Local school resource officers protect, serve and make a difference in kids’ lives By Abigail Thorpe We see them every day—at the school...

Unique service dog to assist North Idaho teen By Colin Anderson Photo Courtesy by Carson Magee Since being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes...

Area nonprofit cares for injured, orphaned wildlife By Dan Thompson The early June roster of animals in recovery at the American Heritage...

Family owned, community focused By Abigail Thorpe Walk in your local Super 1 Foods store, and odds are you’re met by a friendly face,...

Farragut’s varied history demands exploration By Dan Thompson As long as Errin Bair has a say—and she has for more than a decade so...

Riding to support child literacy By Abigail Thorpe “Cycle Hard for Education” is what CHAFE stands for, and that’s exactly what around...

When a letter first arrived with a gold seal, Malarie Laffoon was a bit skeptical. It looked like spam mail. But when she opened it, it...

It’s no secret that Northwest people are typically outdoor people. Our cities and towns are set in and around nature, and our woods,...

The offices and hallways behind the exhibit hall at the Museum of North Idaho are a crowded network. Boxes line the floors. Clear...

The concept of driving across the country today is no small undertaking. It can take weeks of planning, stacks of road maps and an...

Each November, for the past four years, a group of actors has come out of the shadows and into the spotlight as they take the stage at...

When in high school or college, it’s pretty easy to join a competitive team. There are all kinds of clubs and sports at competitive and...

Sean Bonner is quick to call himself a nerd, and during his 15 years living in North Idaho, he has come to realize that he is not alone....

Darlene Richardson stood from her seat next to the window, lifted her phone and took another picture of the Spokane River. Then she sat,...

There’s nothing like spending a warm summer day in North Idaho outdoors. And what better way to unwind and spend time with family and...

Across the country, our nation will be celebrating its 243rd birthday come July 4 with parades, barbecues, remembrance and, of course,...

In one sense, Tabitha Kraack’s daily commute to work is less than one minute. As the executive director of the North Idaho Centennial...

Living in North Idaho, we are witness to not only many nonprofit organizations that are serving the needs of those in our communities but...

You never know when the snow will actually stop falling in this part of the country, but for skiers and riders, sadly, the season must...

While some people like to plan out their vacations all in advance, others just kind of go with the flow. You can do a bit of research...