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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 …
MASKS: A simple request
Please wear a mask and practice social distancing…
VEHICLE FEE: Ready to listen?
I just want to jump on Jeff Anderson’s bandwagon and tell Mr. Glenn Miles, KMPO’s Executive Director, that he is NOT listening to the people of Kootenai County!
MASKS: Challenge to ski resort
Dare to Tom Chasse, Schweitzer Ski Resort CEO…
DALTON: Complaints ring hollow
Dalton Gardens is at it again-those dang deer! Just why did any of you move to Dalton Gardens?
MASKS: Denying their efficacy
No Mr. Biden, I shall not wear your muzzle! Masks are not effective at preventing the spread of the Wuhan Flu.
WARRIOR: Inspiration to us all
We are always most inspired by stories of grief, struggle and overall adversity as they serve testament to that fact that we are not alone in our experience.
COVID: Its toll on students
The worst thing that could have been done to our kids during this pandemic was to keep them at home in isolation.
AWARDS: Here’s one for Biden
Gov. Cuomo received an international award for his masterful use of the TV.
DALTON: A deer solution
Shoot deer with tranquilizer guns.
CHRISTIANS: Something to ponder
Christianity’s highest commandments: Love God. Love your neighbors as yourself.
WAR: Haven’t we learned yet?
With a government in transition, now is not the time to escalate tensions with Iran.
COLUMN: Clues for cancel culture
Last Sunday’s “Opinion” page of The Press contained a letter ranting on Bob Shillingstad’s weekly column.
VOLUNTEERS: Blessings on wheels
I asked my semi shut-in friend about their Thanksgiving.
FREEDOM: Possibilities limitless
Freedom is a two-way street.
EDUCATION: A route to sanity
Robert Curry said, “When America knew itself, we were the common sense nation.”