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DEVIN HEILMAN/Press Debby Carlson of Post Falls, right, son Aidan, 12, and Winn Koehler (with baby) scope out some of their favorite rocks Friday at the new Kootenai County Kindness Wall in White Pine Park in Post Falls. The wall was arranged by Koehler and other organizers of the new rock painting/hiding group, KC Rocks, for little kids and those with disabilities who cannot easily go out and hunt for cleverly hidden rocks.

DEVIN HEILMAN/Press Debby Carlson of Post Falls, right, son Aidan, 12, and Winn Koehler (with baby) scope out some of their favorite rocks Friday at the new Kootenai County Kindness Wall in White Pine Park in Post Falls. The wall was arranged by Koehler and other organizers of the new rock painting/hiding group, KC Rocks, for little kids and those with disabilities who cannot easily go out and hunt for cleverly hidden rocks.

August 29, 2017

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Wall-to-wall kindness
August 29, 2017 1 a.m.

Wall-to-wall kindness

POST FALLS — A lonely, dirt-filled, circular retaining wall in White Pine Park won't be lonely anymore.