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…
This protest isn't about intolerance
You remember Ganesha.
Our waists tell a sad parking story
Let’s pick on parking.
Three veterans you're lucky to meet
In honor of Veterans Day, we’d like to salute three in particular.
Expectations exceed transit hub's purpose
Let’s say it all together and then utter it no more: Kootenai County’s transit hub is exactly what was promised.
Don't believe a political word in Facebook ads
Voters, beware.
Cd'A voters, keep a good thing going
For Coeur d’Alene residents, Tuesday’s election is more than three choices between seven passionate candidates. It’s a referendum on the State of the City by the Lake.
Misinformation sandwiches ruin a good appetite
Say “cheese” all you want. When people react and overreact to mere bites of information from a full meal story, nobody ends up smiling.
Here's your Halloween challenge
Politically divided.
Salary salvage is a slap in taxpayer faces
It’s time for Kootenai County to end the practice of “salary salvage,” and if other entities relying on taxpayer dollars are playing a similar game, stop now. There is no salvation from salary salvage.
Support Hayden in its public safety request
Forget the scare tactics.
Passionate about pink in October
The power of pink.
Well, Earl, you sure didn't get cheated
If Purple Hearts were awarded for every time a person made others’ lives appreciably better, Earl Hyde Jr.’s coffin would be blanketed 3 inches thick.
NIC sports controversy: facts, fiction
Many in the community are upset with North Idaho College President Rick MacLennan and the school’s Board of Trustees for parting with Athletic Director Al Williams and agreeing to unfair penalties from the Northwes…
Joe hatches a beautiful, ghastly idea
Q. What room does a ghost not need?
Let's empower Idaho's leaders in education
Local entrepreneur Brent Regan opened the door to a healthy discussion about improving public education recently with a three-part series in The Press. His key point was that the tools to learn and the learners the…