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My Turn
See the latest My Turn columns here!
MY TURN: Come together against the tide
An open invitation to serve on the side of light
MY TURN: Macomber’s hypocrisy over federal funds
Let's talk about what's happening at North Idaho College (NIC), especially with former attorney Art Macomber's recent public stance in opposition to federal fu…
MY TURN: 'Old Guard' put N. Idaho on the map
With primary election nearing, decide who you think will make our community its most desirable.
MY TURN: Persecution of Christians and Martyrs around the world
The media has largely ignored the millions of Christians who have been persecuted, tortured and even killed for their faith.
MY TURN: Libraries flooded with joyful support
Support will help damaged libraries return to normal
MY TURN: Investing in Idaho’s forestry workforce
It’s no secret that forestry is an important part of Idaho’s economy. A 2023 University of Idaho study found that the forest products business sector contribut…
MY TURN: Clearing up convention confusion
Support proposed Convention of States
MY TURN: Here's how Banducci can be NIC hero
Time for duo to do the right thing.
MY TURN: Have courage in fight against authoritarians
Impact of Christian nationalism being felt here
MY TURN: Republicans do the splits
Here's how to fix the damaging divide in local GOP
MY TURN: NO on HB 652! WHY is the Idaho Legislature so eager to SILENCE voters?
On March 5, 2024, the Idaho House State Affairs Committee voted to advance House Bill 652 restricting citizen initiatives to the House floor, recommending passage.
MY TURN: Mega floods, massive basalt flows and monarch butterflies
Twenty years ago Bill Buley of the Coeur d’Alene Press wrote an article titled, “Noah Next Door” (2004). The article was on worldwide catastrophism and geological methods.
MY TURN: How to empower social workers
Social workers tackle some of society's toughest problems
MY TURN: Power of the presidency
Author of 'Fractured' paints picture of nation's enormous choice this November
MY TURN: Republics can be raucous
Another perspective on CLN board performance