditation review through Cognia, a nonprofit that accredits all public schools in Idaho. While this review is required to ensure that a school is up to standard, Mary Jensen, executive director at FBCS, finds it to be more than that.

Mrs. Waltraud Schuler has already written a Letter to the Editor, published on Feb. 3, about the early years of the KVSO aka The Society for Friends of Music which