A Priest River police officer and two Bonner County deputies saved a resident from a burning apartment on Sept.
29 after fire crews arrived quickly, preventing injuries and limiting damage in the area.
Dalton Gardens may add a Safe Streets For All plan to its Capital Improvement Plan to reduce speeding on North Fourth, North 15th and East Hanley and Dalton Avenue (pending council vote), with phased changes rolling out over the next three to five years.
Coeur d'Alene School District will ask all students in grades 6–12 to complete an anonymous Idaho Youth Well-Being Survey during October and November to share insights on family life, habits, and mental health.
The data will be processed and presented in December + a coalition led by Polly Grasham will use the results to plan support programs for students.
North Idaho Wound Care provides specialized mobile wound treatments to homebound seniors, veterans and those with limited mobility in Kootenai, Bonner and Shoshone counties — led by nurse practitioner Jennifer Stallings.
It delivers advanced treatments for diabetic ulcers and chronic wounds at patients’ homes and accepts referrals plus multiple insurance plans.
During fair week at the Kootenai County Fair, Teresa Balderrama’s 4-H Stream Team is livestreaming over 88 hours of livestock shows to connect local families and remote viewers while youth gain hands-on digital media skills using state-of-the-art equipment.
The team meets Mondays at 7 p.m. PT to plan fair coverage.
On Friday, Sept. 18, the Leadership Classic Golf Tournament began at The Highlands Golf Course as community members gathered to support local programs and raise $5,000 for Safe Start.
Later at the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations banquet, Ernie Stensgar was honored for 45 years of service.
The new Miracle on Britton affordable housing project held its block party on Saturday afternoon, celebrating 28 homes with deed restrictions for middle income buyers near Post Falls High School.
Funded through a public & private partnership, the development has provided starter homes on 5,000 sqft plots.
A new life-size metal sculpture honoring North Idaho’s agricultural roots was installed Tuesday at a roundabout at W Prairie Avenue and N Fennecus Road near the Jacklin Ranch Farm Museum.
The piece, built by Travis Lemon using over 80% local scrap, commemorates Ben Jacklin (the figure models his family’s legacy).
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