MY TURN: Don't forget the students; reinstate Swayne

The last couple of years have been challenging for all of us. In particular, it's been an extremely difficult time at North Idaho College. I am not going to go down the path of disparaging anyone personally. I don't feel that is the way to solve the problems at North Idaho College. What I want to communicate about are the forgotten individuals at North Idaho College and the decisions that have been made that can potentially be so damaging to them and our entire community.

Fort Ground Grill to stay in business

After North Idaho College trustees approved the $1 million purchase of Fort Ground Grill, the restaurant will remain open. Finalized earlier this month, the sale is for the property and the building in the form of a “clean shell,” without any fixtures or items related to the restaurant. By law, the college cannot pay more than the appraised value of $1 million.

Records reveal new Patriot Front details

Stickers promoting the hate group appeared in Kootenai County more than a year before June 11 arrests

Stickers promoting the hate group appeared in Kootenai County more than a year before June 11 arrests

Widmyer joins Team Amador

Three-term Republican Idaho State Representative Paul Amador announced today that former Coeur d’Alene Mayor Steve Widmyer has been appointed as Campaign Chairman for his Legislative District 4 re-election campaign.

Young professionals in spotlight

The Kootenai County Young Professionals will be hosting a celebration for the 2021 Top 30 Under 40 winners at 6 p.m. at the StanCraft Jet Center on Jan. 29.

Legislature could target cities' funds

Local mayors argue that should be a local decision

Local mayors oppose possible legislation on city budgets

'Change this hate'

Visitor says she was harassed twice in CDA; mayor calls for treating each other with kindness, respect

Woman said she was harassed in cda

Widmyer won't seek third term

Mayor will focus more on leisure and business

Coeur d'Alene will choose a new leader in November.

Cd'A Council members do double-duty as liaisons

COEUR d’ALENE — The new year brings a new City Council to Coeur d’Alene. Each new calendar brings changes to how the city approaches its constituents. However slight those changes might seem, they can have a big impact.