Articles by Nicholas K. Geranios

Fans of Thomas Kinkade’s sentimental paintings soon will be able to do more than hang them on the wall. Read more

I put my head down, took off my watch and pulled out my wallet, all under orders from the hooded guy carrying a pistol. Read more

Vernon Baker had to wait more than 50 years to receive his Medal of Honor because of racism. Read more

Gerry Drehobl took a nice family vacation to Las Vegas recently and won $365,000 on a pair of kings at the poker table. Read more

As you drive across the mile-long bridge that spans Lake Pend Oreille, the charming center of Sandpoint appears. Read more

Rural living is a little different on Mary Jane Butters’ farm. Read more

They call it purple gold, and people will lug heavy buckets and compete with bears to get some. Read more

On an artificial hill formed by a century of mining waste, residents of this depressed town envision a golf course, factories and a future. Read more

Lewis and Clark get all the glory, but it was Army officer John Mullan who really opened the Inland Northwest to white settlement. Read more