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…
Landing an effective blow
Yes, the photo on A1 Sunday was objectionable. It was insensitive. Hopefully, it also was effective.
All together: Go Cardinals!
Your community college doesn't merely prepare students for further studies and careers.
First understand, then let 'er rip
Maybe they think of themselves as education evangelists.
Help rally the voters
With North Idaho politics dominated by all things GOP and many of the hottest contests already decided in the May primary, the general election now less than eight weeks away is virtually meaningless, right?
Arfee, citizens left in the dark
After arduous and even life-threatening exterior illumination efforts, Clark W. Griswold has the family gathered in the front yard for the much-anticipated lighting ceremony in the holiday classic "Christmas Vacati…
Minimum wage game-changer
President Obama wasn't speaking to a bunch of small business owners on Labor Day when he once again lauded the importance - the necessity? - of significantly raising the minimum wage.
Sorry to see tourists go
If you're glad those blasted tourists have finally dried up and blown away like pesky leaves, maybe you should hold off the celebration.
The route to school success
Begin with the end in mind.
Local civics quiz, take two
Former Post Falls Mayor Clay Larkin kindly called it a "kerfuffle" when he contacted The Press to alert us that there were some errors in the civics literacy quiz we published in Wednesday's paper.
Test your knowledge of local civics
As promised in Sunday's editorial, here is the first of two quizzes designed to test our readers' knowledge of local civics.
Test your local civics knowledge
Constitutional scholar David Adler hit the bull's-eye this summer with his column declaring Americans' civic literacy ignorance poses a serious threat to the Republic.
Protecting lake, just good governance
We all know there is a physical and sometimes philosophical gap that exists between the state capitol and Idaho's northern counties. An insider in the political and legislative scene in Boise recently said - during…
Look what Dane's done
It's here. The North Idaho Fair and Rodeo opens today, marking the high point of the summer, if not the year, for climatologist Cliff Harris.
Teachers, take that fair offer
Great teachers are worth their weight in gold.
The thing about suicide
Think about the headline in Wednesday's paper.