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New program gives North Idaho veterans a chance to share their stories
Dress swap Monday to help local moms go to prom
A Parent’s Paradise Charities will host a Mom Prom Dress Swap from 4-6 p.m. Monday at Barre Length + Strength studio, 9040 Hess St., Hayden.
'Shrek the Musical' stomps onto Kroc stage April 24
It's hard to believe the beloved ogre Shrek first stomped his way around Duloc 25 years ago. The wildly popular animated film, "Shrek," was released in 2001…
Student musicians shine at Piano Performance Festival
The North Idaho Music Teachers Association held its annual Piano Performance Festival last weekend (April 11-12) at North Idaho College. This year’s festival f…
Cedar Street Bridge grows as a creative, family-centered space
The Cedar Street Bridge remains a cornerstone of Sandpoint, bringing together art, food, family spaces, and years of shared memories.
Leadership changes at Silver Valley high schools
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Former employees, district patrons call for resignation of Lakeland School Board
Dozens of former Lakeland Joint School District employees and other interested patrons are calling for the resignation of Lakeland School Board trustees.
A dog, a mission, and 16,000 books
On Wednesday, dozens of local students, teachers and parents gathered in the cold rain in excitement to witness the immortalization of Stewy, the subject of lo…
'Drowsy Chaperone Jr.' opens tonight at Post Falls High school
The chaperone may be drowsy, but there's nothing sleepy about Post Falls High School Trojan Theatre's energetic spring musical, "The Drowsy Chaperone Jr." "…
Life-saving strategies shared at American Legion Post 143
Newly equipped with six questions to assess risk for suicidal ideation, community members at Post Falls Post Legion 143 learned Monday how they can help loved …
KEA, others urge coal mine expansion oversight
In Idaho, the Kootenai River has been formally designated as impaired for selenium under the Clean Water Act. The request highlights concerns about impacts to …
City asks residents to stop driving on park fields
The city is reminding residents to keep their motor vehicles off park fields after numerous instances have caused damage this year.
Daughters of the American Revolution, community members establish new forest
Members of two local Daughters of the American Revolution chapters and community members came together Saturday to plant nearly 600 trees.
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Forest Service restructure will see Idaho managed under new state office
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the Forest Service, announced at the end of March it would move the Forest Service’s headquarters to Salt La…