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Sholeh: Elections: Americans favor systemic change
Money, parties and structure scrutinized
Kootenai County commissioners weigh in on growth, housing
More than 100 people gathered Friday morning at the Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene in for the “state of the county” forum presented by the Joint Chamber Public Policy Committee.
Protecting your poultry from bird flu
With winter approaching, birds are migrating south to escape the cold and take advantage of more abundant food sources.
Managing parasite infections in small ruminants
Warm seasons are an excellent time for livestock to roam outdoors and munch on the wild vegetation, yet with grazing comes the risk of ingesting parasites.
ICYMI: Fish and Game commission meeting available online
Watch the full recap of the Nov. 16, Idaho Fish and Game Commission Meeting in Lewiston.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Treating Inflammatory Bowel Disease naturally
Inflammatory Bowel Disease can be an uncomfortable and sometimes embarrassing condition, often leading to lifestyle changes to accommodate this disease. There is often confusion between Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).
Strategies for detecting and preventing pet cancer
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, roughly 1 in 5 cats and 1 in 4 dogs will, at some point in their life, develop tumors, with estimations that almost half of dogs over the age of 10 will develop a form of cancer.
MY TURN: Internet, social media and smart phones are hurting our kids
My letter is inspired by Debbie Critchfield's Dec. 20 letter and the follow-up Press editorial. As a mother of young Gen Zers, this topic occupies my mind regularly. As a young Gen Xer, I am part of the last generation to know a childhood without the pressure of social media and the constant inundation and temptation of the internet and smartphone.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — The truth about acne and how to get rid of it
Though acne is not life-threatening, it is a health condition that gets displayed to the world, and consequently can be very distressing. Acne can be a normal and transient phenomenon connected to shifts in hormone levels during puberty. But acne that lingers into adulthood and beyond is a symptom that can be persistent and hard to treat. It can also point to more serious, underlying health issues.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — The benefits of acupuncture for headache and migraine sufferers
There are few conditions as crippling as chronic headaches or migraines, and yet there are over 47 million Americans afflicted. The easiest way to distinguish a headache from a migraine is severity. Unlike headaches, which range from dull to acute, migraines can last for days, interfering in one’s ability to function. Migraines commonly include intense and unilateral pain, nausea and vomiting, and light sensitivity, which may include auras.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Varicose veins: Seeking relief when resilience fails
Varicose Veins are a common problem in the U.S. affecting nearly 20% of the population as of 2022. With such a rise, we need to look at what causes it, and what we need to do to help.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Natural approaches to prostate health
Prostate health is very important to the general health of men, and prostate disease is on the rise. The three main prostate diseases are prostate cancer, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostatitis. Since prostate cancer is a topic of its own, I’m only going to address BPH and prostatitis.
PERSECUTION: Or projection?
Does this sound familiar? “We won’t wear your masks!” “No vaccines for me!” “You’re not taking away my freedom!”
Keeping dogs cool for the summer to prevent heatstrokes
Summer’s infamous heat has sent temperatures soaring to record highs this year, so it’s important to protect our furry friends from heat-related issues as the weather grows more uncomfortably hot.
Front Porch Conversation: Duane Little tackles family connection to mining wars of 1899
Duane Little speaks to family connection to mining wars of 1899
Identifying lumps and bumps with diagnostic testing
Lumps and bumps are a normal part of life, but what do we do when we notice a new lump or bump on our furry friend?
May is for ice cream, motorcycles and voting
The past week’s glorious sunshiny weather has been a mood brightener all the way around.
Kroc Center to host dyslexia speaker series
INW Dyslexia Alliance and The Salvation Army Kroc Center Host Dyslexia Awareness Speaker Series at The Well
Rain or swine
A sprinkling of rain began to fall as folks lined up to see the All-Alaskan Racing Pigs Monday afternoon at the North Idaho State Fair.
First 'Green Summit' on Saturday
The Green Summit will be emceed by George Saylor of Coeur d'Alene.