NIC trustees hire accreditation attorney

North Idaho College trustees hired another attorney Thursday night, this time to “assist NIC across the finish line” of returning to good standing with its accreditor.

NIC enrollment picture brightening; South contract to end

North Idaho College trustees won’t renew former interim president Greg South’s contract when it ends in June.

NIC board grants board chair authority on lawsuits

North Idaho College trustees granted board chair Mike Waggoner blanket authority to make decisions about litigation on behalf of the college, two days before a hearing where a judge will consider whether to compel the college to turn over an investigative report to NIC President Nick Swayne.

NIC trustees debate board policies

Ahead of a required update to North Idaho College’s accreditor, four trustees met Wednesday for a special meeting where they debated proposed changes to board policies.

Split results in NIC trustee races

The contentious battle over three seats on North Idaho College’s board of trustees resulted in a split victory for one slate of candidates.

Election night results incomplete for NIC trustee races

College’s accreditation at center of campaigns

The nonpartisan but hotly-contested races for three seats on North Idaho College’s Board of Trustees remained undecided late Tuesday, with only about 5,300 ballots counted at press time.

Corkill announces candidacy for NIC trustee seat

Brad Corkill, longtime Kootenai County resident and business owner, announced Wednesday that he is running for the Zone 2 seat on the North Idaho College Board of Trustees. For 34 years, Corkill has been the owner and operator of Whiteman Lumber in Cataldo, which is the oldest continually operating sawmill in Idaho. He also served eight years on the Idaho Fish and Game Commission, with two of those years as chairman.

'They have to be managed'

Former Fish and Game commissioner fears expanded wolf hunting opportunities may have opposite effect

Wolves here to stay