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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER: The people who hold communities together
Starting June 15, nominations will open for local Weaver recognition and community grants. The nomination period w…
Unloading on the airline industry
Friendly skies, eh?
Setting an example in leadership
If all the Washington infighting is giving you headaches by day and nightmares when you should be sleeping peacefully, we have a suggestion.
Trust in our teachers top priority
People make mistakes. That’s one of the immutable rules when you sign up to run in the human race.
You could save a life tomorrow
Glimpses of dazzling sunlight and occasional flashes of natural warmth, rare as they still might be, remind us: Summer is sneaking up.
Time to eat the grocery tax
Republican legislators want it.
Here's hoping Hecla, miners strike accord
Nobody knows how long the Silver Valley miners’ strike is going to last.
Who's that in the winners' circle?
Today we unveil the best of the best.
Relief found for MWS epidemic
You very well could be suffering horribly from MWS and not even know it.
Of cabbages, kings and OK oatmeal
God bless these geezers.
NIC is a speller's best friend
Community newspapers receive a lot of support from advertisers and subscribers. They do their best to return the favor by supporting the community.
2017 session's quiet little power struggle
Idaho legislators couldn’t wait to get out of Boise. Can’t blame them, but you can wish they’d done a judicial refresher before blasting off.
When you give of yourself, you gain
Volunteers, you inspire us.
Yes, some teachers are overpaid
Ron Nate has a long way to go to catch up with Frank Drebin.
Strike will hurt all of Silver Valley
United Steelworkers Union Local 5114 unanimously rejected Hecla Mining Company’s last and best offer. When Hecla went ahead Monday and implemented the wage and benefit changes it had offered, the workers struck.
They're just statistics no longer
Just two weeks ago, The Press published a story with the banner headline, “Violence trend on the rise.”