Instead of the normal bell-ringing for the Salvation Army’s holiday red kettles, these young men were playing in front of the Smelterville Walmart on Sunday afternoon.

KXLY viewer, Debbie Marek, emailed us to give these guys a shout out for giving their time and talents. She even shot this photo of the guys.

They’re students at Kellogg High School. They’re all in a Kellogg-based band called White Chocolate. They describe themselves as alternative/funk/indie-rock on their band page at Reverbnation.

They don’t perform frequently due to the busy schedule of school, but they all participate in the school’s regular band and jazz band.

Next year's line-up for Sasquatch has yet to be announced, but there will be some sets of tickets available for sale on November 25th. They're four day passes for the Memorial Day weekend event at The Gorge. Oh, and they're a bit pricey -- clocking in at $1,000 or more.

A limited number of special discounted 4-day festival passes will be available in time for the holiday gift season on Friday, November 25 at 10:00 A.M. (PST) via sasquatchfestival.com. The festival’s complete lineup will be announced in February.

Share: Has anyone ever gone to Sasquatch? What happened?

For one night this month, North Idaho was too sexy for Milan, New York and Japan. The Idaho Panhandle got their share of eco-friendly attire on Friday, October 14th, during a sold-out fashion show. The runway photos are in.

Every year, Kootenai Environmental Alliance hosts Junk2Funk, a collection of runway fashion created from trash and recycled materials.

Local artists used a menagerie of materials including candy wrappers, paper bags and used bike tubes.

Photo Gallery: That might not sound like fashion, but take a look at the photos from the event and you’ll think otherwise.