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DEVIN HEILMAN/Press The new Kootenai County Kindness Wall in White Pine Park in Post Falls is a location where people of all ages and abilities can take or leave a painted rock. Winn Koehler, a Post Falls mom, arranged the area on an old retaining wall that used to house plants and a flagpole. She created the area to make hiding/finding painted rocks easier for small children and disabled individuals.

DEVIN HEILMAN/Press The new Kootenai County Kindness Wall in White Pine Park in Post Falls is a location where people of all ages and abilities can take or leave a painted rock. Winn Koehler, a Post Falls mom, arranged the area on an old retaining wall that used to house plants and a flagpole. She created the area to make hiding/finding painted rocks easier for small children and disabled individuals.

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.