Kerri Thoreson
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The little things make a big difference
Ron McIntire has received many awards and much recognition for his public service and prolific philanthropy.
Historic log house finally returned to glory
Saving a historic structure
Main Street: Unexpected camaraderie a yard sale bonus
Last week’s Main Street column on the subject of beginning the process of uncluttering our home via a yard sale definitely struck a chord with quite a few readers, especially my Baby Boomer peers.
Removing stuff will be so satisfying
Too much, for far too long
Trojans power Post Falls parade
Post Falls Trojans were everywhere in the parade, which is pretty cool since it’s summer vacation and normally students are scattered hither and yon.
Fire chief on receiving end of services
Good neighbors are a blessing and Llolyn Pobran found out the hard way just how true that is.
Skybox swan song brings nostalgia
A dozen years ago, when I was doing morning radio on KVNI, I accepted the invitation by the Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce to announce the Fourth of July ...
A tale of two very different years
A look back to the merry month of June 2021 offers quite the comparison weather-wise to the sixth month of this year.
The first step is always the hardest
On Friday midday, I was heading out to do some errands.
Acuffs a talented pair to draw to
I’ve known Heidi Acuff for quite a long time — mother, Fernan mayor, entrepreneur — Heidi’s Pancake Mix (whole wheat cottage cheese was my favorite!), Realtor, artist, a genuine Renaissance woman.
Gift of wisdom for class of '22
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Traditions and where they began
So many newcomers to our community don’t know the stories of all of the things most people think just happen and the wonderful people who did those things.
Traditions and where they began
The view from Main Street this week
Covert ops make for epic surprise
Covert ops make for epic surprise
Main Street: Striking it rich on epic road trip
Late Saturday afternoon, millions of television sets were tuned to the greatest two minutes in sports, aka the Kentucky Derby.