Editorial
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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…
A valley full of questions
The death of a child under suspicious circumstances was the focus this week of a three-part series in The Press called Death in the Valley.
They are not patriots
There seems to be some confusion about patriotism in America today.
Retirees and Idaho a great match
Idaho is a great place to live, work and play.
As usual, Albert's got it right
A Houston grand jury’s indictments Monday provided a powerful teaching moment for the masses.
River City is growing up beautifully
Post Falls, is that you?
This 'Best of' contest looks like best yet
When the Best of North Idaho winners are announced in North Idaho Business Journal two months from now, rest assured: These businesses really will be the best.
Press opinion: Leaving voters out in the cold
Venerable former state Rep. Marge Chadderdon called the Press on Monday, worried because even longtime Republicans she knows are flat-out flummoxed by new election rules and dates.
Opinion: Your honor, you're out of order
First District Court Judge Benjamin Simpson told a whopper Thursday, and it can’t be left unchallenged.
The giant is kicking David's butt
Today marks the conclusion of an insightful 10-day series on the Internet, penned by local author Uyless Black exclusively for readers of The Press. The series will become part of a book Uyless is writing, and we’l…
Let's get Idaho off the sick list
With a new year freshly arrived, it’s time to assess our health. Thanks to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Trust for America’s Health, we’ve gotten a little help in that regard.
Editorial: The real issue is violence
We won’t shed tears with President Obama over his executive action last week, a move that likely won’t reduce the number of people killed by gunfire. The president overstepped his authority and Congress has nobody …
Ranking the state's priorities
Idaho is among the national leaders in job growth, yet lags far behind many others in compensation.
Voting the big story for 2016
North Idaho’s Top 10 stories of 2015, selected by the editorial staff at The Press, are in the books.
Black sheds light on the Internet
Almost everybody uses the Internet, but how many of us have even a basic grasp of this powerful, complex tool?
Adams' admirable legacy
Coeur d’Alene City Councilman Steve Adams went too far in whipping up a stop sign whenever the federal government wanted to bestow upon the Lake City funding for worthy expenses — funding that local citizens helped…