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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…
At last, it's East Sherman
When folks get together one week from tonight, practicality and ideology are almost certain to clash.
Let's pretend it's summer
Summer is still technically a month distant, but when it comes to Memorial Day weekend, who's worried about technicalities?
Climbing the election mountain
If you're disappointed with the turnout of Tuesday's elections, think of it another way. Think of it as a warm-up.
Vote 'yes' on Cd'A safety bond
As a community, we're just coming out the other end of one of the most painful tunnels we've ever traversed together. Compassion and support for local first responders is at or near an all-time high. If they were g…
War of the ages - and the wages
Hand it to Anne Nesse: She puts her energy where others' low wages are.
You're invited to a talk about guns
Anybody here interested in the Second Amendment?
Sorrow on Mother's Day
Forgive us if Mother's Day this year doesn't cheer the heart as it normally does.
Here's why NIC's budget matters to you
The Press recently completed two weeks of phone surveying, talking to more than 300 subscribers about front-page stories in the newspaper. Of all the stories published on Page 1 in that span, one showed an alarming…
Who's that you're sleeping with?
Suppose you're a card-carrying conservative who would have a hard time deciding which evil is greater - Obamacare or Common Core.
Big win for local mental health
Saving lives and saving money.
To Frank: A life well lived
Only a few weeks into his new job, the editor of this newspaper had just published a controversial column. That was late 2001, and Frank Henderson stopped by his office without an appointment.
CHS students win hearts, praise
Forget Fight for the Fish.
For Jobs Plus, a beautiful day
To have all three Jobs Plus leaders in one big room was perhaps the best part of Thursday's Jobs Plus annual meeting.
Closer to Mayberry than to Ferguson
Under that bullet-proof vest, Coeur d'Alene Police Chief Lee White is a fierce law enforcer.
Governor steps up for Pend Oreille
Well done, Governor.