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Wood or electric, be safe with your heating systems
According to Shoshone County Fire District #1 Chief John Miller, his agency is dispatched numerous times each year during the holidays due to someone not following simple safety rules or properly maintaining their wood heating systems.
Driver identified after fatal crash, vehicle fire
After a fatal crash and vehicle fire Thursday night in Big Creek, law enforcement found themselves with a mystery on their hands when it came to the identity of the deceased man found in the vehicle.

Lloyd Howard Coons, 74
Lloyd Howard Coons, 74, of Kingston, Idaho, passed away on February 23rd at Kootenai Hospital in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

THE DIRT: EPA conducting waterfowl survey
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in collaboration with wildlife management staff from State, Federal, and Tribal organizations, is conducting a study to develop tools for monitoring waterfowl health and exposure to lead contamination in the Lower Coeur d’Alene River Basin.

Robert 'Bob' Earl Launhardt, 92
Robert “Bob” Earl Launhardt, 92, of Pinehurst, Idaho, passed away on November 1, 2024, at Mountain Valley of Cascadia, Kellogg, Idaho. Robert was born on December 1, 1931, in Collinsville, Ill.,

Barbara Wood Baker, 76
Barbara’s vivacious spirit left us on February 5, 2025. She died in a Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, hospice from recently discovered bone cancer. She was 76. Barbara was welcomed into the world in Missoula, Montana, on May 14, 1948, the second of five children born to Walter and Marjorie White.
Ronald Leroy Spaulding, 79
Ronald Leroy Spaulding, 79, of Pinehurst, Idaho, passed away peacefully on April 24, 2025, surrounded by his family. Ronald was born on May 31, 1945, in, Orange County Calif.,
THE DIRT: Air Quality Concerns
Take a deep breath. Notice anything?

Bluff Creek Complex closures to end
All closures related to the Bluff Creek Complex are expected to be rescinded by the end of this week, according to a release from the Idaho Panhandle National Forest on Monday.

Superintendents discuss education scorecard results
A recent study reveals Idaho's schools ranked 30th in math recovery and 38th in reading from 2019–2024. While some local districts show progress in the post-pandemic educational landscape, others continue working to create more stable learning environments.

Pinehurst woman makes CCS Honor Roll
Mykenna Wood, of Pinehurst, ID, has earned a place on the Spokane Community College Honor Roll for Spring quarter 2024. Students on the honor roll earned a GPA of 3.0 or above.

Bed bugs at SHES prompting closure
The kids may be sleeping tight, but they could not prevent the bed bugs’ bite – At least that’s what the Wallace School District administration is saying.

Study to be completed on old Wallace school building
For the past few years, the Wallace School District has been exploring options related to the old Wallace High School building. However, a determination on the building’s fate may be on the horizon.

SCSO responds to multiple calls in southern region of Shoshone County
The Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office responded to two major incidents in the St. Joe region of Shoshone County over the previous couple of days.

Entrega especial
Two firefighters from Shoshone County Fire District #2 will be going on the adventure of a lifetime all in the name of goodwill.

Illness prompts school closure
Widespread illness at Silver Hills Elementary School in Osburn has prompted school administrators to close the school on February 12-13.

Donald (Donnie) Dean Rinaldi, 94
Donald (Donnie) Dean Rinaldi, born September 27, 1930, in Kellogg, Idaho, passed away peacefully on December 18, 2024,

Area agencies encourage Fourth of July safety
Firework season is upon us, and many local and state agencies are hoping that people stay safe as they celebrate the Fourth of July.

LaVonne Reinert, 90
LaVonne Reinert, 90

Wallace passes Business Registration Ordinance
The new ordinance, which was met with some skepticism, was passed by a 4-1 vote, with Councilwoman Cindy Lien being the only member to vote no.