Coeur Voice
CoeurVoice is the newest addition to the Coeur d'Alene Press. Check here every Saturday for creative stories from local writers who share their unique take on Coeur d'Alene living. It's got something for readers of all ages! Browse the most recent editions below.
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 endur...
‘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, ...
Give back the glow
I hope you’re nestled somewhere snug, more than sated from Thursday’s feast.
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.
‘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. — i...
Don't throw the meaning out with the bathwater
Everyone loves a cliché.
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.
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.
All seniors are super
This month hits a little closer to home.
If you asked a movie critic — Big screen vs. small
The late-great film critic Roger Ebert had a longstanding column called Movie Answer Man.
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.
Memories from beyond
Some say Halloween is all about the spooks.
‘Dune’ a dense-but-incomplete visual spectacle
Know this going into Denis Villeneuve’s immaculately-made science fiction spectacle: The title card reads, “Dune Part One.”
The stay-at-home dad: The children live in fear
Fear should be fun on Halloween.