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A fundraiser is planned for next month for Kenny Haynes, a St. Maries resident, who faces a long recovery after a firearm incident in July.
Since the first printing of the Gazette’s report on Crystal Lake and the trails leading to it, some things have changed.
The Plummer-Worley School District has not one, but three new principals taking the helm at their respective schools this fall.
Thomas Hearn was reappointed to the Kootenai School Board this month to fill a vacancy in Zone 4. Hearn was previously appointed and served on the board for one and a half years.
Organizers of the 2025 BetterCARE Memorial 5K Walk, which was held Aug. 1, said they were pleased with how the event went earlier this month.
Adam Stewart and Larry Lewis both shot a 35 to tie for low gross honors in the 13th week of Men’s League play at the St. Maries Golf Course last ...
Work to replace sidewalks that prematurely deteriorated along College Avenue in the city of St. Maries started last week.
When an agency opening came up with State Farm in St. Maries last year, it was a position Vanessa Olsen had been patiently waiting for.
Kayla Lewis and Janelle Dunn were low gross earners in ladies golf action at the St. Maries Golf Course Aug. 12.
For years, Democrats have been desperate to turn Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes into a political weapon against Donald Trump. They’ve tried to weave the two men together into some elaborate scandal, ...
Caleb Patterson, 11, participated in his first year of 4H as a junior in the Benewah County 4-H program. He has lived in the area with his parents Jon and Susie Patterson for the last ...
A new event during Paul Bunyan Days this year will be Worship in the Park.