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 tale about taxes
Of all the states where one might choose to become a tax collector, Idaho probably isn't an ideal selection.
When down is up, Vandals
This is not an argument for the University of Idaho to drop its football program from the highest level in intercollegiate sports to the next highest level.
A special reflection
The Kootenai County resident was commenting on a column in The Press about the sun and skin cancer when he paused for a moment.
Cd'A schools brace for future
Poised to rise or fall precipitously, the Coeur d'Alene School Board has met three key challenges with three bold moves in recent weeks.
No place like home
The tall, thin man spoke quietly on Jane Morgan's front porch at 9 a.m. Saturday, but mostly he listened.
A happy ending after all
Things rarely turn out to be as bad as we fear - or as good as we hope.
Build an army of Addises
Some kids get to go out for ice cream when they bring home good grades.
Free to criticize
As many news-gathering entities do, the Spokesman-Review allows readers not just to comment on published articles and blogs, but to do so without revealing to the public their identity. The S-R now faces a June 1 h…
Listen to your mother
Maybe all you really needed to know you learned in kindergarten, but not us.
Tourney kick-starts economy
Just as tourism and recreation experts from around the state are departing from a big conference today in Coeur d'Alene, a new wave of visitors arrives. SUVs packed with soccer gear and hopes of glory are arriving …
Dewberries: Here's your license to insult
Name-calling is nothing new, but during any political season, it's in especially high style.
Reject the pretenders
Independents, this is your call to arms. We mean that in a First Amendment sense.
Lost and found
First, Luanne Melior lost her father.
Million dollar school questions
The Coeur d'Alene School Board and the North Idaho spring weather have a lot in common lately. Stick around for 15 minutes and both are likely to change.
Recall y'all
The reader's always right.