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OPINION: Just like everyone else, Idaho’s Attorney General must comply with the law
Three years ago, I joined five other former Idaho Attorneys General in describing that important position as “the …
RASMUSSEN: The ideal candidate
RASMUSSEN: The ideal candidate
JACOBSON: Leads city to prosperity
JACOBSON: Leads city to prosperity
BROOKS: Common sense and integrity
BROOKS: Common sense and integrity
GOOKIN: Listens to people
GOOKIN: Remember McEuen
LOFFMAN: Newcomer has traditional values
LOFFMAN: Newcomer has traditional values
POST FALLS: Leaders doing great
POST FALLS: Leaders doing great
GOOKIN: The leader Coeur d’Alene needs
GOOKIN: The leader Coeur d’Alene needs
LETTER: SCRCC Chair implores community to show grace, compassion, and empathy
RASMUSSEN: Will put learning first
Rick understands leadership, accountability and the importance of teamwork — values that will serve our students and schools well. He will listen, collaborate and make thoughtful decisions that put kids and learnin…
FUNDS: Help Lake City Center
The center relies on the government for grants and funding to keep it afloat. Those are becoming more difficult to obtain. They need help so they can continue providing services.
JACOBSON: Real roots in Post Falls
Post Falls needs a mayor who has been involved and lived here, not someone who moves here and tells us what changes they want.
JACOBSON: Vision and leadership
Our City Council votes, but our mayor leads. Both roles are essential to keeping Post Falls strong, responsive, and growing responsibly. Mayor Ron Jacobson has consistently provided steady, transparent leadership —…
GOOKIN: A fearless candidate
As Election Day nears, Coeur d’Alene faces growing challenges: Expanding budgets and the need for accountability. We need a mayor with expertise, respect and commitment to taxpayers. As a conservative Republican, I…
RASMUSSEN: Fights for kids
Born and raised in CDA, Rick comes from a family of educators and uniquely understands how to make our school district the best it can be. Rick never says no to helping those in need and he never says no to doing w…
COEUR TERRE: Still much unknown
The Coeur Terre project requests, and is granted “changes.” Project is 450 acres. The change is to allow a significant portion of the project, approved for a maximum of 2,800 residential units, to have designated “…