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PF trustee applicant reviews Monday
Five applicants seeking to fill a vacancy on the Post Falls School Board left by longtime Trustee Bonnie Bonnie Beaulieu, who resigned in August, will be inter…
Think INK!
It comes in a well, a pen, a tattoo, a stamp, a newspaper and from a startled cephalopod. Any way you write, splash, print or draw it, Emerge is inviting the …
Priest Lake lots auctioned for $24.5M
The sale of 10 lakefront lots on Priest Lake generated more than $24.5 million during a public auction in mid-August. The endowment-owned lots were sold for…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why isn’t there a clock in the library?
VIDEO: Red Flag Warning issued for Inland Northwest
Hazy & windy weather heightens fire danger today
Reclaim Idaho pulls education funding initiative from ballot
But the new legislation signed into law on Sept. 1 created a flat income tax bracket for the entire state and increased public education funding by $410 millio…
City approves $123M budget
City approves spending plan
Spirit Lake woman gets jail for child abuse
A woman convicted of “monstrous” mistreatment of a child will spend about seven months in jail. Last month, a jury convicted Monica E. Schug, 37, of Spirit …
New dental clinic open at NIC: Accepting patients for low-cost dental care
The North Idaho College Dental Hygiene program’s new community dental clinic is open to the public at NIC’s main campus in Coeur d’Alene.
Give $50, get $50 to support local food banks
Great Grocery Gifting events will pop up throughout the region Sept. 8 in an effort to raise $40,000 for Second Harvest.
Break the Silence: 5K walk to end suicide
Join the Suicide Prevention Action Network (SPAN) of North Idaho at their annual Break the Silence 5k walk to end suicide and raise awareness on September 10th…
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why do writers always feel so cold?
$60,000 worth of turkeys
The nonprofit Turkeys and More is trying to raise $60,000 to pay for 1,800 turkeys to help families this Thanksgiving.
Where did $50 million in pandemic education relief money in Idaho go?
In 2020, Idaho found itself with $1.25 billion in federal funding to spend on coronavirus relief. Of that money, $50 million went to a program providing families with education spending grants. To get the money…
Biden nominates Risch as delegate to UN General Assembly
Idaho Republican Sen. Jim Risch is one of two U.S. senators nominated by President Joe Biden as congressional representatives for the United States at the 77th…