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NIMSEF now accepting applications for upcoming winter season
SANDPOINT — The North Idaho Mountain Sports Education Fund, also known as NIMSEF, recently announced that it is now accepting applications for the upcoming ski season. NIMSEF, in its 15th season, is hoping to sponsor a record of more than a combined 75 snowboarders and skiers this season. The program, which started in 2010, is dedicated to helping local youths in Bonner and Boundary counties experience Schweitzer, especially those that would otherwise never have the opportunity.
Wallace reviewing proposed business registration ordinance
WALLACE –- The Wallace City Council held a special meeting on Wednesday night where they held a workshop concerning the city’s proposed Business Registration Ordinance. The proposed ordinance is designed to give the city the ability to know which businesses operate within the city limits and how they are operating.
Forest funds push KSD stormwater project across the finish line
KELLOGG –– Last week, the Kellogg School Board approved additional funds for their “Stormwater Goes to School” project. With just under two weeks until the new school year starts, KSD is scrambling to get the major project wrapped up before students arrive, but several unforeseen issues have slowed the project.
Voters in Montana to decide on two electoral system ballot measures in Nov. 2024
The Montana Secretary of State’s office certified two initiatives, Initiative CI-126 and Initiative CI-127, for the November ballot on Aug. 22. The two initiatives will appear on the ballot along with Initiative CI-128, which would create a state constitutional right to abortion. Montanans for Election Reform submitted signatures for...
Mountain West Reacts Results: 2024 Mountain West Champion, Week 0.
We asked the questions, you voted on the answers, and now we provide the results. DraftKings Sportsbook, the official sportsbook partner of SB Nation. Broncos voted favorites to win the MW Championship. To the surprise of no one, Boise State gets the majority of the votes here. The vast majority...
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: American Falls, Highland and Grace all open season with week 1 wins
American Falls hadn't won a season opener in 12 years. But that all finally changed for the Beavers Friday night with a 26-8 win over Soda Springs on the road. "The boys are stoked. They worked very hard for it. It's probably the most close-knit team I've been a part of," American Falls head coach Tim Hoppe said. "We still have a long way to go, but I wouldn't pick...
Montpelier's Steve Allred retires after 39 year financial career
MONTPELIER — Steve Allred, president of the Montpelier Community Foundation, is retiring from a 39 year career in banking. Allred said his career started in Provo, Utah. He has worked for several different banks such as First Security Bank, Wells Fargo and Zions Bank. Most recently, he worked at Zions Bank. He has held positions such as vice president, bank manager and commercial lender during his banking career. ...
Kimberly High School adds vape detectors to bathrooms
KIMBERLY, Idaho — To deter students from vaping, Kimberly High School recently installed vape detectors in all its bathrooms. "Anything we can do to preserve the health and safety of our students is important," parent Stephanie Snarr said. It is one of several Idaho districts working to cut the...
Welch, Chatfield Open Korn Ferry Tour Finals at Boise Open
Patrick Welch and Davis Chatfield opened the Korn Ferry Tour Finals on Thursday at the Boise Open in Idaho. The Korn Ferry Tour Finals are a three tournament event with the top 30 players on the points list receiving PGA Tour Cards at the end of it. The Boise Open...
ID city's 'non-sanctuary' status threatens most vulnerable, critics say
Groups are warning an Idaho city's decision to declare itself a non-sanctuary city could have far-reaching implications. The repercussions are still being felt from the decision by the city of Eagle, near Boise, in July. Sanctuary cities limit their cooperation with the federal government on immigration laws. The Eagle resolution...
Wendell Trojans to bring smash-mouth football in 2024
WENDELL, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Wendell football knows the task ahead for the upcoming season. The Trojans made the playoffs a season ago with a 5-5 record as an at-large bid, after falling in their conference championship to rivals Declo. Both Wendell and Delco have moved up to 3A and...
Sam Atkin - From LC State to the Olympics
LEWISTON - If anyone ever wonders what Lewis-Clark State College’s “Go Small. Go Big.” advertising campaign is about, Olympian Sam Atkin provides a clear and resounding answer. Atkin, a product of Lincolnshire, England, has used the small-college experience and connections gained at LC State to catapult his way to one of the biggest stages in the world – the Olympic Games in Paris in the summer of 2024. Sam’s story is a perfect example of the big things that can happen when potential is matched with perseverance and personal connection – attributes that have been a hallmark of LC State and its success stories.
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