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DEVIN HEILMAN/Press Rita Klocko, 12, of Post Falls, dishes up homemade biscuits and gravy Saturday morning with the assistance of her sister, Maria, 14, left, and friend Madeline Goggin, 13. The young ladies volunteered to work in the kitchen of Pleasantview School during the Cowboy Breakfast, which serves as a major fundraiser for the Post Falls historic site. The Pleasantview Community Association has several projects in the works to restore the 1910 building and give it new life as a community center.

DEVIN HEILMAN/Press Rita Klocko, 12, of Post Falls, dishes up homemade biscuits and gravy Saturday morning with the assistance of her sister, Maria, 14, left, and friend Madeline Goggin, 13. The young ladies volunteered to work in the kitchen of Pleasantview School during the Cowboy Breakfast, which serves as a major fundraiser for the Post Falls historic site. The Pleasantview Community Association has several projects in the works to restore the 1910 building and give it n…

October 15, 2017

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A symbol of what used to be
October 15, 2017 1 a.m.

A symbol of what used to be

POST FALLS — The clang of the old school bell and the mouth-watering aroma of fresh biscuits welcomed those who went to Pleasantview School for the Cowboy Breakfast on Saturday morning.