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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER: The people who hold communities together
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Ironing out a political cheap shot
John Stone got his own billboard, too.
Cd'A scores with interim super hire
Coeur d’Alene School District took a big, bold and very temporary step in the right direction by hiring Dr. Stanley Olson.
Welcome to Idaho, the preschool fool
Most of us can agree that in an ideal home, children are fully prepared to attend school and will keep up with their peers every step of the way.
Putting a lid on all that noise
There’s an appropriate time for fire-breathing, smoke-belching, eardrum-shattering cars and trucks to wreak auditory havoc and send bystanders scurrying for cover.
When half is the right amount
Ironman Coeur d’Alene has been racing against an opponent it can’t beat.
Reasons why you should not watch this show
We need to be aware of suicide. On average, one Idahoan a day will take his or her life.
A word to you graduates
When you’ve crested the hill and one day find yourself gently braking on the downhill side, you have a tendency to look back. You think something foreboding is following you. And you’re right.
If the shoe fits, kids have a chance
A warm bed.
Is there a war against boys?
Maybe it’s still a man’s world, where males unjustly dominate the realms of business, athletics, entertainment, clergy and many other pillars of American life.
Drowning in horrific advice
They’re two words that can save taxpayers and investors a lot of money. They can save bureaucrats’ and bosses’ butts.
Behold Atlas: Don't just shrug, people
The tale is told of a Coeur d’Alene man who, almost three decades ago, looked out over an old mill site and imagined a floating green out on the water.
Connect personally to honor the fallen
Editor’s note: Today’s editorial was graciously provided to The Press by Chad Storlie, a decorated soldier and author.
The sweet first taste of summer
Remember Scrooge and Cratchit? Today, at a business near you, a wintry Christmas Eve in London is about to be played out North Idaho style in May.
Here's to the cream of the crop
Consider this editorial a validation and a salute — to Kootenai County high school valedictorians and salutatorians.
How to better serve public interest
Idaho code from 74-101 through 74-126 covers the state’s public records law.