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‘What they were willing to give up’
A close-range gunshot wound didn’t stop him from giving a Veterans Day speech. Mike Kralicek, an Air Force vete…
RSV on the rise in North Idaho
Like elsewhere in the U.S., North Idaho is beginning to see increases in hospitalizations from climbing rates of respiratory syncytial virus infections, or RSV…
Lookout Pass opens today
Ski and snowboard season officially begins today in Idaho. Lookout Pass Ski & Recreation Area will be open today and Sunday, making it the first Idaho …
School and Senior Meals
School and Senior Meals: Nov. 14-18
Donations
Donations
Outstanding and honorary: Azevedo, Burns honored by NIC Alumni Association
Each year, the North Idaho College Alumni Association Board of Directors recognizes outstanding individuals who greatly enhance NIC and the Alumni Association …
Fixing a flat can take a village
The beauty of biking on the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes cannot be overstated. In the 10 miles from the Medimont trailhead to Harrison, the fall colors are b…
New detox unit opens at Kootenai Health
Kootenai Health announced the opening of a new detox unit to help meet the needs of those in the community struggling with addiction.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
November?
In good company: Veterans Ray Johnson, Sandy Emerson have been enjoying coffee and conversation every Tuesday morning for more than 3 years
Sandy Emerson and Ray Johnson, both veterans, have been meeting Tuesdays for coffee for more than three years.
Boots on the ground
A U.S. Army-bound Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy student is working to create a leadership legacy in North Idaho.
Kootenai Health leaders will not attend forum
In a Nov. 9 letter to Mattare, Kootenai Health Trustee Katie Brodie and CEO Ness declined an invitation to attend Saturday’s forum. They wrote that discussing …
Leaf Fest gets a rain check
Citizens of Coeur d'Alene, you can stop pushing leaves into streets. The city won't be coming for them - not as scheduled on Monday and likely not until nex…
Go big: KHS seeks homes for rising intake of large-breed dogs
KHS has about 25 dogs available for adoption. Nearly all are considered big, in the 40-pound range or more, and thus take longer to find someone willing to ado…
North Idaho nonprofits receive food bank grants
The Idaho Food Bank Fund recently announced the recipients of its 2022 grants, targeted to support nonprofits that provide nutrition awareness, promote healthy…
'A shining example'
CDA man a good soldier