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BonFire contract approved by BOCC - Vimarsana News

BonFire contract approved by BOCC

A contract between Bonner County and The Mountain View Company was approved by county commissioners Tuesday to cover work cleaning up wildfire hazards throughout the county.

Wednesday crash injures two - Vimarsana News

Wednesday crash injures two

The Idaho State Police is investigating a two-vehicle crash Wednesday that sent two people to the hospital.

Final report released for avalanche that killed 1 in northern Idaho - Vimarsana News

Final report released for avalanche that killed 1 in northern Idaho

We're uncovering more information on the deadly avalanche earlier this month in Idaho, north of Sandpoint and northwest of Libby and Troy.A final report release

Sandpoint skier shines in rookie season on Freeride World Tour - Vimarsana News

Sandpoint skier shines in rookie season on Freeride World Tour

Lydia Nelsen was a toddler when she went skiing for the first time. She was a year old when her parents took her skiing at Schweitzer for the first time. Fast forward 18 years, the athlete is just coming off her rookie season on the Freeride World Tour.

"I have these big meat hooks, so I can pick up a lot of wonderful guitars, but if I played them for two hours, I'd be cramping. I only have one guitar that I didn't build": Meet bluegrass-shredding luthier Dan Wetzel - Vimarsana News

"I have these big meat hooks, so I can pick up a lot of wonderful guitars, but if I played them for two hours, I'd be cramping. I only have one guitar that I didn't build": Meet bluegrass-shredding luthier Dan Wetzel

The True North guitarist learned to pick by listening to vinyl and not seeing his heroes’ hands – then turned to building instruments because of the size of his own