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…
Try this resolution on for size
Just in case you ran out, here’s a suggested resolution. Together, let’s strive to be better citizens in 2016.
The best Christmas present: You
The effort to raise $170,000 through Press Christmas for All, to help more than 2,000 Kootenai County families and nearly 7,000 individuals this holiday season, was massive. Fueled by a strong desire to do good — a…
Make the best possible memories
Here’s our Christmas wish list for you:
A final act of kindness
Merry Christmas from First Christian Church!
Here's a tip for our customers
Baby, it’s cold out there.
How to replace a president
Joe Dunlap will have filled the North Idaho College president’s shoes for four years when he retires next June 30, but he was much more than a placeholder for the next prez. One of the good things he’s done is give…
How to blow away the Christmas blues
If this is the most wonderful time of the year, why doesn’t it always feel quite so wonderful?
People the kids can look up to
Twenty people donated $50,000 each.
Editorial: Voters should decide tuition proposal
Smokers feel picked on, and rightfully so. In many quarters, they’re perceived as second-class citizens, addicts with a filthy habit whose right to smoke now seemingly extends no farther than their own personal pro…
Let voters decide tuition proposal
Smokers feel picked on, and understandably so. In many quarters, they’re perceived as second-class citizens, addicts with a filthy habit whose right to smoke now seemingly extends no further than their own personal…
What to do with all that money
‘Tis the season for charity.
Press editorial: Thanks for stuffing hatred
A little gratitude goes a long way.
Let science rule over sentiment
Tons of waste from a century of mining in the Silver Valley now reside on the floor of Lake Coeur d’Alene. That’s a fact nobody denies.
Schools can help reverse voter apathy trends
The young woman working in a Coeur d’Alene business was listening to a conversation among customers on Nov. 4. She wore a puzzled expression.
Words to live - and die - by
You might be listening a while before hearing many words of wisdom from Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.