CAL sponsors Paws for a Cause dog walk
By Reader Staff It’s time for you and your canine best friend to hit the trail. The Community Assistance League (CAL) sponsors its fifth annual Paws for a Cause dog walk on Saturday, June...
Category: News in Brief
Global CBD opens Idaho’s first hemp CBD location
By Reader Staff Last week, Global CBD opened the first Idaho-based wholesale and online retailing company of agricultural hemp cannabidiol (CBD) products without tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). The shop is located at 205 N. 1st Ave....
Montana Congress candidate accused of assaulting reporter
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Montana GOP House candidate Greg Gianforte is taking heat for allegedly assaulting a reporter the night before the state’s special election. The Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs claimed Wednesday night...
Changing lanes: traffic reverts to two-way on Fifth Ave.
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The long-awaited switch-over to two-way traffic begins today, Thursday, on Fifth Avenue. After numerous weather-related delays, first from the fall to the spring and then from early May to...
Trees marked at U of I campus part of active research project
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Members of a local Christmas tree association are concerned after finding several trees marked with ribbon that are part of an active research project at the University of Idaho...
Downtown street striping, Schweitzer cutoff work imminent
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff With poor weather complicating matters, the city is getting its construction work in where it can. Street striping in anticipation of the switch-over to two-way traffic is scheduled to...
Kelly, Williams, Suppiger win school board election
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Lake Pend Oreille School District board candidates Cary Kelly, Lonnie Williams and Gary Suppiger triumphed Tuesday in a race that separated into two de facto teams early on. Running...
Council puts street redesign on hold
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Sandpoint City Council members voted Wednesday to put the first phase of the downtown streets redesign on hold. City staff recommended the action after bids for the project came...
Litehouse to expand Utah facilities
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Following up on an expansion of Sandpoint production facilities initiated last year, Litehouse announced plans this week to triple the size of a production plant in Hurricane, Utah. The...
Schweitzer eyes easement with Kaniksu Land Trust
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Schweitzer Mountain Resort is eyeing a partnership with Kaniksu Land Trust to pursue a conservation easement for a portion of its property. The proposal, brought before the Bonner County...
