PREP FOOTBALL: Sandpoint advances to state 4A semis

Sandpoint (6-3), seeded third, will face the winner of today’s game between second seeded Skyline (7-3) and seventh seed Twin Falls (8-2) in the semifinal round. The higher seed will host.

NIC ROUNDUP: Mims leads Cardinal men in return from COVID-19 pause

Julius Mims, a freshman from Billings, Mont., had 20 points and seven rebounds for North Idaho College in a 98-70 win over Big Bend in Northwest Athletic Conference play at Rolly Williams Court on Tuesday.

North Idaho Now podcast Episode 49: Headlines from 7/17 thru 7/20 and interview with USFS District Fire Manager Sam Gibbons

In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Josh McDonald go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, and the Shoshone News-Press from July 17 - 20.

Post Falls to enforce parking restrictions near mailboxes

Offenders will receive $20 fines

People who park too close to mailboxes in Post Falls will now be fined $20. The Post Falls City Council recently approved the Post Falls Police Department's request to restrict parking in front of mailboxes. The new city code states it is unlawful to park in front of mailboxes in a way that prevents or impedes the delivery and distribution of mail. The code went into effect Tuesday.

Area college basketball notes: Zags, Cougars honored

GU women jump into AP poll for first time this season.

James Stimmell, 62

James was born in Columbus, OH on April, 27, 1961 to the late Billy Joe Stimmell and Rose Eleanor (Cyphert) Stimmell. He passed away after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer on February 25, 2024 at home surrounded by family.

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Hayden Discount Cinema

State decision likely ends prep sports season

The spring high school sports season in Idaho is likely over, after it barely began.

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Aug. 7 – 13

AT COLLEGE: Feb. 11, 2021

Updates on area athletes at the next level

Tubbs Hill pot bust lands 20-year-old in jail

A 20-year-old Coeur d’Alene man was arrested at Tubbs Hill Saturday and charged by police with selling marijuana cigarettes and bags of cannabis to minors.

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STRAHORN: Come up with a solution

I'm not surprised that the traffic on Strahorn has been reduced in half. Remember that the street was made one-way on Sept. 20, 2010. That should reduce traffic on that street by one-half. Where did the northbound traffic go? I think it is now going by the Hayden Lake Country Club, north on Sky View/Hill View or Maple streets, to get around the one-way portion of the arterial: Strahorn. Is that the "desired" result? None of these alternate routes are arterials and none have been built to the standards used for arterials. Strahorn needs to be fixed and have the speed bumps removed.

Lakeland loses in title game

Moscow nabs region's lone state berth

MOSCOW - Moscow pulled away late in the first quarter and early in the second quarter en route to a 62-42 victory over Lakeland in the winner-take-all championship game of the 4A Region 1 girls basketball tournament Thursday night at Bear Den.

Milestone Announcements March 13, 2010

ANNIVERSARIES

Glacier National Park's summer season comes to a close

As Glacier National Park's 2011 summer season comes to a close, park visitation statistics are nearly 20 percent behind last year's record-high numbers.

Cardinal volleyball begins year with 2 wins, loss at tournament

TWIN FALLS - Tina Strahinic totaled 51 kills as the North Idaho College Cardinals opened the season Friday with a 2-1 record on the first day of the Buffalo Wild Wings/Hilex Poly Let's Get It Started volleyball tournament at the College of Southern Idaho.

Snow to follow record cold

More frigid temperature marks fall

The frigid temperatures are starting to sound like a broken record.

SCHOOL: Short end of the stick

We have a special needs daughter who is starting kindergarten this year. Emma should be riding the school bus, but we were informed that they wanted to pick Emma up five minutes AFTER school starts and put her on the bus 20 minutes before school lets out. Emma would be split busing, bus 12 in the morning and bus 13 at lunch. Post Falls kindergarten only has a two-hour and 50-minute day. Emma would be there for just under two hours. Less if the buses were running late.

North Idaho Briefs March 6, 2012

PF Council to hear urban renewal report