Columns
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Quarter reflects Maya's impact
New program will feature other amazing American women.
Volcanic blasts and tsunami history
Tonga eruption sent ash 24 miles above Earth.
Here's what public libraries actually are
They're sanctuaries for personal freedoms, including the First Amendment.
Right to Life versus Right to Choose
Compassion - where has it gone?
Everyone deserves help with substance abuse problems
The new pilot program, Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) is a good starting point to address the quickly growing substance abuse problem within our community.
When CDA was part of the story
Once, Coeur d’Alene was the toast of New York City.
'Why English is so hard'
English is tough. Take it from someone who learned two languages simultaneously as an oil brat living overseas. One was a breeze; it wasn’t English.
Love wins over football
LOVE WINS OVER FOOTBALL
World: U.S. gets mixed reviews
We aren't the model for democracy some of us think we are.
Our snow has wandered eastward
Despite so much moisture, we're still in a long-term dry stage.
My Turn: Response to Pastor Hemming story
Pastor Steven Hemming believes that orchestrating religious demonstrations at public libraries, targeting a program meant to be a supportive, safe space for yo…
The pawn of a new era for teacher
Bruce Twitchell has tapped out for now.
U.S. allies getting less democratic
Reduced rights and access restrictions worrisome.
MY TURN: NIC dropping the ball in athletics, too
It has come to my attention that the North Idaho College Chair of the Board of Trustees is set to propose the addition of a womens’ wrestling program to the At…
Main Street: Matching milestone birthdays on horizon
The view from Main Street this week is full of birthday cake and party hats.