Though unexpected, Chris Asbury said taking the principal job at St. Maries High School was an opportunity he welcomed.
City Councilmember Randy Willard, age 69, died after he collapsed while on a walk at Aqua Park the morning of June 2.
A longtime Idaho park employee turned a dream into reality.
A family project has come to fruition as Soaring Hawk RV opens its doors for the summer season.
St. Maries Railroad Avenue will be at least partially repaved this year after approval of funds from the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council.
The Plummer Legion Post 69 will give residents an opportunity to honorably dispose of tattered or unusable U.S. Flags.
The St. Maries Presbyterian Church will host a rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday June 11.
The city of Plummer plans to prepare its streets for the influx of visitors this summer.
Those looking for summer activities at their local church can visit one or more Vacation Bible Schools (VBS) happening this month.
Area libraries have planned programs for this summer to keep children engaged in a good book.
The Idaho Transportation Department’s Public Transportation Advisory Council will host a public meeting via Webex, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 15.
The City of St. Maries will hold an informational meeting regarding the coming construction project on College Avenue. The meeting is June 15 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at City Hall. Contact the city at (208)-245-2577 with questions.
Six accident victims required medical attention after a weekend accident on Hwy 58, near the Idaho-Washington border south of Coeur d’Alene.
The Idaho Transportation Department’s Division of Motor Vehicles has added online registration for new vehicles to its web services.
The One Sky One Earth Farmers Market in Plummer is open for its 11th season.
The Milling Center plans to temporarily close its doors during the week starting this month.
Janet Potter, the reverend at the Presbyterian Church, announced that she will step away from the pulpit next month.
The decision by Kootenai School District to not re-hire a retired teacher generated an unusually high turnout for a special meeting regarding the decision.
Free Fishing Day is June 12, and anyone can enjoy a day of fishing without a fishing license, but all other rules still apply.Â
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) reported that the 2021 spring has been one of the driest on record.
A Spokane native will take the stage this Friday for the next edition of the Summer Sunset Concert Series.
The owner of Killa Skate shop wants to spread her knowledge of the sport.
One student in Benewah County was selected for the 2021 Governor’s Cup Scholarship.
Seniors from St. Maries and Lakeside High Schools will graduate this Saturday.
It’s about the kids.
The Valedictorian and Salutatorian at Lakeside High School recently selected teachers who they said had the most impact on their high school careers.
Those in search of locally handmade goods and food will be in luck every Friday throughout the summer.
The St. Maries City Council heard from a property owner seeking permits for a new RV Park.
The county auto license office may see a move to the Federal Building if the County Assessor’s proposal is approved by commissioners.
After twelve years of discussion an approximately one-mile section of road, Railroad Avenue, St. Maries, might get paved as scheduled for this year.
Students of the Month for the month of May at the Heyburn Elementary included Elsie Flesher, Finnely Stoltzfus, Mari Suchoski, Brantley Muster, Henry Tucker, Justice Whipple, Sydney Thornton, Raymond Hossfeld, Tyler Haley, Mason Pugh, Paislee Turner, Aubree Rogers, Leonard Clark, Easton Nich…
Lewis-Clark State College announced its spring academic honor roll last week.
After a successful 2020 run, the Summer Sunset Concert Series will reprise Friday.
County Commissioners will be taking time to hear from various county offices in anticipation of additional budget requirements due to growth in the county spurred by the pandemic.
Idaho is famous for its fishing, and the spotlight often shines brightest on its trout, steelhead and salmon fisheries. While trout are consistently ranked as Idaho’s favorite gamefish, angler surveys have long shown that bass rank as a close second. That’s not surprising considering Idaho h…
The Harrison Ambulance is in need of volunteers if it still wants to provide adequate service to citizens in the area.
Idaho Fish and Game will stock Panhandle Region lakes with more than 27,000 fish May 31 to June 25.
The Idaho Trails Association (ITA) seeks hikers for help with maintaining trails this summer.
Area school districts are hiring for multiple positions for the 2021-2022 school year.
The Idaho Department of Labor released unemployment statistics for April 2021 one year after historic unemployment hit the state due to COVID-19.
WIC benefits will increase for a limited time due to Idaho receiving $2.4 million from the federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
The St. Maries Presbyterian Church will host a rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday June 11.Â
The State Board of Education is accepting applications for a new student advisory council.
Area Internet providers participating in the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit program are now accepting applications for lowered internet bills.
Governor Brad Little appointed Boise lawyer Collen Zahn to the Idaho Supreme Court to replace Justice Roger Burdick who will retire June 30.
The Hughes House Historical Society is slated to begin its 2021 season starting next month.
There is still hope for a delayed housing project planned in St. Maries.
The American Legion Post 25 plans to honor area veterans this week.
Discussion on parts of Oregon joining Idaho to form Greater Idaho has been a hot topic in the news for the last few months.
One man was killed in a UTV accident, while another survived with minor injuries, after they crashed into the St. Joe River, May 21.
Benewah County sent letters to the owners of properties identified for a pilot program that will remove or improve uninhabitable structures to create additional housing.
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