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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 ice age
No, we are not hopping on board with wild-eyed theorists in the global warming debate.
Follow the dog-gone rules
Take a walk on Tubbs Hill or the North Idaho Centennial Trail. It's almost guaranteed you'll meet someone with a dog, and many times, the dog won't be on a leash.
Park is perfect for LCDC funds
When the board of Coeur d'Alene's urban renewal agency meets this afternoon, a big step in creating McEuen Park should be taken.
Be a player in May primary
Because the Republican Party dominates Idaho politics, most hard-fought and important local races won't be decided in November. The real battles will be waged during the May 15 primary.
Let Dunlap legacy live on
All the stories being told of John Dunlap won't come close to filling the void left by his death last weekend.
Faith in our neighbors
Because the faith of presidential candidate Mitt Romney is an issue, The Press has devoted many column inches to debate and discussion of his faith, particularly compared to other beliefs. And we're prepared to dev…
Redefining a party
The Republican Party in Idaho can be a pretty formidable political foe.
Here comes a little sunshine
Happy Groundhog Day's Eve.
A presidential possibility
Priscilla Bell will retire as North Idaho College president this summer.
Theater lost, lessons gained
Anytime a local business bites the dust, it leaves a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths.
Sharpen your shovels
When it comes to the devastating economic impact of the federal closure of Lucky Friday silver mine in North Idaho, Dennis Wheeler has an idea that might be golden.
Looking for a silver lining
Federal closure of Hecla's Lucky Friday silver mine in Mullan is devastating for the Silver Valley economy.
Winning the bigger game
The greater you are as a fan, the less objective you are about your game.
Empty stomachs, vacant hearts
The man who's leading the charge against subversive education - otherwise known as International Baccalaureate - is trying to muster support for his position that compassion and the opportunity to actually educate …
Curtains open on controversy
Bless the protesters and pass the popcorn.