Emery Mort, a nearly 16-year-old 4-H member from Post Falls, will show her pig Skillet in her first swine show at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds this Saturday.
She hopes the new challenge will let her demonstrate her growing showmanship as she nears her 4-H age-out.
Idaho Senate Bill 1352, passed in July, allows cities with 10,000 people to permit homes on lots as small as 1,500 sqft.
The change aims to boost starter home projects (like Miracle on Britton) that help middle-income families access affordable housing.
The new bike and pedestrian campground in Smelterville opened in May and offers 26 campsites including two ADA-accessible ones, with e-bike charging stations and a gated parking area.
Future plans call for a trail connection to the Pinehurst Trailhead — pending agreements and funding.
After a month of intense fall camp, the Vandals finished preseason practice and will open the season on Friday against Cal Poly in California.
Coach Thomas Ford Jr. said the team focused on discipline+communication and physical play to get ready for the upcoming game.
New Leaf, one of the inaugural monarchs of the Adopt-a-Monarch project, took flight from Hells Canyon on Aug.
12 + was tracked across Nevada and Utah with solar-powered transmitters. More releases are planned in Idaho and Oregon through the end of September.
The Youth Collective program uses input from the Coeur d'Alene Street Fair to launch a youth leadership series that will let high school students use the Youth Empowerment Solutions Curriculum to design community projects.
The program will begin in September with meetings hosted by social worker Rachael Chappell.
At the North Idaho State Fair in Coeur d'Alene on Saturday, local kids took part in a best mullet contest where Athol’s Jered Belgarde (9) and Hauser’s Charles Winterer (7) showcased their unique styles, with about 20 spectators applauding their hairdo artistry.
Local readers can explore a curated list of 14 fall books with titles like The Hanford Necklace coming Oct.
6 and other narratives set in the Inland Northwest + promising diverse stories from family sagas to speculative fiction.
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