Felton’s Auto Sales plans to host a Pork Chop Feed at the Elks Lodge Saturday, April 24.
Interviews will take place next week as the St. Maries City Council seeks to hire a city police chief.
County Commissioners approved a public hearing, April 26, 2021, to address new and increased fees for county building permits, Federal Building usage, and a DMV administration fee.
One’s old stuff could be another’s new favorite outfit, piece of furniture or toy. A local church wants to give residents a chance to purchase their new favorite ‘thing.’
An honor some 46 years in the making came to be earlier this month.
The St. Maries community is about to get its first taste of roller derby action this weekend.
The city of Plummer has several interested applicants for the position of Police Chief following the retirement of former Chief, Lester Hall.
A woman arrested for felony grand-theft and felony credit card fraud in Benewah County was spared a potential five-year prison sentence.
Neighbors who sued the owner of an Emida dog breeding operation for harassment were awarded $110,000 following a nearly three-year legal battle.
The Heyburn Elementary students will get a head start on the Chamber of Commerce’s city-wide cleanup this month.
The Friends of The St. Maries Library will sponsor virtual theater performances by the Idaho Theater for Youth for students of Heyburn Elementary and St. Maries High School. Elementary students will view Oz: The Disbelievable Domain of Zee, a modern adaption of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Th…
Four St. Maries High School students earned first place awards last month at the Business Professionals of America State Leadership Conference.
Elva (Cookie) Allan has been named to the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health board of directors. Her appointment was announced last week.
Benewah County residents may be eligible for assistance with rent and utility payments.
The Tri-Community Library’s New Library Team plans to challenge the community to read and raise money.
The Suicide Prevention Action Network (SPAN) and the St. Maries High School art students teamed up to bring suicide awareness to the community.
Area employers report that they have had a hard time hiring over the last few months. Some say it could be due to fallout from COVID-19 benefits and the stimulus bill.
The Elks Lodge recently honored its members who have contributed to the lodge’s efforts over the past decades.
Longtime St. Maries High School principal John Cordell recently announced that this will be his last year with the district.
Longtime city of Plummer Police Chief, Les Hall, celebrated his retirement last week.
The St. Maries School District will have new principals in each of its schools next year. Superintendent Alica Holthaus said the vacancies were not a complete surprise.
The Elks Lodge recently named its newest exalted ruler.
The city of St. Maries plans to dive into work on the city pool in the next few months.
FEMA will help pay for funeral expenses incurred after January 20, 2020 for deaths related to COVID-19. The policy was finalized last month.
Two Benewah County residents were transported by Life Flight after a single vehicle accident near St. Maries River Road, April 4.
The Tri-Community Library plans to host an event for families in the UpRiver area.
The University of Idaho will host a Benewah County 4-H 101 session for those seeking to learn more about the local program.
213,000 catchable-sized rainbow trout will be stocked during April.
Benewah County seeks bids for a Sanders Road rock supply construction project.
Your Health Idaho, the state insurance exchange, will remain open throughout the month of April so Idahoans can take advantage of programs that lower the cost of health insurance premiums.
The Committee on the Future of Water Quality in Coeur d’Alene Lake plans to host two public sessions in May.
The Fernwood Senior Meal Site recently made upgrades to better serve the community.
Heyburn State Park recently listed that it is looking to hire a park manager.
The Calder School Parents Club will host its annual Spaghetti Feed this weekend.
The application period for moose, bighorn sheep and mountain goat controlled hunts begins on April 1 and runs through April 30. Hunters can apply online or at any Fish and Game office, license vendor, or by telephone by calling (800) 554-8685.
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Funds provided by Congress will allow the Idaho Panhandle National Forests to start on projects it has been eyeing in the area.
If nothing changes, response times to calls for police in the city of St. Maries will change.
The St. Maries community can expect to see more motorcyclists in the area this year, but not for a reason you might expect.
Multiple organizations in area cities plan to host Easter activities over the weekend.
Area churches have a full slate of Easter activities and services scheduled for this weekend.
Sue Sotin has been a CASA volunteer long enough to see one of the young children she helped graduate high school as one of the top scholars in her graduating class.
The Panhandle Health District announced that it plans to open up COVID-19 vaccine appointments to almost everyone.
The Heyburn Elementary School recently received funding from the State Department of Education to support school programs.
The Heyburn Elementary students of the month for March included Chloe Lindstrom, Sterling Patterson, Desmond Doupe, Asher Scheffelmaier, Conrad Vore, Emma Rogers, Hope Grosvenor, Titus Clift, Nova Pierce, Madelynn Darst, Nikki Fuller, Harlie Wendt, J.R. Moore, Allie Sibert, Kerry Nelson, Axt…
The Milling Center received a donation from a local business that will further help fund activities at its facility.
The Idaho State Tax Commission extended the 2020 Idaho income tax filing and payment deadlines from April 15, 2021, to May 17, 2021, to match the federal extended deadline.
The Benewah County Sheriff’s Office responded to a two-vehicle accident at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Tenth Street and College Avenue, Wednesday, March 25, 2021. According to Benewah County Undersheriff Tyler Morris, two vehicles collided causing damage to a utility pole at the intersection …
Longtime area accountant Warren Erickson is back to take on clients after a hiatus.
A new office opened in town that offers bookkeeping and other services.
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