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…
Oh boy, it's almost time
Today is special, and not just because it's the final Sunday before you get to sleep in an extra hour.
An inspiring Post Falls story
Never mind that the Rodkeys were seemingly all beneficiaries of supersized longevity genes.
Assault on Scouts wrong
Once upon a time, due diligence was expected, if not rewarded.
An Rx for you - and economy
Sure, they're still competitors. Northwest Specialty Hospital, a for-profit facility that specializes in outpatient surgery, and Kootenai Health, a nonprofit, full-fledged regional hospital, have healthy independen…
Autumn opens its doors to you
If you need a break from all the stress and anxiety that's seemed to swallow the civilized world, welcome to the club.
Open invitation to work together
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is the state's top legal official and a sterling example of ethical leadership.
No, it's not politics
The law is the law. Unless or until it changes, you'd better know it and abide by it.
Greater enemy is apathy
Even if the weather is chilly and the tourists are gone, downtown Coeur d'Alene could be pretty interesting tomorrow.
To be open is right - and wise
The reason people devote themselves to public service is so they can serve the public.
From Afghanistan with love
Cool it, KTEC critics
You KTEC mumblers and grumblers, keep your hard hats on.
Big night for nonprofits
Every Kootenai County nonprofit needs money.
Spotlight on stellar students
The conference room at Doubletree Inn in downtown Spokane was packed Sunday night. Representatives from five of the nation's most distinguished universities were there on a recruitment mission which included group …
Aim high, Cd'A schools
The debate in Coeur d'Alene schools over programs for its highest-achieving students is much more than a dispute highlighting philosophical and political differences among patrons. And while a cost-benefit analysis…
Seniors at a crossroads
Some folks didn't care for it a bit when Lake City Senior Center decided to drop "Senior" from its name.