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My Turn
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MY TURN: AI writing and beyond
Last week, I wrote 269 words for the back cover of a book I recently completed. After some edits, I thought it was…
Toys for Tots needs you — now
The Pappy Boyington Detachment of the Marine Corps League is in
C1 My Turn: There's more to airport story
Should Kootenai County taxpayers be concerned about the
Op-Ed: Support your fellow community member
The public mask mandate has become a divisive point of contention in our community.
Trustees have long kept NIC strong
NIC has strong support over the years.
Op-Ed: Soto says he could do better than Fulcher
Talk with Congressman Russ Fulcher and you’ll get the idea that this year’s elections have all the drama of a yawning festival.
Agree, disagree with Wood's words
Taking opposite position of Christie Wood.
We can't wait 20 more years
A pitch for infrastructure investment.
Sweet thanks from the ice cream man
Dear Coeur d’Alene, My name is Scott DuCoeur and I have a small ice
Op-Ed: Church will have negative impact on rural area
I am an old lady. Six years ago I bought property on Lancaster Road in Hayden because I wanted a mini farm.
Setting record straight on NIC
The truth about NIC and BLM.
An election must-read
The Sept. 29 My Turn article by Luba Wold, a Russian emigrant, was excellent and should be read by everyone prior to voting this year.
Hamilton House still in the game
For the past nine months we recognize we have had an opportunity to fulfill a challenge given by the
Don’t just vote for a letter after a name
Community college trustees are elected based on their qualifications as educators or administrators, not on their political pa
Op-Ed: Journey continues for human rights, social justice
Tony Stewart speaks out for colleges, universities.
Op-Ed: This time, blue got it wrong
In regard to the recent arrests of singing church members peacefully assembling outside City Hall in Moscow, Idaho.