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…
Bring on the next tech center
Big questions still need to be answered - apparently, in the next few weeks. But North Idaho College's leadership is answering the biggest of them all: "What are you doing to provide technical training for good job…
A word to you graduates
When you've crested the hill and one day find yourself gently braking on the downhill side, you have a tendency to look back. You think something foreboding is following you. And you're right.
Sandpoint's scintillating solar system
The road to Sandpoint becoming North Idaho's intellectual and economic capital could be paved with hexagon-shaped solar panels.
The gift of good jobs
Almost nine years ago, Steve and Judy Meyer donated $1 million to North Idaho College. It was - and still is - the largest single donation in the college's 80-plus year history.
Season of electoral intrigue
You can attribute Tuesday's local primary election results to any or all of the following:
Big hug for McEuen
With McEuen Park ready to fling open its arms in official fashion Saturday, be prepared to utter the following three statements:
Staying out of the mud
You were warned.
Yep, it's a big deal
Like Rick Rasmussen, the ad was hard to miss.
Warning: It could get crazy
The Press editorial department extends its appreciation to the many political candidates and their supporters who this week have reminded us that logic goes out the window in the homestretch of campaign season.
Do your part, people
Today is the last day you can request an absentee ballot, Kootenai County voters. And Friday is the last day you can vote early by going into the Elections Office at 1808 N. Third St. in Coeur d'Alene's midtown.
And now, let us pray
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling Monday sanctioning prayer before open government meetings didn't pass the smell test of the Constitution's Establishment Clause, according to scholar David Adler. But Adler, who deli…
What's a good teacher worth?
It's national Teacher Appreciation Week, and we're reminded that in all the free world, no pursuit is more noble.
Here come the candidates
Not everybody knows who's running for what this spring, let alone why it even matters. We hope to help clear up both those points.
Magnetic McEuen
You could ask, but you wouldn't get anything better.
We're all Sean and Meghan
This editorial is about Sean Michael Daly, about Parkinson's disease, and about the people who attended Sean's memorial service last Thursday.