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Columns
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'Tis the season of shopping and gratitude
It's Thanksgiving Eve and there are four categories of people today. Those who are traveling, those who are grocer…
OPINION: 2024 Idaho Presidential Caucus
During the last legislative session the Secretary of State Phil McGrane pushed legislation to move the Presidential Primary from March to May. Unfortunately th…
OPINION: An unwelcome primer on Idaho’s one-subject rule for legislative measures
Believe me, the last thing I want to do is drive readers to distraction by delving into an obscure and frequently ignored provision of Idaho’s Constitution. Ar…
OPINION: Why we fight
What a beautiful place we live in! From our stunning lakes, parks and rivers, to our local events and farmer’s markets, and the exceptional teachers at our own…
Friendships that go the distance
July has been filled with family reunions and class reunions and one that was rather unique.
Get down and dirty
If puttering in the garden makes you happy, there’s a reason.
Asteroids and heat
It’s been a very warm and dry July across the Inland Northwest. The average high for this month is around 89 degrees.
HUCKLEBERRIES: Miss Diamond Cup's swimsuit controversy
In Coeur d’Alene’s 1960s, when hydroplanes thrilled spectators and a swimsuit competition was part of pageantry, a young woman in a modest bathing suit caused …
OPINION: Their hearts belong in the sky. Idahoans can help them soar
When Afghanistan fell to the Taliban in August 2021, Afghan aviators were ordered to fly their aircraft out of the country to keep them from falling into enemy…
MY TURN: Regan’s ridiculous redux
Reading Regan’s ridiculous Trump redux of July 14, one can see just how hard he’s trying. Perhaps he believes that if he screams “Hunter Biden’s Laptop” loudly enough into his “My Pillow” it will turn out that ever…
OPINION: Celebrate the Democratic past
This Saturday, July 29, your Kootenai County Democrats will host The 2023 Big Blue Huckleberry BBQ.
Musical dreams becoming a reality
I recently came across a photograph I’d taken for the Coeur d’Alene Press’ Fabulous Faces page in 2013.
MLP: Two heads better than one
Your Mrs. Language Person is a true word nerd. That which makes others guffaw only raises her eyebrow. It’s misplaced modifiers that are her great gut-busters …
It's been hot, but ground temperatures can be much hotter
The unrelenting heat across the southern U.S. and other parts of the world continues to break records.
HUCKLEBERRIES: Of 'purple gold,' Manley and Reed
Venerable Mary Lou Reed and her late husband, Scott, co-founded the Kootenai Environmental Alliance with good friend Art Manley 50 years ago.
MY TURN: Elected officials with courage needed
I read with interest and a certain sense of pride the article by Dave Oliveria in the Sunday Press regarding the attempt to place commercial construction on the top of Tubbs Hill in the early 1960s.