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…
Op-Ed: Law applies to these candidates, too
Macomber, McGeachin ignored AG's advice and now are paying for it.
Op-Ed: Portrait of a conspiracy damages community
KCRCC and its followers are misinformed in assault on public education.
You have one important assignment today
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, inspiration goes a long, long way.
Op-Ed: Stand up and support public educators
We are witnessing organized regional and national aggressive campaign attacks on public educators in both K-12 schools and colleges and universities.
Voters, today's your lucky day
Two great voter resources are at your fingertips.
Op-Ed: Former 271 trustees encourage civility
As former school board trustees for Coeur d’Alene School District 271, we are concerned by recent news articles and editorials highlighting local security concerns stemming from safety concerns around school board …
Op-Ed: Open letter, closed minds
Standing up for 'common citizens.'
PRESS ENDORSEMENT: CDA needs more than 'angry' in a mayor
Alfieri campaign built on conspiracy theory, anger; Hammond is rational, passionate and positive.
Higher density a key part of good growth
From having our kids and grandkids nearer to us and ensuring our stores and restaurants have enough workers to provide what we need, apartments must be part of the long-term solution.
Op-Ed: Gov. for a day does not mean ‘queen’ for a day
Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin, who served as a state representative from Idaho Falls for a decade (2002-2012), has said often that she needed some time off from st…
Attack on public education identified
Eight weeks does not an education expert make.
These citizens have earned your vote
Press shares 2021 local election endorsements.
Op-Ed: Criminalizing constituents
I read with alarm Kaye Thornbrugh's article, "COVID chaos linked to widespread school board resignations" in the Tuesday, Oct. 5 Coeur d'Alene Press.
Today's threats could echo tomorrow
Volunteers under attack as elections draw near.
Op-Ed: Idaho’s former Chief Justice Burdick has not slowed in retirement
Many Idaho court watchers figured the former Chief Justice of the Idaho Supreme Court, Roger Burdick, would slow down to smell the roses when he retired at the…