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School and Senior Meals
School and Senior Meals: Nov. 4-8
How to turn winter into your best garden planning season
“The garden year has no beginning and no end.”
Giant pumpkin's weight, contest winner announced in Post Falls
Halloween has come and gone, and the weight of the giant pumpkin grown by the Post Falls streets department has finally been announced.
A boy, baseball and Pete Rose
I will say, now, Pete Rose was my hero. I worshipped him through my boyhood. I don’t know exactly when I became obsessed with the Cincinnati Reds and Pete Rose…
Colors of Killarney Lake
Killarney Lake is in full bloom
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why did the calzone never win at poker?
Election 2024: 146,000 Idaho voters and counting have already voted by absentee ballot
An additional 173,000 Idahoans have already voted by early in-person voting for the general election
An Idaho health department isn't allowed to give COVID-19 vaccines anymore
The six-county district along the Idaho-Oregon border includes three counties in the Boise metropolitan area
Steelhead returns so far mark the highest annual returns in last seven years, could climb
The fish start arriving late summer, and by fall, they are well distributed in Idaho rivers stretching from Lewiston, Riggins, Salmon, and Challis, and provide…
Latest NIC accreditation report: Progress made, but college not out of woods yet
Governance has improved at North Idaho College, according to a new report, but accreditors caution that the improvements may not last.
A spook-tacular night in downtown Coeur d'Alene
The popular Trick or Treat Downtown Coeur d’Alene event sees a huge turnout every year — Hudson’s Hamburgers reported going through nine bags of candy last Hal…
Halloween Hazard
Some were amused and asked if they could take their picture. Most laughed and smiled as they walked past.
Heritage Health celebrates graduates of inaugural nurse practitioner residency program
Heritage Health has a reason to celebrate. Four reasons, to be exact. The first graduates of the health care provider's inaugural post-graduate residency…
Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre raises $152K at record-breaking fundraiser
Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre, a regional nonprofit dedicated to professional musical theater, celebrated a record-breaking fundraiser Sept. 27 when $152,000 wa…
Press sends cease and desist letter to PAC
Press Publisher Clint Schroeder said while The Press did support Proposition 1 with an editorial on its opinion page, it would not align itself with a political action committee to try and influence voters.