Priest River, ID News

• Priest River, ID News
• Back to School for Priest River - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Haydn Humphrey: National Champ
• Unlawful shooting claims man’s life
• Charge reduced in manslaughter case
• Spaghetti Dinner and Live Auction
• Priest River has talent...again!
• Impairment factored into deadly crashes
• Mud Boggin'
• P.R. dock builders provide quality marine products
• Local lady is hands on with animals
• Local patriot honored with Purple Heart
• Artist reception set for July 3
• Students 'grow' in knowlege at local community garden
• Priest River…A closer look…Happy Mother's Day
• Chamber No Foolin' dinner/auction Friday
• Doogie Howser of the dog world
• Falls caused missing man's death in P.R.
• Missing man found dead
• Priest River...a closer look
• Community loses longtime attorney
• PREP helps to spread the word
• Former Priest River resident victim of acid attack
• A flight of honor
• Lavender Festival set to bloom this Saturday, Sunday
• Graduation sets stage for journey
• Supplemental levy to support school district
• WBCSD searches for financial solutions
• WBCSD honors Boyd with educational excellence award
• "Battle of the buckets" kicks off Relay
• Accused molester arrested in Michigan
• Priest River...A closer look
• Stewart named PR Junior Miss
• Meth labs, stolen vehicles discovered
• Library expansion project visited
• PR Airport: Shades of Grey
• Library doings announced
• Saturday grand opening to benefit Veterans
• Judge orders trial in Oldtown embezzlement case
• Meals on Wheels looking for community support/volunteers
• No-wake zone proposed on Upper Priest
• Blanchard Daze "Country Style"
• Saturday stand down offers Veteran services
• 'Treasures on Foxwood' is a true summer find
• Bonner County supports school levy
• County picks site to replace Green Owl collection site
• Alumni author at P.R. Library Sept. 23
• "Northwoods Unleashed" set to benefit Bendickson family
• Bursting with Patriotic pride
• WBCSD test scores foir 2010 spotlighted
• Downtown building destroyed
• Spartans share awards at banquet
• Business Growth Summit Tuesday
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Priest River...A closer look
• Priest River...A closer look
• Locals get informed for election
• Council hears water complaint
• Pleas entered in killing
• Two injured in Wednesday crash
• Dueling mayors share concerns
• Lavender Festival set to bloom in July
• Teens drown during camping trip
• Priest River…A closer look
• Lab results raise question in deadly crash
• WBCSD hits AYP benchmark
• Local businesses provide beautificaiton project with boost
• Plots open at garden
• Bonner County supports school levy
• Workers offer bargaining support at Ponderay newsprint
• Police say acid attack self-inflicted
• Local canine angel needs community support
• Local businesses provide beautification project with boost
• ISDA takes helm in local milfoil fight
• High five's for 'Paws of Hope'
• Council sets budget input dates
• Coolin land swap on ice
• Motorist fatally injures cyclist
• Brooks named PRLHS Principal by school board
• Armed standoff ends peacefully
• Nielsen, incumbents win at polls
• Chamber plans for summer events
• County receives federal emergency funds
• Missing woman found unhurt
• Bonner County Fair this week
• White Rose brings awareness to light
• Address change upsets residents
• Vintage white coach heads to parad
• Douglas named 2010 community star
• Chamber to open doors April 1
• Oldtown theft trial postponed to 2011
• Council plans special workshop for Monday
• P.L. "shoe tree" destroyed by fire
• Chamber honors Hutchins
• Decade old human remains recovered at PL
• Learning center seminar Thursday at PRJHS
• City enforcing clean-up code
• Deadly crashes result from driver error
• Newport dedicates T.J. Kelly Park
• Council defers decision on utility rates
• Council works on fair city water bond fees
• Blitz needed for beautification project
• 'Showboat Serenade" cruisin' into community
• County jobless rate highest in quarter century
• Council addresses building permit issues
• The free-fall of a lifetime
• Priest River...A closer look
• Nielsen, incumbents win primary races
• Embezzlement case opens
• Good times in Priest River during the Great Depression
• Oldtown theft trial postponed to 2011
• Deadly crashes result from driver error
• Missing woman found unhurt
• Lab results raise question in deadly crash
• Police say acid attack self-inflicted
• Coolin land swap on ice
• No-wake zone proposed on Upper Priest
• Alumni author at P.R. Library Sept. 23
• Business Growth Summit Tuesday
• Pleas entered in killing
• Former Priest River resident victim of acid attack
• WBCSD honors Boyd with educational excellence award
• Library expansion project visited
• Council addresses building permit issues
• Local lady is hands on with animals
• Doogie Howser of the dog world
• Council plans special workshop for Monday
• Newport dedicates T.J. Kelly Park
• Bonner County Fair this week
• WBCSD hits AYP benchmark
• Local canine angel needs community support
• Motorist fatally injures cyclist
• Two injured in Wednesday crash
• PR Airport: Shades of Grey
• Blanchard Daze "Country Style"
• "Northwoods Unleashed" set to benefit Bendickson family
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• "Battle of the buckets" kicks off Relay
• Falls caused missing man's death in P.R.
• A flight of honor
• Local patriot honored with Purple Heart
• Council defers decision on utility rates
• The free-fall of a lifetime
• Local businesses provide beautification project with boost
• ISDA takes helm in local milfoil fight
• High five's for 'Paws of Hope'
• Council sets budget input dates
• Avalanche kills snowmobiler
• Singing praises of the PL Museum
• Priest River offers Idaho Legislators budget input
• Brooks named PRLHS Principal by school board
• Armed standoff ends peacefully
• Nielsen, incumbents win at polls
• Chamber plans for summer events
• County receives federal emergency funds
• Planning meeting Tuesday
• Future watershed festivals dependent on funding
• White Rose brings awareness to light
• Address change upsets residents
• Vintage white coach heads to parad
• Douglas named 2010 community star
• Chamber to open doors April 1
• Life Choices open to community
• Travelers share gratitude from across the world
• P.L. "shoe tree" destroyed by fire
• Chamber honors Hutchins
• Decade old human remains recovered at PL
• Learning center seminar Thursday at PRJHS
• City enforcing clean-up code
• Support growing for community garden
• Therapy through four-legged friendship
• Council works on fair city water bond fees
• Blitz needed for beautification project
• 'Showboat Serenade" cruisin' into community
• County jobless rate highest in quarter century
• Community celebrates the life of Capt. Coyle
• Concerns pile up over snowpack
• Priest River...A closer look
• Nielsen, incumbents win primary races
• Embezzlement case opens
• Good times in Priest River during the Great Depression
• Priest River…A closer look
• Disabled woman tied up, robbed
• Artist reception set for July 3
• Students 'grow' in knowlege at local community garden
• Priest River…A closer look…Happy Mother's Day
• Chamber No Foolin' dinner/auction Friday
• Community meetings offer opportunity for input
• Priest River….A closer look
• Missing man found dead
• Priest River...a closer look
• Community loses longtime attorney
• PREP helps to spread the word
• County seeks stimulus funding for milfoil control
• Convicted molester seeks new sentence
• Lavender Festival set to bloom this Saturday, Sunday
• Graduation sets stage for journey
• Supplemental levy to support school district
• WBCSD searches for financial solutions
• Theft suspect waives hearing
• WPOFD plans for the future; seeks community support
• Accused molester arrested in Michigan
• Priest River...A closer look
• Stewart named PR Junior Miss
• Meth labs, stolen vehicles discovered
• 'No foolin' chamber sets fundraiser
• P&Z acts on map change requests
• Library doings announced
• Saturday grand opening to benefit Veterans
• Judge orders trial in Oldtown embezzlement case
• Meals on Wheels looking for community support/volunteers
• WBCSD/BCEMS come to agreement
• George named citizen of the year
• Saturday stand down offers Veteran services
• 'Treasures on Foxwood' is a true summer find
• Bonner County supports school levy
• County picks site to replace Green Owl collection site
• Detention costs add up
• Board brought up to speed
• Bursting with Patriotic pride
• WBCSD test scores foir 2010 spotlighted
• Downtown building destroyed
• Spartans share awards at banquet
• Local business nails community spirit
• Local man pleads guilty to lewd conduct
• Priest River...A closer look
• Priest River...A closer look
• Locals get informed for election
• Council hears water complaint
• Council proceeds with upgrades
• City continues discussion on water system
• Dueling mayors share concerns
• Lavender Festival set to bloom in July
• Teens drown during camping trip
• Priest River…A closer look
• Couple travel to share love
• Piano/ballet concert set for Saturday
• Local businesses provide beautificaiton project with boost
• Plots open at garden
• Bonner County supports school levy
• Workers offer bargaining support at Ponderay newsprint
• Ex-EMT accused of stealing; faces several felony charges
• Hearing reset in theft case
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Priest River, ID

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