Priddy’s Pub held a narrow lead following the ninth week of dart league, with a win percentage of 72.38, ahead of second-place Korner Klub 5 at 71.85 percent. Elks sat in third place at 62.96, ...

The Lakeside boys basketball team did something last week it hasn’t done in two years. It lost back-to-back games.

The St. Maries City Council tended to regular business at their first meeting of the year. Council unanimously approved the following appointments: Jaidyn Kinzer, city clerk; Celia Sibert, city ...

The St. Maries girls basketball team dropped its fifth straight game over the weekend, losing at Priest River 12-40. The Lumberjacks were down 2-24 at halftime.

The St. Maries High School softball program will host its third annual round of softball clinics in March. The clinics will be broken into three age groups.

The Forest Service released its updated plan for the Granite Fuels Project earlier this month. The agency wants to reintroduce prescribed fires to the upper St. Joe River country.

A last-second shot kept the St. Maries boys basketball team from winning back-to-back games against Whitepine League opponents last week. Kendrick, last season’s 1AD1 state runner-up, stole the ball ...

The St. Maries School District Board of Trustees kicked off the first meeting of the year by voting on a new board chairman Monday. The board unanimously elected Seth Stoke to serve as the new ...

A six-point difference through one quarter turned into a 22-point halftime deficit for the Kootenai boys basketball team Jan. 9. Chris Moore and Dylan Gentry scored 11 points apiece as the Warriors ...

The Lakeside girls basketball team took over sole possession of first place in SIC standings last week, winning its league meeting with Genesis Prep 55-39 Jan. 8. Kyleigh Wolfe led the Knights with 21 ...

Those interested in joining the Benewah County 4-H are invited to come and learn about the program next week. The Benewah County 4-H Program Open House will be from 6 to 8 p.m. next Thursday, Jan. 23, ...

The silent majority, the deplorables, and those clinging to their guns and to God their Savior are counting on our new president and a Republican majority in congress to get serious about repairing ...