Tuesday, November 30
MY TURN: Open letter to Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra
Dear Mrs. Ybarra, I feel I have no choice but to write to you.
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 86: Headlines from 11/24 thru 11/30 and Interview with Nick Jezierny with Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Madison Hardy go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, the Shoshone News-Press, and the the Bonners Ferry Herald from Nov. 24-30.
FDA panel backs first-of-a-kind COVID-19 pill from Merck
A Food and Drug Administration panel voted 13-10 that the drug’s benefits outweigh its risks, including potential birth defects if used during pregnancy
Feds: Backyard fentanyl operation could have made 2.5M pills
There were more than two dozen guns, homemade silencers and thousands of rounds of ammunition in a secret room
Brazil and Japan report first cases of the omicron variant
the finding illustrates the difficulty in containing the virus in an age of jet travel and economic globalization
Authorities: Student kills 3, wounds 6 at Michigan school
Officers responded at around 12:55 p.m. to a flood of 911 calls about an active shooter at the school
VIDEO: Spokane Valley house party shooting victim's friends remember him
The suspect, Zachary R. McGlocklin, 30, was detained by police after witnesses said he shot and killed an unidentified victim. Drugs were present at the party.
Appeals court weighs Trump arguments to withhold records
The judges sharply questioned both sides
Most Idaho abortions banned if Roe v. Wade is overturned
Idaho lawmakers seeing the change on the Supreme Court the last several years have passed abortion-ban laws
Jeffrey Epstein pilot says he never saw sex acts on flights
Luminaries who flew with Epstein have had to beat back speculation that their presence on the flights meant they must have been aware of the millionaire’s crimes
More Washington state flooding possible near Canada border
Hundreds of people earlier this month were evacuated from those towns
Omicron variant may have reached Europe earlier than thought
Much remains unknown about the new variant
Northwest Notes Nov. 30, 2021
Katy Ryan, WSU football players, Zag freshman earn honors
School board recount coming
Candidate who lost by 27 votes will pay for 15-precinct review
Review of ballots in Coeur d'Alene School Board Zone 4 scheduled for Thursday
Homeward bound, by air
Wings of Rescue delivers 60,000th pet to safety on trip from Texas to CDA and Washington
Wings of Rescue
Chronic health issues plague young family
A young family of four struggling to make ends meet due to severe, chronic health issues, requests help for car repairs from Christmas For All.
Holiday events abound
Community Christmas events beginning this week
A plethora of holiday events and festivities kick off county wide this week.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Virus stops jury trials
A rising COVID-19 case rate has again halted jury trials in the five northern counties.
It’s IDeal to save for college
Here's a great way to offset tuition increases.
Ron Edinger, 85
Loren “Ron” Edinger passed away at home in Coeur d’ Alene on Nov. 17, 2021, surrounded by his family.
Merry Christmas! Gas prices decline
Gas prices drop
Man charged with attacking wife
A man accused of choking a woman and breaking her nose on Thanksgiving is facing multiple felony charges.
Bob (Robert) D. Jones, 73
On Sunday, November 21, 2021, we lost our loving Husband, Father and Grandpa way too soon. Bob
Gary Woodson, 82
Loving husband, dad, papa, and papa great.
Manuel Cortez, Jr., 64
Manuel Cortez, Jr. “JR”, 64, of Dalton Gardens, Idaho passed away Sunday, November 21, 2021
Legals for November, 30 2021
Monday, November 29
WHO warns that new virus variant poses 'very high' risk
little is known for certain about the variant
Biden vaccine rule for health workers blocked in 10 states
The court order against the health care vaccine mandate comes after Biden's administration suffered a similar setback for a broader policy
ISP launches redesigned Crime in Idaho dashboard
The new dashboard allows data collected from local and statewide Idaho agencies between 2005 and 2020 to be viewed in one place
Maxwell, Epstein were 'partners in crime,' prosecutor says
Maxwell “was involved in every detail of Epstein’s life,” the prosecutor said.
Be free!
Photo by Cameron Reagan Photography
New variant cause for concern, not panic, Biden tells US
omicron-specific vaccine probably could not begin to be produced for another two or three months
Doctor: Many South Africans ill in surge have mild symptoms
'Most of these patients have been treated at home'
Researchers try producing potato resistant to climate change
research aimed at mitigating crop damage is underway
Missing Montana man killed in crash in Idaho, police say
Missing Montana man killed in crash in Idaho, police say
Flooding in Washington state not as severe as earlier storm
Water levels on a main road through town were “slowly receding”
33-year-old man killed by train
Positive identification of the 33-year-old victim has been made and next of kin are in the process of being notified.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: WSU made it official with Dickert — before someone else did
I believe Jake Dickert will be the next winner to make his mark on the Palouse. Hope so, since I don’t have time to help WSU AD Pat Chun find an extra stash of money.
White Christmas looks likely
Forecasters peg CDA's chances at 75 percent
Historically, Cd'A has white Christmas seven out of 10 times.
'Backwoods' gives East Sherman a shot
Renovated whiskey bar adds to revitalization sensation
Backwoods opens
Golden opportunity
'On Site For Seniors' has new director, looks to extend its reach
'On Site For Seniors' has high hopes
Housing market displaces hard-working family of five
After being homeless for two-and-a-half months, this family of five finally got into a tiny apartment. Some help with a car repair will help them find some stability following a lot of struggle and turmoil.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Truong, Kempton help Zags win tourney
Melody Kempton, a senior from Post Falls High who scored 13 points, was named to the all-tournament team.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL: Ryan, Cougars headed to NCAAs
Katy Ryan, a freshman right side hitter from Lakeland High, is fourth on the Cougars with 229 kills, and second in hitting percentage.
Sunday, November 28
Her mind is on business
And her heart has always been with the community
CdA Regional Chamber announces new CEO
Third time's the lucky charm?
Red Hot Mamas plan another St. Patrick's Day trip to Ireland
Mamas head to Limerick’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
THE FRONT ROW WITH MARK NELKE: Talkin' turkey, turnovers ... and tag?
Since folks around here eat up anything Zags, perhaps our Lovable Local Heroes could keep us entertained with the occasional game of tag over the next few months on a course set up at the McCarthey Athletic Center.
ZAGS TRACKER with STEVE CAMERON: Playing, losing to Duke will help Zags in the NCAAs
Even the retiring Mike Krzyzewski out-tricked Few in the last seconds of the game, just to emphasize what a task it can be to put the sword through Duke’s heart.
NIC BASKETBALL: Cardinal men fall in overtime to conclude Arizona trip
Cardinal women also fall on final day of Arizona Western Thanksgiving Classic on Saturday.
Hitting the highway to happiness
Long road riding motorcycles ends painfully for Rathdrum man
Fifth-generation motorcyclist hands up his leather jacket after five decades
More in the mall
Buisness Bits for Nov. 28
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Joni Kay Oaks, 58
Our Beloved Mother, Sister, Daughter, and Friend Joni Kay Oaks, 58, fought her final battle on November 16, 2021 and peacefully entered into the arms of her Heavenly Father.
School and Senior Meals
School and Senior Meals: Nov. 29 - Dec. 3
Sidelined by grief
Woman finds support in local shelter, ready to launch a home business
Local woman finds grief support in Union Gospel Mission program and is now ready to return to independent living and launch a home business.
Making Christmas happen all year long
Instead of just feeling good with a holiday gift, help make a difference that lasts forever.
The power of talking to yourself
In the classic golf comedy movie "Caddyshack," Bill Murray plays Carl Spackler, the greenskeeper for the Bushwood Country Club.
Op-Ed: Party leaders say ‘no’ to crossover voting
Lately, I have been hearing from Democrats who will do everything in their power to prevent Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin and Rep. Pricilla Giddings from winning the top two Republican primary races.
Schools boss shares 2022 goals during Cd'A visit
As some of her goals for the new year, the Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction said she hopes to focus on incorporating more forestry into education, starting all-day optional kindergarten in fall, and creating resources for students with dyslexia and adding more focus on civic engagement.
Shirley Schlichter
Born Shirley June Eastep parents Dana and Mary Eastep; siblings Lyle, Wanda, and Glenna.
Saturday, November 27
THE FRONT ROW WITH JASON ELLIOTT: Careful with whom you trust to rebuild
It seems like the popular belief anymore is when a team underperforms, fans want to believe it’s time for a coaching change. Sure, in some cases, that might be in the best interest of everyone involved. Other times, there’s a lot more going on than meets the eye.
NIC BASKETBALL: Cardinal men battle, but fall short to Arizona Western
Freshman Xavier Bailey scored 15 points for NIC (1-1), which faces Chandler-Gilbert today at 3:30 p.m. to conclude tournament play.
Welcome Christmas
29th Annual Lighting Ceremony Parade kicks off holiday celebrations
COEUR d’ALENE - Christmas magic. That’s what the parade, fireworks and 1.5 million lights bring to Coeur d’Alene.
CHRISTMAS FOR ALL Mom goes from homeless to house mother
Woman seeks help for car repairs from Christmas For All
"Julie" a single mother of two, has worked her way back from a felony conviction, homelessness and the loss of custody of her children. Now sober fifteen months and close to completing her probation and sobriety programs, she is taking college courses and serves as a house mother and mentor to other guests at St. Vincent de Paul.
Socks, sales and shoppers
Black Friday sees strong start to holiday season in Coeur d'Alene
Shopping is good
A Happy Hayden Holiday Weekend
Chamber of Commerce hosts first European Christmas market
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
NIC: Insight into political destruction
Many times I have heard locals criticize our public schools. Invariably, when I ask them if they have witnessed an actual class being conducted in these schools, they reply, "No, but I know what is going on."
Tesh receives donation from Knights of Columbus
Grant award helps support programs for disabled people
Don't forget: Only you can prevent kitchen fires
With holidays here, fire officials urge safety while cooking
Kitchen fires
Lakeview price-cut-a-palooza
Neighborhood of the Week
Neighborhood of the Week
Rape trial approaches for Post Falls man
A man accused of repeatedly raping a child will stand trial next month.
DINNER: Community success story
On Saturday, Nov. 20, the American Legion Post 143 in Post Falls held our annual Free Thanksgiving Dinner, which was open to the public. The American Legion is a service organization, funded and run by volunteer members.
ABORTION: Let women decide
As I read the article "Conflict over abortion laws" in Sunday's paper one thought came to mind. Only women should decide abortion laws. I've never known of a pregnant male.
Students helping students
Mountain View student project provides support for students in need
Mountain View Alternative High School junior T'Kyah Knutson, felt moved to help her fellow students in need. Reaching out to the Rathdrum Food Bank, Knutson and three friends helped put together packages of food, for students to take home over the holidays.
Loretta Votava, 88
Loretta was born in Fordville, North Dakota to Frank and Barbara Votava in 1933.
GAS PRICES: Yes, blame Biden
There was a recent letter that stated the President does not control gas prices. President Biden upon entering office immediately called for the Keystone pipeline project to be closed and also called for the ending of and curtailing of other fossil fuel refining from coal and shale. Gasoline prices immediately began to rise and in Idaho have gone up $1.50 a gallon and elsewhere in the United States even more.
NIC: Demolition team at work
In his Oct. 19 column, Mr. Ginorio states that the “reformist” NIC trustees need to advertise their goals and state how their reforms will improve NIC. Right. Agreed if they were thoughtful reformers with honorable intentions rather than the demolition crew they have proven to be so far.
Barnes must resign from NIC board
As a non-resident, trustee should step aside.
Legals for November, 27 2021
Friday, November 26
VIDEO: Construction underway on possible new Amazon facility in West Plains
The construction also comes as the online retail giant talked about wanting to establish all parts of the supply chain here in Spokane County.
EXPLAINER: What is this new COVID variant in South Africa?
'the most heavily mutated version of the virus we have seen'
New virus variant emerges in Africa, stokes worldwide fears
As with other variants, some infected people display no symptoms, South African experts said
FDA: Merck COVID pill effective, experts will review safety
Other side effects were mild and rare, with about 2% of patients experiencing diarrhea
Cases soar but Swiss eschew lockdown as COVID law vote looms
'It’s not the time to decree a tightening of measures nationwide'
North Idaho 14-day weather forecast
North Idaho 14-day weather forecast
'This meal is a blessing'
Free Thanksgiving meals offer support and community to those in North Idaho
Press Christmas for All aims for the stars again
CDA Elks give charity a nice liftoff as campaign starts today
Coeur d'Alene Elks Lodge 1254 kicks off Press Christmas for All.
Graydon's going to be missed
Popular educator reflects on his time at NIC and Coeur d’Alene
With almost 10 years at NIC behind him, Graydon Stanley, a college leader and community gem, will be greatly missed. “Graydon’s smile and warming spirit can light up any room,” said Jestine Lackner, former NIC student and vice president for student government. “I couldn’t have asked for a better adviser as a student and a life mentor.” Stanley is currently in his 40th year of working in higher education in Idaho. He spent two years at the College of Idaho in Caldwell, 28 years at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls, and almost 10 years at NIC as the Vice President of Student Services.
Christmas magic at The Resort
Ellen Travolta show opens tonight
Opening tonight, the singing and storytelling trio is back to bring Christmas magic to The Coeur d’Alene Resort. Ellen Travolta, a veteran of stage, film, and TV, is back for the ninth year to put on her original Christmas production, this year themed, “Saving Christmas.”
Greensferry Overpass paid off early
Post Falls Urban Renewal District saves taxpayers $51,255
Because of an higher than expected increase of valuation during the construction phase of the Greensferry Overpass, the Post Falls Urban Renewal Agency has paid off the loan almost two years early. Currently the agency has no outstanding debt on any of its urban renewal districts.
THE CHEAP SEATS WITH STEVE CAMERON: Some stories within the late stuff
Two sports. Two games. Truly meaningful consequences tonight for teams in our neighborhood – well, at least potentially.
CONSTITUTION: Clarifying separation
In the Nov. 19 issue of this publication, an individual wrote in the opinion section, “…our federal government will never address the Constitution’s stand on the separation of church and state.”
THANKS: Excellence at NIC
Thank you to North Idaho College’s fine arts, science, social science, math, humanities, nursing, business, communication and professional-technical faculty.
Op-Ed Ginorio: Stifle division? Never!
In Bill Buley's Coeur d'Alene Press article from Wednesday, Nov. 10 titled, "Stifle Division," Coeur d'Alene Regional Chamber's Upbeat Breakfast panelist Jeanette Laster is quoted as saying, “We need to stifle division."
Celebration gift-wrapped just for you
Hagadone brothers ensure the show will go on.
GROCERIES: Time to ax the tax
Dear Idaho Legislators, As you embark on your next session, I wish to remind you that you still TAX GROCERIES!
EDUCATION: Expand horizons
I’ve seen and heard many comments about what should be taught in our schools.
CRIME: Elephant in the room
Is it helpful to not talk about “The elephant in the room?”
Weekend TV/Radio highlights
Television and radio highlights for upcoming weekend
FOOD DRIVE: Thanks, community!
Thank you to the Post Falls neighborhoods of Montrose, Pine Villa, Riverside Harbor, Fieldstone and Singing Hills for your generous support of Post Falls Food Bank and Scouting.
Op-Ed: Columnist should admit he's wrong about Banducci
Question motives in Ginorio's endorsements.
Local songwriter to release first album
Release show on Saturday
A 23-year-old Coeur d’Alene musician is releasing his first album, “Palish Landscape,” on Saturday. “I’m very excited,” Bailey Allen Baker said. “I have a lot of nervous energy about it."
James LeRoi Baillie, 85
James LeRoi Baillie passed away November 15, 2021, at his home in Dalton Gardens, Idaho at 85 years of age.
Norma Anne Yale McTaggart, 82
Norma Anne Yale McTaggart stepped into eternity on the 19th of November, 2021.
Moving History Forward
The Amelia Wheaton: The first steamboat on Lake Cd'A
Lake Coeur d’Alene has been the center of our local economics and culture for as long as people have lived here.
What's behind distortion of reality
What's happening in Kootenai County is happening coast to coast, too.
Strings definitely attached
Free NIC concert on Thursday
North Idaho College Music Department invites the community to attend a free concert, “Strings Attached,” at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Schuler Performing Arts Center on NIC’s main campus in Coeur d’Alene.
White Christmas at Lake City Center
Rusty Jackson’s White Christmas is coming to the Lake City Center at 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Grants boost classroom learning - and fun
Post Falls teachers feel the love from foundation
Despite the cancelation of the Post Falls Education Foundation fundraiser, Wine, Stein & Dine, last year due to COVID-19, supporters came through. Two Post Falls educators talk about how the grant funds have served their students.
Legals for November, 26 2021
Thursday, November 25
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: MaxPreps vs. the old way — how it played out in the fall
In some high school fall sports in Idaho, the top seed often won the state title. But in other sports ...
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Keeping the Zags' latest 'huge' win in perspective
It may be fair to give that No. 1 tag to Gonzaga here in late November, but what we saw on Tuesday was that UCLA — at least for now — is not the second-best team in the country.
Signing photos Nov. 25, 2021
A pair of Lake City Timberwolves signed to play volleyball in college, and an NIC golfer has signed with a four-year school.
AT COLLEGE: Nov. 25, 2021
Updates on area athletes at the next level
A bright and light Cd'A Christmas
Lougheed will lead traditional holiday kickoff ceremony
Holiday Light Show returns for special celebration
Save money and savor sunshine
Press extends 'forever' rate, entry for Hawaii vacation
Special offers part of Thanksgiving celebration.
Military Family Month: Birsette family of Post Falls
In honor of military families, The Press will be featuring stories on local military families throughout the month of November, Military Family Month.
What's $71,500 worth?
That's key question in quest to fund sheriff's office helicopter
Kootenai County Air Support Unit advocates reach out to community members for assistance
Bowling scores: Nov. 25, 2021
Results from area leagues
DUI Task Force says park it
Voucher program looks to keep drunken drivers off the roads
DUI patrols ready to roll
Movers & Shakers
Movers & Shakers: Nov. 26
Slam the door on these scams
Door knockers sometimes don't deliver what's promised.
The power of five minutes of gratitude
It doesn't take much to create happiness.
Legals for November, 25 2021
Wednesday, November 24
Scholz seals deal to crown career as German chancellor
He is unflappable and unshakably self-confident, but no master of rhetoric
In his final days, Ahmaud Arbery's life was at a crossroads
For Arbery’s family, the pain of his loss is magnified by his final moments being captured on video
Acquitted and in demand, Rittenhouse ponders what's next
Even as Rittenhouse figures out his next moves, fundraising continues on his behalf
Suspected traffickers arrested over migrant boat sinking
At least 31 migrants bound for Britain died Wednesday when their boat sank in the English Channel
All 3 men charged in Arbery's death convicted of murder
The men face minimum sentences of life in prison
VIDEO: Passengers encounter long airport security lines at Spokane Airport
Spokane Airport personnel said the busiest time at the airport will be between 6 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. on Wednesday.
1 WA county's flood losses could hit $50M; more rain coming
Rain drenched the county for three days
New Zealand to start reopening borders to world from January
all incoming travelers will still be required to isolate themselves for seven days
On the road again: Travelers emerge in time for Thanksgiving
More than 2.2 million travelers streamed through airport checkpoints last Friday
Youth Sports Nov. 24, 2021: Bowling, basketball, cross country and more
Bowling, basketball, cross country ... and more
Post Falls' Kylie Munday to train in USA Volleyball National Team Develop Program
Post Falls High sophomore Kylie Munday has been selected among junior athletes from across the United States to participate in USA Volleyball’s National Team Development Program (NTDP) National Beach and Indoor Winter Training Series on Dec. 27-30 in California.
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Zufelt, Lake City gets healthy at Lewiston
Zufelt had 21 points and five steals for the Timberwolves in a 65-50 win over the Lewiston Bengals in an Inland Empire League game on Tuesday at Lewiston High.
All-league football
All-league team for 4A Inland Empire League announced
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Addie Kiefer, Lakeland High School
Lakeland High School senior Addie Kiefer is this week's Knudtsen Chevrolet Press Athlete of the Week.
The Grinch need not apply
Holiday Lights Cruise a perfect way to tickle the kid in all of us
The Holiday Lights Cruise, Journey to the North Pole is the perfect way to kick-off the holiday season.
Northwest Notes Nov. 24, 2021
Updates on prep high school soccer
Let there be SHOPPING
Downtown, mall, stores have high hopes for holiday season
Christmas shopping to start
Mom pleads for help for veteran son with COVID
covid hits veterans
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19: Oregon drops outdoor mask requirement
Oregon has a statewide indoor mask mandate for all public settings
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Strength training: Stay strong, reduce your risk of injury and know how your body heals
The body and all it’s joints and muscles were made to move.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Don’t wait drink it
One of the frequent questions we get goes something like this… “I have this bottle of wine and how do I know when I should drink it?”
The stay-at-home dad: Holiday expectations vs. reality
Thanksgiving serves as a special time for families to make cherished memories and carry on traditions that endure for generations.
Prep boys basketball jamboree at Post Falls
Lake City, Sandpoint and Post Falls gathered for a high school boys basketball jamboree Tuesday at The Arena at Post Falls.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Children's mental health
COVID has challenged most people, but studies suggest that the impact on teenagers has been especially significant.
‘King Richard’ fueled by warm, winning performances
A case could be made that a movie about the rise of Venus and Serena Williams in the tennis world should focus on Venus and Serena, instead of their father, Richard Williams, who became a enigmatic public figure while his daughters rose through the competitive ranks.
Give back the glow
I hope you’re nestled somewhere snug, more than sated from Thursday’s feast.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Diverticulitis or diverticulosis?
Diverticulosis is a disease that frequently shows up in colonoscopies, and diverticulitis frequently shows up in the emergency room.
Report: Idaho among riskiest states for Thanksgiving travel
Idaho is one of the riskiest places to travel for Thanksgiving, according to a new report.
Tax-Aide needs new homes
Attention Post Falls and Coeur d’Alene Citizens
James Michael Vick, Sr., 69
James Michael Vick Sr., also known as “Duck”, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, November 16
Garland “Ike” Bews, 105
Garland “Ike” Bews, 105 of Post Falls, Idaho, passed away on November 15th, 2021, at the Schneidmiller House in Coeur d’ Alene Idaho.
Corey Michael Gorham, 40
On Sunday, Nov. 21, our beloved Corey passed away at age 40.
NATIVE AMERICANS: Offering thanks
The book “Braiding Sweetgrass” by Robin Wall Kimmerer does a wonderful job of asking us to slow down, look around, and be thankful for what we have. Elizabeth Gilbert says of her book, “it’s a hymn of love to the world.”
CARTOON: A presidential pardon
The editorial “cartoon” blames President Biden for inflation. Is government action a cause?
Op-Ed: Thanks to America’s medical community for developing life-saving vaccines
If we were not still in the grip of a deadly pandemic, with the seven-day average death toll from the coronavirus hovering just over 1,100 a day, I probably would not have thought of giving thanks this year for the medical researchers who have given this country protection against many life-threatening illnesses.
LEAVES: Pick-up gets poor review
Don’t get me wrong, I think it’s a great thing that our city provides a leaf pick-up each year. Perhaps, though, maybe the DAY OF, we should be raking the mess into the middle of street, because it would appear that the city street maintenance is afraid to get near the curbs, as is the street sweep, since the last two years have been a lousy job.
Jackson Holmbo, 81
Jackson was born on Dec. 21, 1939, to the proud parents of John M. Holmbo and Clara Holmbo.
Free meals on turkey day
Thanksgiving meals offered
Glorious glory days in a small town
In the view from Main Street, Montana Rehawks win the state championship for high school football
Barriere heads all-Big Sky Conference football team
Eastern Washington quarterback Eric Barriere was a unanimous selection for Offensive Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons as the Big Sky announced its 2021 football players of the year and all-conference teams on Tuesday, as selected by the league's head football coaches.
RECYCLE: A word to live by
Did you know that recycling just one aluminum can save enough energy to run a television set for 3 hours? And about one-third of an average dump consists of just packaging material? What!?!
Beverly “Bev” Larsen (Wilhelm), 85
Beverly “Bev” Larsen (Wilhelm) was a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, neighbor, and friend.
Nova Anglin, 66
It is with great sadness that the family of Nova Anglin announces her passing on November 13, 2021.
CARTOON: No laughing matter
I am very disappointed with the cartoon published in the CDA Press editorial section Wednesday November 17th. This is disgusting.
SCAM: Don't fall for this
This is to report a scam; I nearly fell for it.
Blessings bloom beneath the surface
Let's take a Thanksgiving break from the traditional gratitude.
Lori Lea Johnson, 61
It is with heavy hearts that we say our sweet Lori passed away at her home in Spokane on Tuesday November 9, 2021.
Legals for November, 24 2021
Tuesday, November 23
It's not just Peng. China is cracking down on MeToo movement
Many activists have been dismissed as tools of foreign interference
Child is 6th death in Waukesha parade crash; suspect charged
Brooks is accused of speeding away from police and entering the Waukesha Christmas parade on Sunday night
North Idaho Now Episode 85: Headlines from 11/20 from 11/23
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson, Josh McDonald, and Chelsea Newby go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 20-23.
North Idaho Now Episode 85: Headlines from 11/20 from 11/23
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson, Josh McDonald, and Chelsea Newby go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 20-23.
Liberal Oregon resists dropping controversial investments
The Oregon State Treasury oversees some $118 billion in investments
West Africa has highest numbers of child soldiers, says UN
More than 3,500 children have been abducted
Jury gets case of white men charged in Ahmaud Arbery's death
The prosecution got the final word because it carries the burden of proving its case beyond a reasonable doubt
Fighting gas prices, US to release 50 million barrels of oil
The government will begin to move barrels into the market in mid- to late-December
Bus crashes, catches fire in Bulgaria; at least 45 dead
Seven survivors were taken to hospitals after the crash
Fire truck overturns while returning to station
3 firefighters treated, released at Kootenai Health
Fire truck overturns
Man dies in U.S. 95 crash
Crash on 95 claims life
Flocking to the lake
Photographers, bird watchers line Higgens Point shore
COEUR D’ALENE - About 50 photographers and bird watchers, and thousands of dollars worth of camera equipment, spread out on the shorelines of Higgens Point along Lake Coeur d’Alene midmorning on Monday.
Malek bows out
Former Lt. Gov. candidate supports Bedke, opposes 'extremist politics'
Former lawmaker cites political extremism as influence in endorsing opponent
COVID 'crisis' ends statewide — but not here
Situation in North Idaho deemed 'volatile'
covid ends, but not here
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Teen accepts plea deal in abuse case
The charges against a former Lake City High School student previously accused of rape will be amended after the teen accepted a pretrial settlement offer.
Northwest Notes Nov. 23, 2021
Two high school boys basketball jamborees are slated for today.
Sharon A. Landberg, 84
Sharon A. Landberg, age 84, passed away peacefully on November 11, 2021 in Ventura, California
Armed with compassion: New kind of first responder
Dispatching mental health experts can de-escalate critical situations for police.
Ron Edinger, 85
Loren “Ron” Edinger passed away at home in Coeur d’ Alene on November 17th, 2021, surrounded by his family.
Mike Windisch, 73
Michael “Mike” Windisch passed away on November 20, 2021 at the age of 73 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Legals for November, 23 2021
Monday, November 22
Man killed in US95 crash
The 50 year old driver succumbed to his injuries at the scene.
Jobs lost, middle class Afghans slide into poverty, hunger
International aid also fueled projects around the country that provided jobs
VIDEO: Incoming mountain snow prompts Winter Weather Advisories ahead of holiday travel
Upwards of six inches of snow will fall in the Cascades and Northern Rockies starting Monday night.
Police: Parade-crash suspect was in a domestic disturbance
Thompson identified those killed as four women ages 52 to 79 and an 81-year-old man
'Annoyed': Austria's national lockdown dampens holiday mood
Political analysts say the Austrian government did not effectively communicate the importance of vaccines early enough
Malek drops out of lieutenant govenor race, endorses Bedke
Malek not running for Lt. Gov.
Target to keep stores closed on Thanksgiving for good
U.S. holiday sales last November and December rose 8.2%
Wolf killed in Washington state for preying on cattle
Wildlife activists decried the killing of the wolf
VIDEO: Idaho deactivates crisis standards of care except for North Idaho
Crisis standards of care remains in effect in the Panhandle Health District, which encompasses Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah, and Shoshone counties.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: The natives are getting restless in Seattle
Can something good come out of this season?
Lots of love for pets
KHS 'Lights' fundraiser that raised $45K last year returns to Silver Lake Mall
Lights of Love at the mall
It's turkey time, which means rain and snow for fixins
Travel could be dicey over holiday weekend.
Lake Cd'A projects on standby
Panhandle Basin Advisory Group approves list to IDEQ
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Rathdrum's Bayley wins Outlaw Tour golf event
Derek Bayley of Rathdrum won the Outlaw Tour’s Liv Lux Havasu Open Pro-Am golf tournament on Sunday by one shot.
Turkeys run on Thanksgiving
Turkey trots
English Point Forest Health project continues
Expect to see smoke with burning coming up
English Point will have smoke
NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinal women finish 2-1 at Blue Mountain tourney
NIC wins in women's basketball, and two Cardinal wrestlers place in tourney.
Sunday, November 21
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: As Idaho looks for next football coach ... can anyone win in Moscow again?
The Vandals have players to compete at this level — whether they have enough, or just need a different voice to guide them, is another question.
NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinals pass it around, knock off Legends in opener
Cardinal men open season; women notch first win
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Zags' big week, and time for Dickert to lose the interim tag
There’s no law that says Russell Wilson, somewhere between ordinary and awful last week in that 17-0 loss at Green Bay, will return to magic Russ.
Vandals defense sends Petrino out a winner
It was a bizarre game in which both coaches came into the game having been fired earlier in the week, but were both allowed to coach in the finale.
PREP BASKETBALL: Kellogg girls capture Silver Valley Tournament title
Senior Hailey Cheney totaled 13 points and nine rebounds, and sophomore Emily Coe had 10 points and 13 boards as the Kellogg Wildcats beat the host Wallace Miners 42-24 in the championship game of the Silver Valley Tournament on Saturday night at Kirby Krulitz Court.
Exodus at NIC
Seven college leaders leaving or already gone
Following a chaotic meeting of the North Idaho College board of trustees Monday night, two more college leaders announced their plan to retire, totaling seven open or to-be-open leadership roles at a college which lacks a president.
'One shoebox has an amazing impact'
North Idaho joins national effort to send gifts and the gospel to kids worldwide
Operation Christmas Child wrapping up
Back from the ashes
Business bits for Nov. 20
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Senior Meals
Senior Meals: Nov. 22-26
Op-Ed: What we learned from the ill-fated special legislative session
As legislators departed the Capitol following their tumultuous and unconstitutional special legislative session, many Idahoans wondered: “What’s up with that?”
Milestone Announcements
See who's celebrating!
CHOPPER: Just say no, Bob
CHOPPER: Just say no, Bob
KHS: Widespread support
KHS: Widespread support
DEMOCRATS: Community steps up
DEMOCRATS: Community steps up
HISTORY: Paints dim forecast for Dems
HISTORY: Paints dim forecast for Dems
Turkey types on the real estate market
Neighborhood of the Week
Neighborhood of the Week
Nice guys do finish first!
An anthropologist proposed a game to some children.
Peter “Pete” Maurice Rose, 76
Peter “Pete” Maurice Rose 76, passed away at his home in Post Falls, ID on Nov. 6, 2021.
Ross Edward Besich, 80
Ross Edward Besich, 80, of Bayview, Idaho, passed away on Nov. 6, 2021,
LEAVES: Lake City excellence
LEAVES: Lake City excellence
FOOD BANK: Meeting volunteer needs
FOOD BANK: Meeting volunteer needs
GROWTH: Addressing affordable housing
GROWTH: Addressing affordable housing
Jackson "John A." Holmbo, 81
Jackson was born on 12/21/1939 to the proud parents of John M. Holmbo and Clara Holmbo
Saturday, November 20
Report: Idaho's emergency medical services lack resources
Just 18% of EMS directors reported that their agency is able to maintain sufficient staff
Rittenhouse verdict puts Biden in difficult political spot
Biden was already facing sliding poll numbers
Protests erupt over virus rules in Austria, Italy, Croatia
The government also will make vaccinations mandatory starting Feb. 1
Windows smashed in downtown Portland Rittenhouse protest
About 1,000 people marched through downtown Chicago Saturday afternoon
US OKs gold mine exploratory drilling in eastern Idaho
The company says the area contains about 825,000 ounces (23.4 million grams) of gold
NIC ROUNDUP: No. 1 Clackamas tops No. 6 NIC
NIC battles, but falls short to defending NJCAA champions
PREP BASKETBALL: Burke, Symons lead Vikings in opener
“Great first game,” said Coeur d’Alene coach Nicole Symons, whose squad was hit hard by graduation after reaching the third-place game at state last year. “Such a new team and we are working on figuring each other out. Pleased with their effort and attitude. We had great energy on the floor and on the bench.”
THE FRONT ROW WITH JASON ELLIOTT: Former NIC basketball players making most of extra time
When the coronavirus pandemic hit in the spring of 2020, who knew what the future held for college athletes. For some, careers ended in an instant, with no postseason tournaments held.
Idaho wraps up Petrino era today at ISU
Idaho lists 73 freshmen and sophomores on its roster. Idaho State lists 71 freshmen and sophomores on its roster.
Top chefs compete, and the winner is ...
... THE COMMUNITY
CDAIDE Chefs Challenge boasts successful fundraiser
Jail staff shortages continue
Sheriff says jail staff shortages create unsafe environment for inmates, deputies
Huetter Bypass foes speak out
Massive transportation project not 'done deal,' official says
On the heels of attending a Kootenai County Planning Commission meeting in October, members of the No Huetter Bypass group were invited to present to the Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization.
Rambling Rovers honor CDA Inn servers
Rambling Rovers give money to servers
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 statistics
Thelma Josephine Hallgren (Leyrer), 92,
Thelma Josephine Hallgren (Leyrer), 92, passed away Sunday, November 14, 2021 at The Bridge in Post Falls, Idaho.
Ilene May Sanders, 84
Ilene lived her life, it seemed, for others. She is survived by four children, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
PF doctor pays $110,000 to settle allegations
Prosecutors say he overprescribed opioids
Prosecutors say doctor overprescribed opioids
Rape trial set for local teen
A former Lake City High School student is expected to stand trial for rape next month.
Coffee and cookies for a cause
Two fundraisers in downtown Cd’A
Two fundraising events are taking place over the next few weeks at a coffee shop downtown. Evans Brothers Coffee Roasters is hosting their fourth annual fundraiser benefiting Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA) at their Coeur d’Alene and Sandpoint locations on Nov. 27 and 28.
Free Thanksgiving feast today
American Legion in Post Falls serving up dinner for all
Feast today
Vaccinated adults in Idaho eligible for a booster
Boosters stressed for adults 50 and over
Mark Andrew McCullough, 60
At the age of 60, Mark Andrew McCullogh departed this life October 27, 2021 in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Leadership change at Grace Bible Church
Longtime Paul Peabody retires
Peabody retires as senior pastor
Post Falls Walmart closed for cleaning
Walmart to close for cleaning
Patricia Ann Heldreth, 74
Patricia Ann Heldreth
Legals for November, 20 2021
Friday, November 19
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 84: Headlines from 11/17 thru 11/19
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Coeur d'Alene Press Staff Reporter Hannah joins Chanse Watson and Madison Hardy to go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, the Bonners Ferry Herald, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 17-19.
Native American confirmed as head of National Park Service
Sams is the agency's first Senate-confirmed parks director in nearly five years
Bowing to protests, India's Modi agrees to repeal farm laws
The move represented a rare climbdown for the 71-year-old leader
Christmas in Bethlehem: Gilded treasures, but few tourists
Many of Bethlehem’s hotels have shut and shopkeepers have struggled to keep afloat
Police: 3 students shot in Denver-area school parking lot
Friday's gunfire erupted during a fight in the Hinkley High parking lot
US opens COVID boosters to all adults, urges them for 50+
The CDC also put out a plea for those who had previously qualified but hadn't yet signed up for a booster to quit putting it off
VIDEO: How Spokane police cracked 1959 cold case murder of Candy Rogers and identified her killer
Candy Rogers went missing on March 6, 1959 while selling campfire mints. Spokane police revealed the man responsible for her death in a press conference on Friday.
Canada approves Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids
The government agency said the vaccine is 90.7% effective
Post Falls Walmart to close for cleaning
Walmart to close for cleaing
Dems' sweeping social, climate bill passes divided House
Wrapped into one bill are far-reaching changes in taxation, health care, energy, climate change, family services, education and housing
Kyle Rittenhouse cleared of all charges in Kenosha shootings
The jury deliberated for close to 3 1/2 days
NASA seeks ideas for building a nuclear reactor on the moon
NASA is collaborating with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory
Police: Missing 5-year-old Idaho boy was likely abducted
No sign of the child has been found
Scientists mystified, wary, as Africa avoids COVID disaster
There is something “mysterious” going on in Africa
Biden mulls reversing Trump rules on western grouse species
The quirky birds with long, pointed tail feathers are known for elaborate courtship display
Facing surge, Austria will mandate COVID-19 shots, lock down
Not quite 66% of Austria's 8.9 million are fully vaccinated
Petrino out as Idaho football coach
Petrino and the school will "part ways" after Saturday's season finale at Idaho State, Idaho athletic director Terry Gawlik announced in a school news release.
ZAGS TRACKER with STEVE CAMERON: Proof you can be nice ... and still win
Gonzaga faces its two toughest non-conference tests this coming week, dueling with UCLA next Tuesday and Duke just three days later.
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Lakeland notches first win over Timberlake since 2013
It was the first win for Lakeland over its district rival in 15 tries, dating back to Jan. 11, 2013.
Crisis standards of care continue
DHW board approves temporary rule in special meeting
Crisis standards of care continues
ALL TURKEYED OUT
1,800 birds donated to families for Thanksgiving
Pallets of turkeys and hundreds of cars lined up to receive them filled the parking lot at Heart of the City Church in Coeur d'Alene Thursday. “It’s such a blessing,” Dallas Danielson of Post Falls said. “I just moved from Washington, Seattle, so to kind of get this pick-me-up for a whole meal is really great.” Through Heart Reach, Inc., the nonprofit food bank arm of Heart of the City Church, the annual Turkeys and More giveaway donated 1,800 turkeys to families in time for Thanksgiving.
'They were laughing'
Friends rally to buy van for Ms. Wheelchair Idaho after parking lot incident
Fundraiser to help Ms. Wheelchair Idaho get van
"If it ain't broke don't fix it"
Optional Forms of Government dig into study recommendation
Optional Forms of Government dig into study recommendation
Weekend TV/Radio highlights
Television and radio highlights for upcoming weekend
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 statistics
PROPAGANDA: You gotta be joking
Ted Cruz and Lisa Boothe, two Republicans, are accusing “Big Bird” on Sesame Street of political propaganda for the government because he got vaccinated?
UNAMERICAN: Greeting at the polls
In the 40-plus years that I’ve been voting I’ve never had a problem voting until recently.
Kootenai County: The more things change…
Been down this weird road before.
BIZ: Cut the endorsement hose
Nov. 15 marked the reconvening of Idaho’s Runaway Legislature.
DOGS: A fond farewell
The attached letter was published in the Press July 16, 2017.
Chris Bonagofski. 56
CHRIS BONAGOFSKI 56, MADE HIS FINAL FAREWELL ON NOVEMBER 4, 2021 AFTER A BRIEF BATTLE WITH CANCER.
CHURCH: A Christian taxpayer’s piece
As a 40-plus year Christian taxpayer in North Idaho, I felt the need to comment on the recent building of a so-called “church” up on Highway 54 between Athol and Spirit Lake.
Here comes the caroling
Chorale Coeur d’Alene performs Christmas concerts
Chorale Coeur d’Alene presents “A Christmas to Remember” concerts on Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Coeur d’Alene. They will be singing a wide range of songs including Randol Alan Bass’ “Gloria,” Ola Gjeilo’s “O Magnum Mysterium” and Kyle Haugen’s Finnish folk tune “Lost in the Night,” as well as lead a sing-along of familiar carols. Dr. Keith Whitlock will conduct the chorale, with accompanist David Brewster on the piano, the brass ensemble and cello. Tickets are available on-line at www.ChoraleCdA.com, with a limited number also available at the door. Tickets: Adults $30, Seniors and Military $25, Students $15 and free admission to children 6 years old and under.
Op-Ed: North Idaho College: Cultural battleground, Part 2
Fairly or unfairly, North Idaho College has been caught up in a broader struggle to force Colleges, if necessary against their institutional will, to restore intellectual freedom to higher education.
Hagadone Marine Group kicks off gift drive
Will benefit Children’s Village, Books for Tots
Hagadone Marine Group Kicks off Annual Holiday Gift Drive
Concert at the Hamilton House
The Music Conservatory of Coeur d’Alene’s Friday night live concerts are back, featuring a performance from the conservatory faculty members at 7 p.m. tonight in the historic Hamilton House in Coeur d’Alene.
Coming in from the cold
Homeless turn to St. Vincent's warming shelter
St. Vincent's opens shelter
Op-Ed: McGeachin shows how to botch ‘good’ news
Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin catches an endorsement from former President Trump — the biggest fish in the ocean — and she makes that bombshell announcement through a press release.
That storm was a heart-stopper
Jim Rosenlund has a different view of Ice Storm 1996 than most.
Chorale concert for charity
The 3Cs Coeur d’Aleers are presenting “Yule; A Fruitcake of Carols” on Nov. 30 at 2 p.m. and Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Coeur d’Alene.
Helping hands and hands-on history
High schoolers volunteer in teaching elementary students
Elementary students took a step back in time for live history day. Fernan STEM Academy fourth and fifth graders spent Wednesday learning about Idaho history and science, including a special visit from Coeur d’Alene High School student volunteers. “I haven't worked with kids since I was a kid so it's fun that we started doing this,” junior Ryan Robinson said. “I think we should actually be able to do this every year because it's a great experience.”
Overcoming the 'shame shield'
Speaker encourages others to uncover their imperfections
Journalists combats mental illness through storytelling
Legals for November, 19 2021
Thursday, November 18
Rittenhouse jury deliberates for third day without a verdict
jury members will return on Friday morning to resume their work
Doubts over China tennis star's email raise safety concerns
Peng’s accusation is the first high profile accusation of sexual assault against a powerful politician in China
Shooter testifies Ahmaud Arbery never threatened him
The Rev. Jesse Jackson again joined Arbery's family in the courtroom
Gabon is last bastion of endangered African forest elephants
Central African country of about 2.3 million people harbors about 95,000 forest elephants
Idaho's new redistricting map faces second legal challenge
The map the redistricting commission settled on splits eight counties
Suspected burglar arrested after standoff
Police arrested a suspected burglar after a standoff with SWAT.
Portland among US cities adding funds to police departments
The added police spending is occurring amid a year of a record number of homicides
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Comparing Coeur d'Alene's playoff run to the other state powers
It's been eight seasons now since Coeur d'Alene won a state title in football. That doesn't seem right, but it's true.
College volleyball: End of an era for Vandals ...St. Maries native Buchanan retires after 22 years as Idaho volleyball coach
A native of St. Maries, Buchanan took the reins of Vandal Volleyball beginning in 2000 and wasted no time in making Idaho a contender.
All-league football
All-league teams announced for 2A Central Idaho League, 1A Division Scenic Idaho Conference and 1A Division II North Star League
Bowling scores: Nov. 18, 2021
Scores from area leagues
NORTHWEST NOTES: Nov. 18, 2021
Washington State, Idaho to renew rivalry tonight in Moscow
Simply the best
Ron Edinger served the city of Coeur d'Alene for 50 years
Ron Edinger remembered for half a century of service to the city of CDA
AT COLLEGE: Nov. 18, 2021
Updates on area athletes at the next level
Ski resorts envision dessert after feast
Day after Thanksgiving targeted opening date
Those itching to swoop down the mountain can prepare for the anticipated openings of Lookout Pass, Silver Mountain and Schweitzer ski resorts Friday after Thanksgiving. Matt Sawyer, marketing and sales manager for Lookout Pass Ski Resort off Interstate 90, said they’re looking to open up Nov. 26 and possibly earlier if weather permits.
Man sentenced for deadly crash
A man who pleaded guilty to causing a deadly crash in 2018 will spend up to a decade behind bars.
Airport authority idea still up in the air
Joint Powers Agreement receives mixed feelings from city officials
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
‘Holidays and Heroes’ donations being accepted
Cash for gifts, food wanted for program
Jean Marie Fleetwood, 89
Jean Marie Fleetwood went to be with the Lord on November 12, 2021.
$2 million boost to Lake CDA
Advisory group prioritizes 11 projects for state funding
Stay warm and save money
Tips to lower your heating costs.
Free turkey feast on Thanksgiving
Free turkey dinner on Thursday
Watch your bank statements carefully
A Hayden reader called to suggest that we look at our bank statements carefully to make sure all the listed transactions are legitimate.
Health care workers and vaccines explained
On Nov. 5, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an interim final rule requiring COVID-19 vaccination for health care workers in a wide variety of settings, including hospitals.
Glacier sets visitor mark
More than 700,000 entered park in September
Total visitation to Glacier this year topped 3 million
Harvetta S. Gray, 69
Harvetta S. Gray, born on December 4, 1951 in Caldwell Idaho was laid to rest on November 12, 2021.
Legals for November, 18 2021
Wednesday, November 17
US-Canada border towns assess damage from devastating floods
The soaking fueled by a so-called atmospheric river that dumped torrents rain on the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia
VIDEO: Spokane police officer injured in suspected DUI crash on Tuesday night
The officer was responding to a call of a one-month old who was not breathing at the time of the incident.
Idaho Senate panel kills three COVID-19 vaccine bills
The third bill would have prevented employers from asking employees whether they have received the COVID-19 vaccin
Idaho inspectors see record number of mussel-infested boats
Most of the infested watercraft found this year came through the Idaho town of Malad after visiting Lake Powell in Utah
Belarus brings some migrants at Polish border in from cold
The move came a day after a melee broke out in the border crisis
US Northwest, Canada devastated by flood, 1 death reported
The soaking reminded people of western Washington’s record, severe flooding in November 1990
Callers to global helplines voiced similar pandemic worries
Worries centered on fears of infection, loneliness and physical health
US overdose deaths topped 100,000 in one year, officials say
Experts believe the top drivers of overdose deaths are the growing prevalence of deadly fentanyl
Bishops OK Communion document, avoid direct rebuff to Biden
The conference cannot dictate a blanket policy on denying Communion to politicians
Judge at Rittenhouse trial blasts media coverage of him
The jury of 12 deliberated for a full day Tuesday without reaching a decision
Schools close as smog-laden India capital considers lockdown
Authorities are discussing whether to allow industries to continue operating
Seattle shows power and limits of Jayapal's progressives
Seattle shows power and limits of Jayapal's progressives
Oregon middle school returns to online learning after fights
The district is acting swiftly because it doesn’t want to wait for the next incident to occur
Youth Sports Nov. 17, 2021: Basketball, wrestling, bowling and more
Basketball, wrestling, bowling ... and more
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Soph McKellips propels Lake City past Lakeland
McKellips scored 12 of her 15 points in the second half, including eight in the third quarter, for Lake City (2-0, 1-0 IEL).
Signing photos Nov. 17, 2021
Area athletes sign to compete at college level
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Maybe it’s time for new QB — and coach? — in Seattle
The Russell Wilson decade has been terrific. But it’s time to start a different one.
'This is reality'
KHS breaks ground on new shelter on Atlas Road
New shelter construction underway
Center Target Sports changes hands
Legacy started by Ed and Peggy Santos expected to continue
Ed and Peggy Santos, founders of Center Target Sports in Post Falls, have sold the business to a team of investors who vow to build on the "success that's already there."
Growth continues, increase in residential, commercial still thriving
Mayor delivers seventh State of the City address
The Mayor's State of the City address Tuesday clarified that residential building is growing faster than commercial growth, with a spike in the number of Multi-family permits.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Logan Robillard, Lake City High
This week's Knudsten Chevrolet Athlete of the Week is Lake City High senior Logan Robillard
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Northwest Notes Nov. 17, 2021
Update on Idaho, Idaho State food donation drive
School board earns A with selection
Despite distractions and intimidation, board looks poised to maintain path of excellence.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Ready to shovel?
Winter just wouldn’t be winter without snow!
THANKS: From damsel in distress
Thank you to the many people who offered help last Tuesday evening when I had a blowout at Honeysuckle and U.S. 95.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Chronic stress: Major impact on health
As a longtime health practitioner, it is impossible to ignore the profound effects of stress on every symptom a patient may have.
WRITER: Suffers from TDS
I am writing in response to Steve Lokken’s LTE published Nov. 12.
AQUIFER: A warning on growth
First off I would like to congratulate all of you who won your seats on local city councils.
SIGNS: Just for fun
“No politics, just smiles.”
The stay-at-home dad: A diet of pretzels and burnt toast
My 4-year-old barely eats. He’s very particular, and I don’t understand his logic.
ILK: Not free thinkers
Elaine Pierce, you and your ilk are the problem here in North Idaho!
‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ — a bizarre retread with shifting alliances
However you classify the new Disney Plus film “Home Sweet Home Alone” — be it a remake, a reimagining, a sorta-sequel, a needless nostalgia machine, etc. — it is definitely a fascinating, if not especially entertaining experiment.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — How we are different
Several wine industry news outlets posted stories this week about volume and pricing trends in the U.S. wine industry.
CONSUMER ALERT: Home warranties
This is a warning to everyone out there about home warranties.
Don't throw the meaning out with the bathwater
Everyone loves a cliché.
Idaho 'on a path to exit crisis standards of care'
Kids 5-11 have received 8,667 doses of vaccine since rollout
COVID-19 cases on good trend
Geraldine Marie Rogers
Geraldine Marie Rogers passed away peacefully at her home on Oct. 21, 2021, surrounded by family and friends.
Robert Wayne King, 77
Robert Wayne King – Rathdrum - October 17, 1944 to November 10, 2021.
Man charged with assault at fairgrounds
A teen who allegedly threatened multiple people with a gun at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds is facing felony charges.
Walter Marvin Cartwright, 83
Heaven opened to receive another angel this day.
Rathdrum Masons open scholarship program
Two students will receive $500 for higher education
Ross Edward Besich, 80
Ross Edward Besich, 80, of Bayview, Idaho, passed away on November 6, 2021 from a cardiac arrest.
Donald P. Kjos
Donald P. Kjos passed away November 5th 2021
Length of interim NIC role debated
North Idaho College trustees voted Monday night to delay the selection for a presidential search firm until sometime before the end of the year, and entertained the idea of keeping the interim for a longer period of time than normal.
Threesnawati, Toscano, 62
Threesnawati S. Toscano, lovingly known as “Threes”, passed into the arms of her Savior at age 62 at Kootenai Health on Wednesday, November 10, 2021.
Lake advisory group meets today
State-funded projects will be identified by Friday afternoon
Charlotte Ann Morgan, 68
Charlotte Ann Morgan was born in Livingston, Texas on March 22, 1953, to Pansy Icard (Horne) and Raymond Horne.
Edmund “Ed” Joseph Sedlmayer, 79
Edmund “Ed” Joseph Sedlmayer 79 of Post Falls, Idaho passed away November 12, 2021 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital after a long battle with COPD and dementia.
Our communities give and give again
The view from Main Street: One thing that COVID hasn't changed is the kindness and generosity in every corner of our community.
Loretta Ann Stronks, 95
Loretta Ann Stronks was born, July 23, 1926 in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, to Joseph and Pauline (Marcinkowski) Czubak.
Tribe brings back 'Winter Blessing'
Winter Blessing Welcomes All to Celebrate Tribal Culture November 21
Gas price hikes take a breather
Holiday travel could increase demand - and prices
Op-Ed: GOP leadership test drives full-time Legislature
Make no mistake about it, the reconvening of the 2021 legislative session is a test to see whether the Idaho Legislature can get away with meeting throughout the year, without having to amend the Idaho Constitution.
Legals for November, 17 2021
Tuesday, November 16
No verdict after daylong deliberations by Rittenhouse jury
Rittenhouse, 18, faces life in prison
Eastern Idaho sheriff on leave while under investigation
Rowland on leave while the investigation is pending
North Idaho Now Episode 83: Headlines from 11/13 thru 11/16
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson, Josh McDonald, and Chelsea Newby go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 13-16.
Boosters for all adults in US closer with panel meeting set
Nearly 31 million Americans have received a dose beyond their original vaccination
At least 1 dead from mudslides in Canada after heavy rains
Abbotsford Mayor Henry Braun said impassable highways were creating havoc
‘Holidays and Heroes’ Donations Being Accepted
‘Tis the season! The annual Holidays and Heroes event will be held the first week of December 2021
Little joins third lawsuit challenging Biden vaccine mandates
Gov. Little joins third lawsuit
Idaho lawmakers advance vaccine worker comp legislation
Also advancing in the House was an anti-mask mandate bill
Washington state panel fails to draw new political maps
Under state law the Washington Supreme Court will take over the job of drawing new political district maps
Pfizer asks US officials to OK promising COVID-19 pill
Pfizer asks US officials to OK promising COVID-19 pill
Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
The German Foreign Ministry also said it was “very concerned” by the test
'We don’t deserve this': Inflation hits Turkish people hard
Many people in Turkey are facing increased hardship
Times Square is back open on New Year's Eve — with vax proof
People who can't be vaccinated because of a disability will have to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test
Defying inflation, Americans ramped up spending last month
Most economists to anticipate holiday shopping jumping by a record amount this year
Poland uses water cannon against migrants at Belarus border
Some 2,000 migrants were at the frontier in makeshift camps in the freezing weather
Nearly 50K still have no power after Washington state storm
At the height of the storm, about 158,000 electrical customers on Monday had no power
Tearing the web: Invasive trout disrupt Glacier park's lakes
Bull trout in lakes play the same ecological role as grizzly bears on land
Idaho lawmaker censured for publicizing rape accuser's name
Von Ehlinger was also criminally charged
CDA School Board appoints new trustee
Heather Tenbrink garners majority support for Zone 3 seat
Trustees delay presidential search
The interim might be warming the president’s seat longer than expected. After shooting down two motions for a selection of a presidential search firm, the North Idaho College Board of Trustees tabled the item for a special section to be conducted before the end of the year at the board meeting Monday evening. “I'm not prepared to select a company at all tonight, but I think we have a bigger issue,” Board Chair Todd Banducci said. “Honestly, I think this is the timing of it.”
Sheriff's office aims high
Helicopter on wish list — and it's not that far-fetched
Law enforcement agency proposed helicopter response unit
North Idaho lawmakers oppose censure
White Bird Rep. Priscilla Giddings loses committee seat
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Bonners Ferry beats North Idaho Christian
North Idaho Christian moves to 1-1 against Intermountain League programs this season
Windstorm takes out power
Outage affects thousands in North Idaho
Power outage affects thousands
William McLean Stewart, 89
William McLean Stewart III passed away Sunday, October 24, 2021, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
David Edward Balbi, 53
David Edward Balbi, 53, of Spokane Valley, WA passed away November 9, 2021.
Northwest Notes Nov. 16, 2021
Eastern Washington's Eric Barriere was named the Big Sky Football Offensive Player of the Week for the sixth time this season.
The Federal Reserve 4-1-1
Here's a primer on an institution that impacts you directly.
Legals for November, 16 2021
Monday, November 15
Tenbrink appointed to CDA Zone 3
School Board votes in new member
House censures lawmaker after ethics report
A North Idaho lawmaker will be removed from a legislative committee over her actions when a sexual assault allegation came forward against a former Republican lawmaker.
Finalists for CDA School Board announced
New trustee for Zone 3 could be selected tonight
VIDEO: Some Coeur d'Alene schools facing safety, learning concerns due to overcrowding
According to the Coeur d’Alene School District, Woodland Middle School’s current enrollment is 21% over its max capacity.
Kootenai Emergency Management warns of high winds
The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning from Monday afternoon through Monday night. Southwest winds of 45 – 50 mph with gusts up to 60 mph are anticipated.
Police seek sex offender
The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating a registered sex offender.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Even with Russ back, offense still looked dreadful
The question now is whether Pete Carroll can put the pieces back together pronto — and believe it or not, it’s the offense that’s scattered all over the floor.
From addict to amazing
Peer support specialist shares his road to recovery
Steve McComb, a peer support specialist with Mental Health Court recounts his recovery from addiction and how it led him to a completely unexpected position in life.
Once a Marine, always a Marine
Pappy Boyington Detachment 966 celebrates 246 years of Marine Corps service
In honor of 246 years of Marine Corps excellence, the Pappy Boyington Detachment 966 presented the Marine Corps Ball Friday night.
Colonial Dames and DAR unite for Tomb Centennial
In spite of the cold, about 300 people gathered at McIntire Park behind Hayden City Hall on Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. for the city of Hayden’s Veterans Day Ceremony.
NIC WRESTLING: Strickenberger wins at 125 at Pacific tourney
North Idaho College freshman Jett Strickenberger won the 125-pound weight class Sunday at the Mike Clock Open at Pacific University.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
November harbors wind, rain and snow
Looking back on major weather events and a glimpse at what's coming down the meteorological highway.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Gonzaga grinds out road win over Montana
Melody Kempton, a senior from Post Falls High, scored five points for the Zags.
Sunday, November 14
THE FRONT ROW WITH MARK NELKE: Bulldogs re-creating the resurgence, all those years later
More than two decades later, Sandpoint is blessed to have two of its favorite sons back in town, trying to lead the Bulldogs to their first state football title since then — Ryan Knowles in his fourth year as head coach, Jeremy Thielbahr in his third season as offensive coordinator.
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Young T-Wolves roll in opener
Lake City opens season with romp of Moscow
Gonzaga honors former AD Roth
Roth recently retired after a 34-year run at Gonzaga, 24 years as GU’s AD. Under his leadership, Gonzaga Athletics transformed through numerous facility projects, Bulldog student-athletes won 66 West Coast Conference Championships, making 74 postseason NCAA appearances, all while leading the nation in graduation rates.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Vandals fall on late touchdown by No. 3 Bobcats
“Just super proud of our guys,” Idaho coach Paul Petrino said on the Vandals’ post-game radio show. “I thought from top to bottom, all our guys fought their tails off. They competed as hard as they could. They fought, they battled, it was just a couple key calls, or plays here and there in the critical zone that just killed us. “The one time we would have been first and goal on the 8, and we get a holding call … There were a couple things that really hurt us that we couldn’t overcome.
Blossom Mountain outgrows its only access
Treacherous road unites community in quest for change
Blossom Mountain used to have about four homes on top of it but that has grown to about 75.
Design your sign
Business bits for Nov. 14
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Nike Northwest Cross Country Championships: Wood fifth in Girls Championship race
Sammie Wood, a senior from Post Falls High, finished fifth out of 149 runners in the Girls 5K Championship race at the Nike Northwest Championships at Eagle Island State Park on Saturday.
THANKS: From happy shopper
A grateful “Thank You” to a fellow Costco shopper (or employee) who found my Walmart gift card, and placed it on my windshield, Sunday, Nov. 7.
COMMON GOOD: Common to whom?
For those referencing the common good, I hereby specifically disclaim my representation in it.
Special session? More like special circus
Lawmakers can't wait until January to flex their muscles.
VETERANS DAY: Press shines
I wanted to let you know what a wonderful edition your Coeur d’Alene Press printed to honor Veterans Day.
SENATORS: Proud of you
Thank you to our Idaho Senators Risch and Crapo for voting Yes on the bipartisan Infrastructure Bill.
ELECTIONS: ID poll workers
It is good that Mr. Eubanks has reported his electioneering observation, and that this incident is being made public.
INDIVIDUALS: Not welcome in GOP
A few days ago I received an email from Tom Luna, chairman of the Idaho Republican Party.
GIFTS: The very best kind
As we approach this holiday season and everyone is hustling about trying to find that perfect gift, I ask myself, is there such as thing?
SPECIAL ADVERTISING CONTENT: Dover Bay is primed for your holiday and ski vacations
Neighborhood of the Week: Nov. 14
READING: Cheers to Syd, Cd’A library
I found Syd Albright’s article “Coming to America” very interesting and informative.
School and Senior Meals
School and Senior Meals: Nov. 15-19
Our Gem: Keep your butts out of the water
November is typically the rainiest month of the year in Coeur d’Alene.
Joan V Clary, 92
Joan V Clary, EdD packed her bags for her heavenly destination on 11-4-2021.
County tuned in to turnover
Another wage study under way
County undergoes fourth wage study in eight years
Op-Ed: The forgotten pandemic
Today is World Diabetes Day, but hold off on the celebration.
Robert E. Wakefield, 84
Robert E. Wakefield (also known respectfully as Col. K. R. Liston-Wakefield, USMC, Retired)
John “Jack” Joseph Baldwin, 75
John “Jack” Joseph Baldwin, 75, of Priest River, Idaho passed away on the 7th of November 2021
Alfred B. Saroni, Jr., 95
Survived by his wife Anne Saroni and children Allison Saroni Tennant, Alfred B. Saroni,
MACKAY: It's National Entrepreneurship Month!
In a famous circus act, a juggler starts one plate spinning on a stick, then puts the stick on a slot on a table, starts another plate spinning on another stick, and then he gets a third one started.
NCAA WOMEN'S SOCCER: WSU blanks Montana in opener
WSU, which reached the Women's College Cup (final four) two years ago, advances to take on No. 3 seed Tennessee in the second round Friday in Ann Arbor, Mich. The No. 2 seed in the region, Michigan, will host both the second and third round tournament games at their home site.
Teens charged as adults in alleged attack
Four local teens are facing felony charges for allegedly attacking a man with baseball bat and knife at an adult’s behest.
Saturday, November 13
Sandpoint wins in OT, advances to state 4A football title game
Sandpoint will be playing in its fifth state title game, trying to win for the first time since the Bulldogs' lone state title, in 1997.
THE FRONT ROW WITH JASON ELLIOTT: T-Wolves make up for lost time in the pool
Behind youth and strong finish, Lake City girls swim team claims program's first state title
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Tying 3-pointer falls short for Kellogg in opener
Kellogg, North Idaho Christian open season on Friday; other area schools get going soon
All-league football
Top honors for 5A Inland Empire League, 3A Intermountain League announced
Reigning cats and dogs
Construction of new KHS shelter slated to begin Tuesday
animal shelter will be built
Shadow over elections
Brannon: Private parties sowing seeds of doubt is harmful
County clerk addresses absentee ballot and poll worker investigations
It takes a theme park
Silverwood, Norton family donate $100K to Children's Village
Silverwood doesn't rob anyone, still donates $100K
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Murekatete doubles up for Cougars
Genesis Prep product notches fourth career double-double in nonconference win
Accreditation dissection
Longtime NIC instructor examines history, possible future for NIC
Tony Stewart has kept decades worth of records proving NIC does not silence others' opinions - no matter who extreme.
Idaho gears up for Montana State's stingy defense
"You watch this team (on video) and you can't figure out how they're 3-6," Montana State defensive coordinator Freddie Banks said of Idaho. "This is a good football team."
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 82: Headlines from 11/10 thru 11/12
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Josh McDonald and Madison Hardy go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, the Bonners Ferry Herald, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 10-12.
Northwest Notes Nov. 13, 2021
NIC's Heringer signs to play soccer at Gonzaga
Thomas Dean Engle, 68,
Thomas Dean Engle, 68, passed peacefully at his Post Falls home on November 7, 2021.
C1 My Turn: KCRCC can and must do better
Error in questionnaire reporting hurt candidate and organization's credibility.
Optum Idaho kicks off 'Give Cold Feet the Boot' 2021 campaign
Giving Every Child at Harrison Elementary School and John Mullan Elementary School a Brand-New Pair of Winter Boots and Socks
Patricia “Pat” Ann Shackelford, 69
Patricia “Pat” Ann Shackelford, 69, of Hayden, Idaho passed away November 7, 2021.
NIC board to consider presidential search Monday
NIC trustees to meet
Edna Sincich Baum, 96
Edna passed away on October 29, 2021, due to complications from pneumonia.
COVID-19 patient count falls
Positivity rates for PHD, Kootenai County decline for fifth-straight week
KH covid patient count down
Idaho deaths 20% higher than average - and 2021 is far from over
COVID-19 has overtaken other causes of death, even among people in their 20s
Since the pandemic began, an estimated 2,851 to 4,516 more Idahoans have died who likely wouldn’t have in pre-pandemic times.
Linda (“Lin”) Louise Fulwiler, 72
Linda (“Lin”) Louise Fulwiler, age 72, of Post Falls, Idaho passed away Sunday November 7, 2021.
Fundraiser today for family that lost home in explosion
Event can serve as uplifting uniter in community, organizer says
The auction will be going on the same time
The Museum of North Idaho: Rutledge Mill among region's most productive
Originally published as part of the Kootenai Chronicles, December 1996, the Coeur d’Alene Press.
Legals for November, 13 2021
Friday, November 12
Rain, floods prompt Coast Guard rescues in Pacific Northwest
Authorities issued flood watches along Oregon's coast and warned of the possibility of dangerous mudslides
Out of time: Climate talks go past deadline over coal, cash
Three sticking points were making people unhappy on Friday: cash, coal and timing
Bannon indicted on contempt charges for defying 1/6 subpoena
The indictment comes as a second witness, former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, defied a similar subpoena
Newly filed lawsuit targets Idaho's latest redistricting map
Under state law, the Idaho Supreme Court has jurisdiction over redistricting challenges
$62 million award in suit over toxic chemicals at school
$62 million award in suit over toxic chemicals at school
Americans give bosses same message in record numbers: I quit
4.4 million people quit their jobs in September, or about 3% of the nation's workforce
Pope offers hope to poor in visit to namesake's Assisi home
A refugee gave Francis a pilgrim’s walking stick and cloak
South Dakota lawmakers to press for Noem daughter's records
Noem has said the settlement had nothing to do with her daughter
Myanmar court sentences US journalist to 11 years in jail
Fenster wept after hearing the sentence
Fight over US wolf protections heads to federal courtroom
Conservatives on a state wildlife board had set Wisconsin's kill limit at 300 wolves
ZAGS TRACKER: Zags' kids to get an early challenge from transfer-laden Texas
There is no doubt these Zags will be national challengers, but how will all the new parts fit together?
GRIDIRON GUESSES: A quick ending for local teams
For the year, Mark ended up 41-16, Jason 36-21. And both of us took our share of good-natured ribbing from fans and coaches when we dared pick against their teams — and were wrong.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: High hopes at WSU; misery at U-Dub
A women's soccer player is now in custody, accused of going full Tonya Harding — arranging for someone to disable her rival for a spot in the PSG midfield.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Kempton's double-double leads Zags in opener
Melody Kempton, a senior from Post Falls High, notched the second double-double of her career with 12 points and 10 rebounds as Gonzaga rolled past Montana State 72-47 in the season opener for the Zags.
Police: Idaho woman stole items from victim in mall shooting
The complaint said that Scarbrough took rings, a gun belt, clothing and other property from Acker’s body
Standing strong, together
Veterans Day unites those who served, and those who thank them
Veterans Day brings out small crowd
The run of the Nov. 15 show
Idaho House Speaker Scott Bedke gives peek into upcoming session
Idaho House Speaker Scott Bedke gives peek into upcoming session
Reluctantly, family closing RV storage biz
Says they're caught between city and county regulations
Family residing on ten acres within the county is being forced to close the small business they've run on the property for the past fifteen years.
Mountain View students honor vets
Raising of the colors led by student and aspiring Marine, Thomas Winters
Mountain View High School honored veterans on staff and student Thomas Winters, an aspiring Marine.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
NORTHWEST NOTES: Nov. 12, 2021
Updates on Spokane Chiefs schedule for this weekend
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL: Cougars notch first sweep at California in program history
Katy Ryan, a freshman from Lakeland High, had six kills for the Cougars in the program's first win at California since 2013
Weekend TV/Radio highlights
Television and radio highlights for upcoming weekend
BIAS: Press in cahoots with schools
Several years ago I was amazed to find the Coeur d’Alene schools electioneering.
Op-Ed: North Idaho College: Cultural battleground, Part 1
Colleges and Universities were captured by a shared unitary viewpoint generations ago.
Op-Ed: A cradle-to-grave Supreme Court does not serve the public interest
There are a number of problems with the present-day structure of the U.S. Supreme Court, but the number of seats is not one of them.
Shouldn't lies contain at least a little truth?
Priscilla Giddings' answer: Nope.
JONES: There’s your misfire
Jim Jones’ opinion started off with mainstream media as his truthful source of information.
PROFANITY: What the #*&!?
We are so disappointed in the (way too) many public displays of ugly profanity around our community.
HOMEOWNERS: Know your exemption
Residential property owners who purchased their primary residence this year need to make sure they take advantage of House Bill 562, allowing them to claim their homeowner’s exemption at any time during the year.
BIDEN: Signs of failure abound
Give ILLEGALS who came here ILLEGALLY up to $1 million PER FAMILY separated.
County government group sides with electeds
Proposal to hire assessor, clerk, coroner or treasurer fails
HUCKLEBERRIES: A nickel for your thoughts - and bikes
A guy walks into the Lake City Bicycle Collective shop and claims he has the strangest donation ever.
CONSUMER GAL: Navigating free trials on the internet
When something we want is dangled in front of us with a free sign it can be quite enticing.
Blue lights illuminate the night
Halo's One Hope holding annual event for diabetes awareness
After canceling last year because of COVID, Halo's One Hope event organizers are proud to be hosting "Light Up the Town Blue" Friday night in front of the Coeur d'Alene Resort.
Hayden honors service and sacrifice
Hayden recognize 2021 Distinguished Veteran and the nation's military
HREI highlights exhibit, book, tonight
HREI has exhibit
Bah Humbug in Cd’A
Local theater group performs ‘A Christmas Carol’
Christian Youth Theater (CYT) North Idaho, a non-profit theater arts youth program, is opening the doors tonight for their performance of “A Christmas Carol” at the Salvation Army Kroc Center theater in Coeur d’Alene.
Tiny voices honor heroes of the red, white and blue
Spirit Lake Elementary third graders present on Veterans Day
Spirit Lake Elementary students offer songs, essays and artwork in honor of veterans.
Six vets receive 'Quilts of Valor'
Men appreciate honor on Veterans Day
Quilts of Valor presented
Rep. Amador seeks prospective nominees for the Idaho House of Representatives Page program
Idaho State Rep. Paul Amador (R-Coeur d’Alene) is seeking high school seniors interested in serving as a Page in the Idaho House of Representatives during the 2022 legislative session.
Season's snowy greetings
Snow falls Thursday morning
Step into the past
Silent movie showing at Hayden Cinema
Grab some popcorn and party like it's 1920. “The Mark of Zorro,” a silent adventure romance film, will be playing at the Hayden Cinema on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Overcomer
Art show opens today, reception tonight
“Art Overcomes,” a new art exhibit that celebrates the healing power of art and the strength of the people in the community, opens today with a reception from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center in Post Falls.
Legals for November, 12 2021
Thursday, November 11
SpaceX delivers new crew of 4 to station, 'glorious sight'
The one German and three U.S. astronauts said it was an emotional moment
Court temporarily delays release of Trump's Jan. 6 records
The stay gives the court time to consider arguments in a momentous clash
Poland's far right demands strong borders in Belarus crisis
About 15,000 Polish troops have joined riot police and guards at the border
Defense rests its case at murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse
Rittenhouse could get life in prison if convicted of the most serious charge against him
Boise shooter reported to police 3 times before mall attack
The first time someone contacted Ada County dispatchers about Bergquist was on March 7
Officials destroy $3 million worth of pot on WA farms
The farms had previously been able to successfully argue in court that they were a medical marijuana grow operation
Frustration, defiance in village to be abandoned to the sea
Officials said that by 2054, it would no longer be safe or sustainable to live in Fairbourne
Big Bird backlash: Vax lands even Muppet in political flap
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a Republican, grilled Big Bird for what he called “government propaganda
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Hartz's triumphant return, with a little help from his friends
"Timberlake turned out to be one of the best runs of my career," said Eagle football coach John Hartz, who was boys basketball coach at Timberlake for three seasons in the early 2000s. "I just loved it. I lived at Twin Lakes Village, played golf a ton, coached basketball and a little football, and met some great people."
Signing day roundup: Area foursome to continue at Division I level
Stoddard signs with Gonzaga volleyball, Burke to play basketball at UC Santa Barbara, Reese to play volleyball at Montana State and Schneider to play baseball at Belmont University
NIC VOLLEYBALL: Cardinals sweep in season finale
NIC finishes season 12-13
NORTHWEST NOTES: Nov. 11, 2021
Notes on Gonzaga men's basketball, Spokane Chiefs and Eastern Washington athletics
'Top Chief'
Earl Carroll rose through the ranks in his 22 years with U.S. Coast Guard
CDA man looks back on time with Coast Guard during World War II
Election complaint still not over
Citizen says county should crack down on electioneering poll worker
Kootenai County Elections Office addressing political flyers at the polls
Sacrifice, service and sub sandwiches
Restaurant owner all-in on helping those who risk their lives
Firehouse Subs owner reflects on military career
What veterans value most
Another Veterans Day has arrived and like any other previous year, there will be ceremonies, celebrations, and re-runs of classic war movies (or documentaries for the more serious armchair generals).
AT COLLEGE: Nov. 11, 2021
Updates on area athletes at the next level
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
THE VETERANS' PRESS: Hey veterans… did you know?
COVID forces National Personnel Records Center to operate at reduced capacity
Due to the resurgence of COVID-19 infection in the local communities, the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) is operating at a reduced capacity.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: Native veteran, Native pride
Simple and powerful…timeless and inclusive.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: Famous Veteran: Kris Kristofferson
Country music legend and Army veteran Kris Kristofferson has a list of accomplishments so long, it might be faster to list off things he hasn't done.
Monitoring for chronic wasting disease continues in Panhandle
Chronic wasting disease
Poppy sales pave way for veteran support
Drive continues today at Post Falls Walmart
Held twice yearly, the Buddy Poppy drive raises funds to support local veterans in need.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: History of Veterans Day
Veterans Day, in the United States, national holiday (Nov. 11) honoring veterans of the armed forces and those killed in the country’s wars.
Be mindful of meandering moose
Cow and calf reported near Atlas Road and Kathleen Avenue
Moose get attention
Christmas tree permits for BLM lands available online beginning Nov. 15
BLM tree permits available
THE VETERANS' PRESS: Hey veterans and family members… please read this
Benefits lost because death certificate does not tie to service connected conditions
Please remember, with the increased number of veterans being treated for COVID-related conditions, if a veteran dies from COVID, please ask the hospital, medical center, or hospice care professionals assisting in the creation of the death certificate to list one or more of the veteran's service-connected conditions as contributing causes of death along with COVID, such as coronary artery disease, lung cancer, diabetes mellitus type II or Parkinson's disease.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: North Idaho Resource Directory
Every county and state has a Veteran Affairs office to answer questions about benefits and provide assistance.
Bowling scores: Nov. 11, 2021
Scores from area leagues
A loving letter from Lilly
Letter from a veteran's granddaughter.
My Turn: Space Force joins military honor roll
War stories welcome all day today
Happy Veterans Day to us all!
Veterans Day is an ideal time for reflection and coming together
Major Keith Painter and I had exchanged a couple of letters and phone calls, first in 1990 and again in 2020, but had never actually seen one another since I left our artillery unit in August 1969.
Veterans: A shifting profile
As our nation changes, so does makeup of veterans in the population.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: Veterans Help Net turns 3 years old today
Over the past three years, so many people have contributed their efforts and skills to help Veterans Help Net try to accomplish their mission of providing information and direction to the Veterans and their families through our two monthly publications — The Veterans Chronicle and The Veterans' Press.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: America’s Greatest Generation: The WW-II Veterans Among Us!
Meet Donald McSparrin, U.S. Army Air Corps
Meet Donald McSparrin
THE VETERANS' PRESS: 'The Mayor of the VA:' Bennett 'Tray' Traylor
Bennett “Tray” Traylor is a retired Air Force veteran and a Vietnam veteran who has been working at the VA for 20 years.
THE VETERANS' PRESS: 2020 VA claims for disability compensation and pension
Last year, the VA received more than one million claims for disability compensation and pension.
Legals for November, 11 2021
Wednesday, November 10
SpaceX crew launch marks 600 space travelers in 60 years
The crew launch marked SpaceX’s fourth for NASA in 1 1/2 years
China's leader Xi warns against 'Cold War' in Indo-Pacific
Xi said attempts to draw boundaries in the region along ideological or geopolitical lines would fail
Judge OKs $626 million settlement in Flint water litigation
Most of the money is coming from the state of Michigan
French ex-president testifies: "I owe it" to attack victims
ollande was at France’s national soccer stadium when a suicide bomber blew himself
MY TURN: Measuring ET with satellite data is an important tool for water management
The Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) was pleased NASA recently announced the availability of a new open-source satellite-based tool (OpenET) that calculates evapotranspiration, which is the amount of water that evaporates from the soil and transpires from plants.
Defendant: Ahmaud Arbery `trapped like a rat' before slaying
Greg McMichael said they gave chase to try to stop Arbery from escaping the subdivision
Tribes, groups sue to force Montana to enforce mining law
The lawsuit was filed in state district court in Lewis and Clark County
US food banks struggle to feed hungry amid surging prices
Supply chain disruptions, lower inventory and labor shortages have all contributed to increased costs
As many try living with virus, China keeps up zero tolerance
for authorities in Beijing, control over the virus has become a point of pride
Trump endorses GOP rival of Idaho incumbent governor
Trump says McGeachin has been a true supporter from the beginning
Rittenhouse murder case thrown into jeopardy by mistrial bid
Rittenhouse murder case thrown into jeopardy by mistrial bid
Idaho to honor Don Monson tonight: Son of former Vandals coach brings Long Beach State to Moscow for first regular-season game at ICCU Arena
The opponent for tonight's game (6 p.m., SWX, ESPN+) is Long Beach State, coached by Monson's son Dan.
Youth Sports Nov. 10, 2021
Wrestling, basketball, bowling and more
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: How we — and you — think the M's roster will be reshaped
Never underestimate the Mariners boss. Jerry Dipoto is open for business 24 hours per day. Every day.
Northwest Notes Nov. 10, 2021
Wanna make some money reffing men's league?
Man of valor
Army veteran Leo Benoit reluctantly accepts special quilt for service during World War II
Quilts of Valor
First COVID-19 child death confirmed in Idaho
Infant died in October
Idaho child dies of covid-19
CDA Tribe objects to redistricting plan
Coeur d'Alene Tribe speaks on redistricting process
District 1 Cross Country team
Top runners in the area announced
'Stifle division'
Nonprofits leaders on Tuesday called for unity
Overcoming division through unity
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Gabby Garasky, Lake City High
This week's Knudsten Chevrolet Athlete of the Week is Lake City sophomore Gabby Garasky
Suboptimal in subspace
As you may or may not have read in your friendly neighborhood newspaper, or elsewhere, the SpaceX crew returned home — in diapers.
Op-Ed: Citizens group wants legislators to take this pledge
Idaho is celebrated by its citizens as the land of freedom and opportunity.
Stellar cast elevates ‘The Harder They Fall’
Aside from the 3-4 titles that compete for Oscars each year, there’s been a “same old, same old” feeling blanketing the recent crop of Netflix original movies.
The stay-at-home dad: Two quintessential minutes with my 6-year-old
My 6-year-old daughter is what some might call EXTRA.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Holiday pairings
Fast approaching are the two holidays when we gather with friends and family for big yummy meals, enjoying each other’s company and most likely a glass of wine or two.
RV BUYERS: Beware
Not too long ago I bought a RV from a dealership.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Strong bones start with exercise, calcium and vitamin D
As we are aware, osteoporosis is a common part of aging, but luckily there are some steps you can take to help defend your bones against this disease.
NATIONAL DEBT: 315,000 tons of pain
I would like to put some perspective on the nature of spending trillions of dollars.
Northwest Specialty Hospital now offering revolutionary sleep apnea procedure
A revolutionary treatment for sleep apnea called Inspire is now available at Northwest Specialty Hospital.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Stress-induced anxiety and depression
With all that is going on in the world today, it’s no wonder that anxiety and depression are at an all-time high.
DEMOCRATS: Bad for society
Time after time, after reading the Coeur d’Alene Press, one would think only the Republicans are the bad guys!
BEST FRIEND: Chloe’s story
Last week my dog Chloe was hit by a car.
VOLCANOS: Cumbre Vieja violence
Geologist David Johnston was killed by the eruption of Mount St. Helens on May 18, 1980.
Sheriff's blotter
Sheriff's blotter
A heartfelt salute to two amazing veterans
Creators of The Veterans' Press, you're making a difference for thousands of area veterans.
Dems collect for food bank
Food bank donations
Dentist gets prison for child molestation
A man will spend time in prison after pleading guilty to molesting a child.
Police investigate report of animal abuse
Cat seen in video is reportedly OK
Local police investigated a possible case of animal abuse caught on video.
Irene (Bomar) Waddell, 84
Irene was born on February 29, 1937 - a leap year baby.
EVIL: Expose it, people
When a politician or a media personality has their sensitivities riled, they seek the moral high ground by maligning their antagonist.
A tale of two cities, one mayor
A look at Jim Hammond, Leanne Cambell, Native American veterans, and as always, this week's birthdays.
Veterans honored on Thursday
Several ceremonies, other events slated
Veterans Day ceremonies set
Legislative town hall Saturday
Coeur d'Alene Representatives Paul Amador and Jim Addis to discuss vaccination mandates
Reservations open for Idaho parks
Campsites filling fast
Idaho campsites going quickly
Kootenai Tribe announces economic development project
Construction is expected to begin spring 2022
KIDS: Lazy and spoiled
I am responding to a letter from Jan Marie.
Frances Hauser, 92
Frances Hauser, age 92, passed away at the Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho on October 29, 2021 of natural causes.
Yvonne D. Wilbur, 90,
Yvonne D. Wilbur, 90, lifelong resident of Idaho passed away peacefully on Nov. 2, 2021 at her son’s home in Blanchard, Idaho.
Legals for November, 10 2021
Tuesday, November 9
Business group opposes Idaho lawmakers setting vaccine rules
Most mainstream Republicans are wary of government getting between employers and employees
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 81: Headlines from 11/6 thru 11/9
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson, Josh McDonald, and Chelsea Newby go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 6-9.
Washington Supreme Court to decide police privacy case
Six Seattle officers were in Washington D.C. to attend President Donald Trump’s “Stop the Steal” rally
Idaho officials confirm first COVID-19 child death
Child died in October
UN says over 3 million in Myanmar need "life-saving" aid
Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes
Pfizer asks FDA to OK COVID-19 booster shots for all adults
Pfizer is submitting early results of a booster study in 10,000 people
Tensions rise in migrant standoff at Poland-Belarus border
3,000-4,000 migrants were along the border
Owl habitat cuts by Trump appointees used 'faulty' science
Federal habitat protections imposed in 2012 were meant to avert the bird's extinction
'A mass loss of control': Answers sought in Houston concert
Over 300 people were treated at a field hospital on site and at least 13 others were hospitalized
Redistricting reshapes North Idaho voting
Heather Scott now a prominent Kootenai County player
New district will represent eastern Kootenai County residents
Little: Unvaccinated can't be denied health care
Says it's a fine line to turn people away from hospitals based on lifestyle choices
Little talks COVID-19
Peaceful, easy flying
The eagles have landed; count expected to grow this month
Eagles have landed in North Idaho
THE HEAVY LEAF LIFT BEGINS
CDA's massive annual pickup program is underway
Leaf it to Coeur d'Alene
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Northwest Notes Nov. 9, 2021
Vandals, Zags in the news
City seeking Historic Preservation Commission members
City wants history buffs
Chip Shots Nov. 9, 2021
Aces highlight this week's local report.
Everyday Latin you didn’t know you knew
Latin, a dead language? Hardly. Here are some Latin words and phrases you didn't know you knew.
Man who shot wife bound for prison
A 75-year-old man who previously avoided prison for shooting his wife will remain behind bars.
Legals for November, 9 2021
Monday, November 8
Missing Medimont woman found deceased
Personnel with the Idaho State Police and Kootenai County Sheriff's Office located Ann Gragg on Nov. 5 at approximately 12:17 p.m. just off State Highway 3 near milepost 103 on the ground near the 1997 Subaru Impreza she had been operating.
Idaho Legislature reconvening could spark lawsuits
The House chose to recess last May rather than officially adjourn like the Senate
Concert victims included 9th-grader, 'life of the party'
The dead ranged from 14 to 27 years old, according to Houston officials
Migrants aided by Belarus try to storm border into Poland
The EU said it hoped that Poland would finally accept help from Frontex
US reopens to international travel, allows happy reunions
US reopens to international travel, allows happy reunions
Biden team defends worker vaccine rule, wants cases combined
Judges on the New Orleans-based 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals paused the rule from taking effect, saying it raises “grave statutory and constitutional issues
Mexico's army stands between gangs, enforcing turf divisions
“I can monitor you on Facebook, and I’ll find you.”
PHD: COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children 5-11 open in North Idaho
The vaccine’s safety was studied in approximately 3,100 children age 5 through 11 who received the vaccine and no serious side effects have been detected in the ongoing study.
A big thank you — in color
A collaboration between North Idaho College and Kootenai Health led to this artwork project to thank health care workers.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Zags have it all — except 3-point shooters
Unfortunately, the rest of the Zags look like the cast of “The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight.”
'This is our superpower'
Women of Distinction winners credit success to community support
Seven incredible women were honored Friday at the Soroptimist Women of Distinction award ceremony.
Foodies unite for a good cause
Event Nov. 18 will put top chefs in zesty competition
CDAIDE announces new fundraiser
Hail, sleet, snow - oh my!
Randy Mann explains frozen precip's various flavors
Plan on seeing some of those flavors soon.
NIC wrestling: Cardinals win two duals, lose two
Two of the four schools NIC faced were NCAA Division I programs.
She's a crusader for kids
Alternative high school program aims at long-term career success
Mountain View Alternative High School counselor Kelli Aiken is working to implement the School to Work program. A collaboration between students, local businesses and higher-education programs, it will set students up for long term career success.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
State high school football playoff scores, schedules
Updated with semifinal dates, sites
EWU men's basketball preview: Eagles start over after NCAA tourney run
The Eastern Washington University men's basketball team will face its first test of the season on Tuesday when the Eagles play at Nevada.
Sunday, November 7
WIDMYER: One magnificent mayor
Now election season is over and we head into the holidays, it is time to reflect on the good in our lives and to show appreciation to those that have made our community strong.
All eyes on Nov. 15
Legislators preview vaccine, ethics issues
House representatives share insight on upcoming session
School and Senior Meals
School and Senior Meals: Nov. 8-12
NIC WOMEN'S SOCCER: Cardinals fall in quarterfinals of NWAC tournament
NIC women finish season 12-6-0.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Ah, we miss the good ’ol days of exhibition games
Until this year, Gonzaga had not played an exhibition game since 2018, and had only played seven total since that two-fer in 2005.
MY TURN: Don't lose this NIC treasure
NIC's accreditation is in danger. A 35-year employee wants to fix that.
The joy of six: Johnson rushes for school-record six TDs as Vandals win on senior day
Johnson rushed for a school-record six touchdowns as the Vandals celebrated senior day with a 42-24 Big Sky Conference football victory over Southern Utah in the Vandals’ home finale before 6,082 at the Kibbie Dome.
THANKS: Voter appreciation
I want to thank everyone who voted for me for the office of Timberlake Fire District Commissioner, Zone 5.
GROWTH: Watch, listen, learn
In response to ALL of the pro-growth candidates being beaten in the recent election, Post Falls mayor Ron Jacobson, the sole survivor of this housecleaning, in reference to “training sessions” for the new council members advised them “people need to watch, listen and learn.”
UNDERSTANDING: Vaccines for common good
Our children are mandatorily vaccinated against diseases for the common good.
Rising from the ashes
Family recovers from house fire thanks to community support
A Post Falls family lost home in blazing fire the day after Christmas last year. Thanks to the support of community they are landing on their feet again.
VACCINES: Help world’s children
With the historic breakthrough in the malaria, the world’s children can be protected from this deadly disease that kills more than 400,000 annually.
STATE 5A, 4A SWIMMING: Lake City champs: Timberwolf girls capture first state title; Robillard repeats for Lake City boys
“I had a good idea that we could contend with some good athletes coming up,” Lake City coach Michelle Sobek said. “This year, with the chances and only two automatic bids from our district, I wasn’t certain our kids could do it. To win a state title, we had to get some wild cards and our athletes had to step up and fight their way in. Once I knew how many wild cards we had, I knew they had a shot and things looked pretty good.”
This is what Idahoans should look like
Let's return to days when common sense defined us as Idahoans.
Sure to go down in history
Robert Singletary retiring after 27 years with Museum of North Idaho
Singletary retires
PUBLICATION: A pox on it
I am in agreement with Sarah McLain and the mailing that hit many of our mailboxes.
CHALLENGE: Connect heroically
I read a quote written by Joanna Gaines that resonated deeply in my soul.
HILLSDALE: Clarity on the college
Larry Beiber wrote in The Press that a publication from Hillsdale College called “IMPRIMIS” framed the Jan. 6 insurrection a hoax.
Central Cd’A price-cut-a-palooza
Neighborhood of the Week: Nov. 7
Cutting customization
Business Bits for Nov. 11.
Hayden Christmas parade Dec. 4
Hayden parade Dec. 4
MACKAY: The importance of integrity
A butcher, who had a particularly good day, proudly put his last chicken on a scale and weighed it for a customer.
Community Thanks
Community Thanks: Nov. 7
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Saturday, November 6
'Stuff happens': A few plays here and there don't go the Vikings' way, and visiting Mustangs advance
"Yeah, we came up a little short," said Coeur d'Alene do-it-all senior Gunner Giulio, who rushed for 196 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries, caught five passes and had an interception late in the fourth quarter that set up what was shaping up as the game-winning drive. "But we busted our butts all season long; even during the summer. We came in early, we worked hard, we got together as a team, we love each other. This is a family; a Viking family, this is a culture here. I love everything that has come out of Viking football; I love CHS and I love Coeur d'Alene."
THE FRONT ROW WITH JASON ELLIOTT: Rounds: One who won't be forgotten
“It’s a big loss for the community,” former Wallace High teacher and current Post Falls teacher and assistant wrestling coach Dave Herndon said. “He was so involved in the schools and everyone knew who he was. He was so important to the school and we lost a big part of the valley. He’s definitely someone you’ll never replace.”
STATE 3A FOOTBALL QUARTERFINALS: Timberlake battles, but falls short to Gooding
Gooding holds off Timberlake to advance to state 3A football semifinals
COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL: Gonzaga rolls in exhibition finale
Gonzaga opens regular season against Dixie State on Tuesday in Spokane
Eyes on the polls
Electioneering complaint surfaces following Election Day
Electioneering complaint surfaces following Election Day
NIC ATHLETICS: Clasen named interim wrestling coach
Clasen takes over for Sebaaly, who will serve as interim president for the remainder of the 2021-22 academic year.
Nine seek CDA hot seat
School board likely to interview finalists Nov. 15
The Coeur d’Alene School Board of Trustees is looking to select four finalists to interview on Nov. 15 from the nine eligible applicants for trustee of Zone 3. The position was declared vacant on Oct. 4 after the resignation of former Trustee Pickford, and the board must appoint a person to serve the remainder of the terms through December 2023 according to Idaho Code.
Vandals try to win one for the seniors
"The majority will leave with two degrees and probably 50 percent will leave here with a master’s," Idaho football coach Paul Petrino said.
New life in an ancient orchard
Family bringing back apple obsession
A string of bad luck brought Coeur d’Alene’s 120 plus year old commercial apple orchard to a rough ending, but one family's passion is bringing it back.
Police: Woman sent teens to attack man
A woman allegedly enlisted a group of teenagers to attack a man at a local gas station using a knife and a baseball bat.
NIC VOLLEYBALL: Rayborn powers Cards to sweep
Lake City High product had 13 kills and 16 digs in North Idaho College sweep of East-leading Columbia Basin.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
No arrests after SWAT response
No one was charged after a domestic dispute that led to the Kootenai County SWAT team descending on a home.
Charles William Bang Jr., 74,
Charles William Bang Jr., 74, passed away on November 1, 2021 at Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Scouts distributing bags for food collection
Food drive bags distributed Saturday
Velma “Jean” Ross – 96
Velma “Jean” Ross passed away on October 27, 2021 due to complications of old age.
Little to field COVID-19 calls Monday
Gov. to take covid questions
It's cemetery clean-up time
Evergreen regulations in PF can apply to other cemeteries, too
Evergreen Cemetery fall clean-up
Walter Garrett Stronks II, 97
Walter Garrett Stronks II, 97, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho passed away, November 3, 2021 at The Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene
Chamber narrowing president/CEO search
More than 60 apply for post
Chamber president search
A different take on hospital's virus handling
teaser
K-6 students, show off your art
Winning work will be used as state's official holiday card
The State Department of Education is now accepting Holiday Card Contest submissions from Idaho public school students in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Leonore Margarete Andrews, 89
Leonore Margarete Andrews, 89, Coeur d'Alene died October 28th at the Schneidmiller hospice house.
Beverly Taylor, 86
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our mother, Beverly Ann Taylor.
Sheriff's blotter
Sheriff's blotter
$7.8M railroad overpass project completed
Ramsey Overpass co,
Fire levy got support — just not enough
Though a majority of voters supported Northern Lake Fire District’s $2 million permanent override levy, it failed.
Free car wash for veterans
Free car washes for vets
Man gets prison time for sexual abuse
A man who pleaded guilty to molesting two children will spend time in prison.
Asbjorn Sigurd Rostad, 90
Asbjorn Sigurd Rostad, born February 6, 1931 to Sara (Lien) and Oskar Rostad at their farm home in Orland,
They wear it well
'Bras on Dudes' raises $35,000 for Windermere Foundation
Bras on Dudes raise $35K
Legals for November, 6 2021
Friday, November 5
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 80: Headlines from 11/3 thru 11/5 and interview with Auburn Crest Hospice Oral Historian Sara Jane Ruggles
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Madison Hardy go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, the Bonners Ferry Herald, and the Shoshone News-Press from Nov. 3-5.
US mandates vaccines or tests for big companies by Jan. 4
Workers will be able to ask for exemptions on medical or religious grounds
Missing woman found dead by hiker
Adult daughter found alive
Inside and outside climate talks, youths urge faster action
Friday was the day the U.N. conference said it was dedicating to youth
House Dems delay huge social bill, plan infrastructure vote
Democratic leaders had hoped to see the House approve both measures Friday
"No photo!": A visual essay of Haiti
Photographer Rodrigo Abd, working with reporter Alberto Arce, spent four weeks in Haiti
Colin Powell remembered as a model for future generations
The funeral on a sunny and chilly day drew dignitaries and friends from across the political and military spectrum
EU, UK divide widens on new NIreland, French fishing deal
Talks will now continue in London next week
Pfizer says COVID-19 pill cut hospital, death risk by 90%
Pfizer said it will ask the FDA and international regulators to authorize its pill as soon as possible
WA Senate considers plan that includes COVID-19 testing
The Democratic-majority committee met Friday to discuss the COVID-19 protocols
Lawsuits over workplace vaccine rule focus on states' rights
At least 26 states filed lawsuits challenging the rule
Crapo and Risch want White House meeting on judicial vacancy
Idaho is one of just three states with only two U.S. district judges
Gridiron Guesses: Coeur d'Alene, Timberlake ready for their playoff openers
As is often the case, Coeur d'Alene and Timberlake are coming off first-round byes when they make their playoff debuts tonight.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: College Football Playoff rankings: We've got a word for that
This whole thing is a con game, set up solely to pump money toward the SEC and ESPN.
Northwest Notes Nov. 5, 2021
Hanah Stoddard, a Lake City High senior setter/hitter, verbally committed to the Zags in July.
All-league volleyball
All-league volleyball teams announced for area leagues
Lake City squeakers
All incumbents won, but none easily
CDA Council reflects on tight race
Seeing Red (Kettles) for the holidays
'Flannel Fest' kicks off the season of giving
Unique Kroc fundraiser help raise critical funding to aid families, seniors, youth and veterans in North Idaho
Panel divided on changing county government
All agree sheriff, prosecuting attorney should be elected
Study commission disagrees on future of county commissioners
Region prepares for kids' vaccinations
Shots for ages 5-11 could begin next week
Idaho kids can soon be vaccinated
State high school swimming meets at a glance
Lake City senior Logan Robillard, who won last year’s state 5A title in the 200-yard freestyle, is the top seed in the event this year in 1 minute, 47.71 seconds
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
Vandals cruise in final exhibition; Long Beach State helps open ICCU Arena on Wednesday
The Vandals will welcome Long Beach State, coached by Dan Monson, son of former Idaho basketball coach Don Monson, for the inaugural regular-season game at the ICCU Arena on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Op-Ed: Let's reknit community bonds
The 2021 Elections are over.
Peak Tennis Club member tournament winners
Peak Tennis Club recently held its member tournament in Hayden.
SCHEDULES: A student’s protest
Hello, I’m a current sophomore at Lake City High School.
ABORTION: Why God won’t bless U.S.
What does God say and what does the Blessed Mother say when girls and women seek to have an abortion?
Op-Ed: Proof of massive election fraud finally emerges
But the proof won't make deniers of 2020 results happy.
CHOICE: How mine fared
I am writing this letter sharing my experience with COVID-19 and being vaccinated.
Weekend TV/Radio highlights
Television and radio highlights for upcoming weekend
BIDEN: Fortunes to illegals
The NY Post and Wall Street Journal (and others) are reporting that Biden is considering a payment of $450,000 for EACH family member of ILLEGAL immigrants who were separated from their children at the border. Check it out.
POLITICS: Not mincing words
It really saddens me to see the many local election signs advocating “freedom” against science-based mask mandates and sound educational curriculum.
MY TURN: Same ol’ sentiments
I read with interest Cornell W. Clayton’s recent My Turn submission.
Idaho man dies from rabies infection
Fourteen bats have tested positive for rabies in state so far this year
Idaho man dies of rabies infection
Police pumpkins
Boy, 6, and family win design contest with lookalike of ISP sergeant
Pumpkin design wins
PHD reports 19% breakthrough cases in October
Total PHD virus deaths total 631
James “Jim” Allen Gray, 84
Beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and brother, James “Jim” Allen Gray, of Pinehurst, Idaho, passed away November 3, 2021 at the Shoshone Medical Center of Kellogg.
Raymond P. Fischer
Raymond P. Fischer was born July 6, 1929 in Fromberg, Montana, one of eight children, where he grew up, graduating from High School in 1947.
ENT Creatives, unwrapped
Show to open Saturday at Art Spirit
The Art Spirit Gallery is opening their 25th annual Small Works show, “Unwrap the Creative,” on Saturday with a reception from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The two-month long show, ending Dec. 24, will showcase over 100 new artists, consisting of approximately 1,500 pieces all by artists predominately throughout the Inland Northwest.
Movers & Shakers
Movers & Shakers: Oct. 14
HUCKLEBERRIES: City Hall Takeover II a failure
On Tuesday, local GOP Svengali Brent Regan tried — and failed — to elect an ultraconservative Gang of Four ticket to the Coeur d’Alene City Council.
Ceremonies, free services honor veterans
Veterans Day coming up
SCHOOLS: Kindergarten complaints
I am writing this letter to inform and bring awareness to the public about the decisions and policies of a local school district.
J. “Jack” Bradley Cluff, 72
J. “Jack” Bradley Cluff passed away Saturday, October 23, 2021, at the age of 72.
Samuel P. Mann, 73
Sam passed onto heaven from his Coeur d’ Alene home on November 1.
ENT Match made for Coeur d'Alene
Locally filmed and produced show playing at Hayden Cinema
Movie-goers can spot local locations while viewing this holiday romantic comedy. “A Match Made at Christmas” was a match made for Coeur d’Alene, produced and filmed by Coeur d’Alene filmmakers and starring Coeur d’Alene talent. “We wanted to make it real and Coeur d’Alene is such beautiful place,” co-writer Lizzy Poling of Coeur d’Alene said. “There’s tons of beautiful locations and all the locals are super friendly and super open to having us film.”
ENT Ellen Travolta returns to Cd’A
A veteran of stage, film and TV, Ellen Travolta is returning to The Coeur d’Alene Resort with her family for her original production, “Saving Christmas.” For the last nine years, Travolta and her ensemble of performers have shared stories of Christmas miracles, meaningful gifts and more.
ENT Gathering of bands on Thursday
North Idaho College is hosting its annual “Gathering of Bands” concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 10 in the Boswell Hall Schuler Performing Arts Center on NIC’s main campus.
Robert (Bob) James Nuskiewicz, 60
Robert(Bob) James Nuskiewicz was born on August 16, 1961, in Crescent City, California.
Biggest election winner and other stuff
Here are some takeaways in the aftermath of another local election.
Dean Edward Eisenbarth, 93
Dean Edward Eisenbarth left on the last great highway on October 23, 2021.
Fundraiser will blaze a new trail
Local trainers will race to raise money for high school sports
Around 25 local trainers, many of who work with young athletes, will volunteer their time to race Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Lake City High School track to raise money for local high schools.
'Uncovered' founder to speak at Hayden Chamber breakfast
'Uncovered' founder to speak at chamber meeting
Legals for November, 5 2021
Thursday, November 4
Trial of ex-Idaho governor longshot ends with hung jury
Jurors found Steve Pankey guilty of false reporting
Witnesses: Threat, lunge for gun from 1st Rittenhouse victim
The aspiring police officer had gone to Kenosha with an AR-style semi-automatic rifle and a medical kit
2 dead in dramatic shootout near upscale Mexican resorts
Tourists scramble for cover
Former Washington State coach appeals firing over vaccine
Fahling has said Rolovich intends to file a lawsuit over his firing
Educating consumers to fight scams and fraud
Winter virtual Scam Jam and Fraud Bingo series
UK authorizes Merck antiviral pill, 1st shown to treat COVID
licensed for adults 18 and older who have tested positive for COVID-19 and have at least one risk factor for developing severe disease
Nigeria building collapse deaths climb to 36, dozens missing
No survivors have been rescued from the pile of debris since Tuesday
Analyst who aided Trump-Russia dossier is arrested
Both the dossier and the Durham probe are politically charged
Newly elected N. Idaho mayor to stay on as state senator
Johnson is in his sixth term in the Senate and said he won’t seek reelection
US government works to 'cocoon' old nuclear reactors
Federal government built nine nuclear reactors at Hanford
Film, food and fun: Coeur d'Alene churns out another quality group of offensive, defensive linemen
"Linemen are the most unselfish players in football; they only care about winning," Coeur d'Alene High defensive line coach Brian Holgate said. "They all want to play every snap, but realize it is in their best interest to be fresh in the fourth quarter."
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Leftover bumps, sets, spikes from state volleyball
"My team needed me to hit this year," Lake City senior volleyball standout Hanah Stoddard said. "It was good. Obviously it’s tough to give up something that you’re working toward for college, but I was just doing whatever my team needed me to do."
NWAC WOMEN'S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS: This one mattered
Addison McCulloch, a freshman from Highland High in Pocatello, scored the lone goal of the match for the Cardinals in the 30th minute in a 1-0 win over the Whatcom Orcas in the opening round of the Northwest Athletic Conference Championships at Eisenwinter Field on Wednesday.
NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinal men have season come to end
Andrew Ferreira, a freshman midfielder from Post Falls, scored the lone goal of the match for NIC in the 39th minute.
AT COLLEGE: Nov. 4, 2021
Updates on area athletes at the next level
Center of CDA school board's future
Trustees will appoint tie-breaking position, possibly this month
Those interested in serving as a Coeur d’Alene School Board Trustee for Zone 3 must get their applications in by noon on Thursday. Following the declared vacancy for the zone after the resignation of former Trustee Tambra Pickford, the board must appoint a person to serve the remainder of the term through December 2023 according to Idaho Code. Currently there are five applicants.
Growth wins Election Day
Hayden City Council majority takes major shift
Hayden City Council gains two new faces
Back to blades
Jim Petersen, at 80, tries ice skating again
Man, 80, skates again
Give hunger the bird
Post Falls Food Bank extravaganza this Saturday
Following cancelation of the Post Falls Food Bank's biggest annual fundraiser last year, the event is back on this Saturday at the Stancraft Jet Center in Hayden.
Northwest Notes: Nov. 4, 2021
Former Zag leaving post as Hoopfest Executive Director to pursue other opportunities
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 statistics
Bowling scores: Nov. 4, 2021
Results from area leagues
Sheriff's blotter
Sheriff's blotter
Election shakes up school boards
Nonpartisan races that were nonetheless politically charged ended Tuesday with multiple local school board shake-ups.
'Bomb' turns out to be a blessing
Gift gets bomb dog called out
Razor blade found in Halloween candy
Razor blade found in candy
Lefse for sale Saturday
Trinity Lutheran's annual holiday bazaar starts at 8 a.m.
Church bazaar on saturday
Post Falls council gets 3 fresh faces
Post Falls welcomes three new council members
Frances Cecelia Rippon Piephoff, 90
With great sadness in our hearts, Frances Cecelia Rippon Piephoff, born March 17, 1931, passes away peacefully with her loving family by her side at Schneidmiller Hospice Home at the age of 90 on October 8, 2021.
sholeh: Celebrate Native-American Heritage Month
Support Indigenous-owned businesses and charities.
CONSUMER GAL: Supply chain issues and new cars
Those in the market for a new car may have noticed there is a shortage of new cars on the market.
A big thank you — in color
Kootenai Health and NIC collaborate to thank health care workers
A handful of North Idaho College students are volunteering their time to thank and inspire health care workers at Kootenai Health through artwork. “This project is a creative way to boost morale and tell our health care heroes how much we appreciate their dedication to our community,” Chief Nursing Officer Joan Simon said. “When they look out of the windows of the COVID-19 units, they’ll be reminded that they are loved and celebrated.”
End of an era: NIC's legacy down the toilet
NIC's legacy may be coming to an end
Police investigate school threat
Threat not "sincere'
Kathleen Jean Best
Kathleen Jean Best was called to Heaven on October 30, 2021.
Scotchman Peak trail building
Volunteers keep trails open for growing populations
Scotchman Peak
Here's who won fire district seats
Final numbers are in for fire district races that were too close to call on election night.
Legals for November, 4 2021
Wednesday, November 3
VIDEO: Spokane man accused of murdering daughter's ex-boyfriend in Airway Heights
The body remained in the trunk of the suspect's car for a whole year before it was moved by a third-party in October 2021, Spokane police said.
Oregon county bans sale of flavored tobacco products
prohibits the sale of any tobacco or synthetic nicotine product to anyone under 21
Pentagon: Chinese nuke force growing faster than predicted
Chinese nuclear warheads could increase to 700 within six years
UN report says Ethiopia's war marked by 'extreme brutality'
The conflict that has killed thousands began in November 2020
Divided Democrats call for new strategy after disaster in VA
The party's eroding support does not bode well as it clings to narrow House and Senate majorities
In Virginia, GOP finds new playbook — not easily replicated
Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin, virtually unknown a year ago, won the Virginia governor's race
CDA school board application deadline looms
Those interested in serving as a Coeur d’Alene School Board Trustee for Zone 3 must get their applications in pronto as the deadline is noon on Thursday. Following the declared vacancy for the zone after the resignation of former Trustee Tambra Pickford, the board must appoint a person to serve the remainder of the term through December 2023 according to Idaho Code.
Health advisories lifted
Harmful blooms finally going away
Local election final results
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Mayor: Hammond, Jacobson leading late
Hammond and Jacobson leading in Tuesday ballot count
PF, Hayden council incumbents in trouble
Six seated officials losing as of midnight on Tuesday
CDA school board incumbents ahead
But all races too close to call at 12:45 a.m. today
School board results
Parked in HOA hell
Meadow Grove residents say they paid dues, didn't get HOA service
Meadow Grove neighborhood residents have been paying HOA dues since signing on the dotted line. Now left with a park in disrepair they have been unsuccessful in getting help from the Meadow Grove Homeowners Association agent, Matt Afana.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Here's how GM Jerry might improve the Mariners
It’s time. Or almost time.
Youth Sports Nov. 3, 2021
Bowling ... and more.
Peak tennis tournament winners
The Peak Hayden USTA Mens Team won the Eastern Washington Area 55+ tournament in the Tri-Cities Oct. 22-24. The team advances to the Pacific Northwest Sectionals on June 24-26, 2022.
Softball team fourth at Worlds
The North Idaho Softball Club finished fourth in the 65 Major Division at the recent Senior Softball USA World Championships in Las Vegas.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: McKenna Kozeluh, Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy
This week's Knudsten Chevrolet Athlete of the Week is Coeur d'Alene Charter junior McKenna Kozeluh
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 statistics
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Depression: A deeper look
Did you know that depression is the second leading cause of disability worldwide?
BALDWIN: So many questions
As an instructor in firearm safety in the Air Force back in ’63-’67, I have a few questions for the third-rate actor Baldwin.
SIGNS: Question of prosecution
I have been encouraged to press charges for the theft of my property, political yard signs.
Op-Ed: Uniformity transparency committee update
In our local elections our voters decide who serves as our local leaders…mayors, city council members, school board members, fire district commissioners, etc.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Champagne shortage?
News is starting to emerge of a potential Champagne shortage right as the most sparkling time of the year approaches.
All seniors are super
This month hits a little closer to home.
PUBLICATION: In a word, trash
I want to shout out loud how grateful I am for my PUBLIC EDUCATION right here in Coeur d’Alene!
SPACE: Waste of resources
So what, you can spend billions of money sending people to the moon and Mars? What about our first responders here on Earth?
If you asked a movie critic — Big screen vs. small
Plus when NOT to recommend a movie
The late-great film critic Roger Ebert had a longstanding column called Movie Answer Man.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — The truth about spinal decompression therapy
What is it and how can patients benefit from it?
MADNESS: Five clear examples
Our school board is attacked by an aggressive, loud group of concerned citizens resulting in the resignation of two dedicated board members who felt it was unsafe to continue to serve on the board.
PUBLICATION: Peddling fear in print
I received in the mail over Halloween week, by the Kootenaigop.org, a publication called The People’s Pen — A Battle for Coeur d’Alene 2030 A.D.
Fire district races still in contention
Several fire commissioner races were too close to call at press time Tuesday night.
Beverly L. Sedy, 87
Beverly L. Sedy, age 87, passed away on October 23, 2021, in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho.
McGrane: State’s election system is sound
Looking at the duties of Idaho’s secretary of state, it’s a wonder why anyone would want the job — especially someone such as Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane, who says he “loves” what he’s doing.
Proposal: 'A really good thing for the airport'
Commissioners divided on airport authority
Mary J. Kuipers, 86
Our wonderful mother and friend passed away October 28th, 2021.
CRISIS: Andrus, we miss you
Dear citizens of Coeur d’Alene, I write to you out of concern for the current political crisis we are under locally as it reflects what is going on in our state and nationally.
Leonore Margarete Andrews, 89
Leonore Margarete Andrews, 89, Coeur d'Alene died October 28th at the Schneidmiller hospice house.
Mamie Gayle English, 42
Mamie Gayle English, March 30, 1979. to September 29, 2021.
James "Jim" Holland, 85
Beloved Husband, Father, Papaw and Uncle passed away on October 30, 2021 at the Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
College, her way
From high school to postgraduate, U of I opens doors to student’s success
At Camp Sanders in North Idaho, Emma Arman directs campers from station to station, teaching them stages of the water cycle.
The stay-at-home dad: Lost in the woods
Let me preface this story by saying none of my kids have ever actually been lost in the woods.
Sharon Renee Archer, 62
Sharon Renee Archer died at age 62 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho on Tuesday, September 28th, 2021.
More challenging than you can imagine
A lesson from former county commissioner Ron Rankin: Serving in public office is more challenging than you can imagine.
Donald Wesley James
Donald Wesley James, “Don”, passed away Saturday, October 23, 2021 at home surrounded by his loving family.
Brian Beck
Brian Beck entered this world on August 10, 1965, son of proud parents Jane Brown and Don Beck, brother to Toni Beck and eventually father to Matt Beck.
Election over; now the work begins
Winners, keep this in mind: You answer to the citizens, even those who voted against you.
Bud Sanders, 86
Bud Sanders passed away peacefully in his sleep on October 28, 2021. He was preceded in death by his wife Kay in 2019.
Gary William Devine, 76
On October 28, 2021, Gary William Devine was called home by his Heavenly Father.
Fire levy in limbo
Voters leaned toward supporting Northern Lake Fire District’s $2 million permanent override levy at midnight on Tuesday.
30 of 70 precincts reporting; Coeur d'Alene incumbents holding up so far
County sees high turnout for a local, nonpartisan election.
Legals for November, 3 2021
Tuesday, November 2
North Idaho Now podcast Episode 79: Headlines from 10/30 thru 11/2
In this episode of the North Idaho Now Podcast, Chanse Watson and Josh McDonald go over the latest news coming out of the Coeur'd Alene/Post Falls Press, the Bonner County Daily Bee, and the Shoshone News-Press from Oct. 30-Nov. 1.
US panel urges kids 5-11 get COVID shots, final OK due soon
Millions of shots made by Pfizer and its partner BioNTech have already been shipped
Police: Raiders' Ruggs to face DUI case in Vegas fatal crash
Probation is not an option in Nevada for a conviction on a charge of DUI causing death
Facebook to shut down face-recognition system, delete data
Facebook’s about-face follows a busy few weeks
IS attack on Kabul hospital leaves 7 dead, 16 wounded
Among those killed were three women, a child, and three Taliban guards
Canada lynx to keep species protections under legal deal
Canada lynx are about the size of bobcats, but with huge paws
Cavalcade of human curiosities
Hellzapoppin Circus entertianing in Post Falls for one night
Featuring a troupe of "uninhibited artists" the Hellzapoppin sideshow review brings an unusual brand of entertainment to Post Falls Wednesday.
Woman, cats escape blaze
Fire guts garage; main section of home suffers smoke damage
Fire damages home
Kootenai Health COVID patients lowest in more than 2 months
PHD deaths reach 617
Deaths rise to 617
Man gets prison time for robbery, domestic assault
A judge sentenced a man to prison for breaking into his former girlfriend’s home.
COVID-19 watch
COVID-19 watch
Dean Knudson, 83
Dean Knudson, formerly from Hayden Lake, Id.
Idaho gas prices fall, U.S. average jumps
Crude oil stability could calm pump prices short-term, but Thanksgiving demand looms
Idaho ranked 5th in the country for most-expensive fuel
Northwest Notes Nov. 2, 2021
Washington State EDGE Ron Stone Jr. was named Pac-12 Conference Defensive Lineman of the Week.
Sheriff's blotter
Sheriff's blotter
Electioneering alert: Report it if seen at polls today
Reminders for Election Day
Sharon Renee Archer, 62
Sharon Renee Archer died at age 62 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho on Tuesday, September 28th, 2021.
Abortion: American opinion favors middle ground
Opinions aren't as red and blue as you might think.
Dennie D. Ely, 77
On the 28th of October 2021, Dennie Ely passed away peacefully after a long battle with lung cancer at the Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He was 77.
Scottia A. Jordan, 51
Scottia A. Jordan, 51, a resident of Endicott, WA passed away on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021 at the Pullman Regional Hospital in Pullman, WA.
COMING SOON
$36M Performing Arts Center to break ground in Spokane Valley
The Spokane Valley Summer Theatre, a local nonprofit theater organization, announced Monday it is launching a $36M project with the building of a permanent home, the Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center, set to break ground next August.
Legals for November, 2 2021
Monday, November 1
Oregon city sues to keep Google's water use secret
Aggressive customers prompt changes at Idaho liquor stores
New rules create what it calls a “treasure hunt” approach
Americans sour on economy amid inflation woes: AP-NORC Poll
Cost of goods is rising nationwide, particularly gas prices
'Nothing else here': Why it's so hard for world to quit coal
Power demand in India is expected to grow faster than anywhere in the world
Famous Wyoming grizzly, cubs raid human food, raise worries
The effort to keep tabs on Grizzly 399 is tough because she’s moving quickly
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Though Jags are awful, Seahawks aren't giving this one back
It will likely take a 10-7 record to qualify with those tiebreakers hanging over them, so the Seahawks will need to finish 7-2 from here. And sadly … They’re done playing Jacksonville.
Four generations of Vikings
Family shares long history with high school
School pride runs strong in this family. Eighteen-year-old Myah Rietze will be the fourth generation of Coeur d’Alene High School graduates come May and is the sixth generation in the family line born and raised in Coeur d’Alene.
100% chance of clocks falling back
Rain, snow and time change headline this weekly update.
Nonprofit strives to do more for local homeless families
Family Promise Week brings awareness to the homeless population in Kootenai County.
Former Post Falls star injured in exhibition vs. Zags
“Looking like a torn ACL though,” Max McCullough told The Press.
COVID-19 Watch
COVID-19 Watch
COLLEGE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Oct. 31, 2021
Katy Ryan, a freshman from Lakeland High, had six kills for WSU.
DAR offers scholarship opportunities
Scholarship application period open now.
