DEMOCRATS: Wrong on everything

I am so glad to be alive in this day and age when the leading members of the Democratic Party tell me over and over that we are led by the very worst president this nation has ever had the misfortune to elect. In only a few days, we will all wake up and find out from a party that has forsaken God, a party that endorses and encourages every perversion that humans can think of and the party that believes you can tax your way into prosperity and forgets the misery, death and destruction visited upon the world by Communism, that the novel coronavirus is a creation of Trump.

Gun craze at Christmas

Firearms selling quickly, make for great presents say local sporting stores

It's a stocking stuffer that will certainly get a reaction.

Idaho Land Board will stick with timberland-buying strategy

Gov. Brad Little’s desire to make a significant course change involving a politically charged strategy on how to invest millions of dollars to benefit public schools and other beneficiaries has been rejected by his fellow members on the Idaho Land Board

TRIBES: Follow the money

Don’t you just love the quote from attorney Seth Permian, “The economical opportunity is just astronomical — it would be almost negligent to miss out on this.” How about they are intrigued by the idea that pot can help reduce the use of methamphetamine and prescription drugs. WOW.

Hay fever sufferers have plenty of options

Ask Dr. K

Pain and gain

Global oil impact: Who's hurting, happy, hopeful

Mysterious, majestic Q'emlin Park

I was visiting with Grandma Margaret and watching the chickadees land on her porch when I suddenly had the idea to ask her about the wooden mining claim post I had recently found while exploring the edges of Q’emiln Park.

George Allen Stoddard, 79

George Allen Stoddard passed away in Coeur d'Alene on Feb. 3, 2013, at the age of 79. He was born the last of six children to Clarence Allen and Ida Lily Stoddard on Aug. 21,1933, in Kingston, Mo.

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Rosella J. Tucker, 93

Lakeview price-cut-a-palooza

Neighborhood of the Week

Neighborhood of the Week

Mary Alberta Deaton Snodgrass 'Alberta', 88

Mary Alberta Deaton Snodgrass (“Alberta”), 88, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, formerly of Indianapolis, Indiana, went to be with her Lord early Sunday morning, October 23, 2022.

Interest in housing still strong

Whether it is the low interest rates, ample inventory or the reduced prices, interest in area real estate is still high.

Stability spreads

We have been fortunate to provide you with good reports about the improvement and apparent stability of local real estate for months. In fact our market has improved steadily during the past two years and although price increases appear to be slowing some, we still see appreciation consistent with a healthy market.

National news bodes well

It is rare that we put much stock in what happens nationally with real estate. We choose instead to focus on local activity to give you a perspective which benefits you directly. The news this past week however has given us cause to reflect on how the national trends can have a local impact.

Summer at the lake at Sandcreek Lofts

Living on the lake is a dream for many in the Inland Northwest. At the Sandcreek Lofts at Sandpoint Marina, you get the lake view and boat access without the stressful maintenance that often comes with waterfront property.

Lake activities and building flexibility at Dover Meadows

Living within a short stroll of the stunning beauty of Lake Pend Oreille isn’t out of reach. In fact, it’s very much affordable in the Dover Meadows neighborhood of the Dover Bay Waterfront Community.

Google fined $22.5M for latest privacy breakdown

Stephen Marr, 72

Stephen D. Marr - A Friend to the Humble and Renown

U.S. may soon become world's top oil producer

'Survival gardens' can help save cash

Many cash-strapped families are turning to "survival gardens" to help dig out from the recession. These differ from the usual vegetable patch by delivering high yields from small spaces and producing wholesome foods that store well.