The value in staying put

Sometimes NOT buying can be just as big a decision.

Had enough snow?

I hope you like snow as we've certainly seen plenty of it lately.

'Normal' housing market on horizon

Inventory continues to grow; prices coming down

Housing market slows

Trolls thrive in social media

We are getting meaner.

Big screen for the big game

Sporting events have business booming for local retailers

Neighborhood of the Week: Local broker publishes guide for homebuyers and agents

Kelly Hanson wants to help people avoid the common mistakes that are made when buying a home.

Texas AG announces multi-state lawsuit against Google

DALLAS (AP) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Wednesday announced

Black Lives Matter protesters, and those with flags, square off at McEuen Park over recent police incidents

COEUR d’ALENE — In the middle of the crowd, as two groups looked toward each other and occasionally exchanged shouts and glares, Amanda Longpre stood with her daughters Tuesday at McEuen Park.

Betty Atkins of Hauser wins NIC's Really BIG Raffle

COEUR d’ALENE — Betty Atkins of Hauser might be moving to Post Falls soon, for she won Wednesday night’s grand prize at the Really BIG Raffle — a new house worth $285,000.

Holiday craft fairs and bazaars

Here is an updated directory of local holiday craft fairs and bazaars. This year, consider purchasing gifts from one of the hundreds of locals who take pride in creating quality, one-of-a-kind items or tasty home-made foodstuffs. It’s a great way to support your own community and the people in it while giving gifts this holiday season.

Crafty and bazaar: Ideal!

Here’s an updated directory of local holiday craft fairs and bazaars. This year, consider purchasing gifts from one of the hundreds of locals who take pride in creating quality, one-of-a-kind items or tasty home-made foodstuffs. It’s a great way to support your community and the people in it while giving gifts this holiday season.

Report: More youth use smartphones as route to Web

Just 15 percent of adults use phones to surf the Internet

CHICAGO - Keep computers in a common area so you can monitor what your kids are doing. It's a longstanding directive for online safety - but one that's quickly becoming moot as more young people have mobile devices, often with Internet access.

Unemployment claims going online only

The Idaho Department of Labor is changing procedures in its 25 local offices.

QUALIFIED: And can't get a job

Discrimination is alive and well in the state of Idaho and its communities. Age discrimination and disability discrimination, that is. How do I know this? Because I have been applying for work via the state of Idaho and cities within the state as well as with private companies for the past four years. I have a current (2010) Bachelors degree in Business Administration and Marketing. I also have over 20 years experience as a business owner as well as 15 years experience as an office manager, operations manager, administrative assistant and have been involved in my communities as member of BOD’s, Committee Chairman, Treasurer, volunteer creator and Editor-in-Chief of newsletter publications for community groups and have years of public speaking experience. I am also earning a Master’s degree online.

How liberals can really make a difference

On Thanksgiving Day I had the misfortune of reading a "My Turn" article published in the Nov. 27, 2013 Press by Jimmy Pappas. The article caught my attention when I read the charge he made about a "cut and slash agenda" when referring to spending on food stamps, Meals on Wheels, Head Start, Social Security, etc. all federal programs. Mr. Pappas is apparently not aware of how Baseline budgeting for federal programs work. As a tax person, I have to deal in law and facts. Here are the facts that clarify what "cut or slashed spending" really means.

Negotiators close on a nearly $2 trillion virus aid package

WASHINGTON (AP) — Top congressional and White House officials emerged from grueling negotiations at the Capitol over the nearly $2 trillion coronavirus rescue package saying they expected to reach a deal Tuesday.

Dogsmile Adventures to host celebration, film premiere Nov. 14

Online bidding opens Wednesday

Dogsmile Adventures, a North Idaho therapeutic sailing nonprofit, will hold its annual celebration and Race to Alaska film premiere online at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14. “We are now celebrating season No. 3 at Dogsmile Adventures, and what a season it was,” said Capt. Jon Totten, founder and executive director.

City to buy $247K dump truck

Council decides against dedicating ARPA funds without workshop

Council clears path to purchase $247K truck

Board, union may have a deal

School district employees stand to get pay increase

COEUR d'ALENE - Coeur d'Alene School District employees are in line for a merry Christmas.

Entertainment Calendar April 12, 2013

Schedule of events for April 12-14

“Miss Representation:” 6-8 p.m., North Idaho College, Room 106 of the Meyer Health and Sciences Building, a film described as a “frank and honest documentary on the portrayal of women in media,” free and open to the public. May not be suitable for all ages. Presented by Lewis-Clark State College and the North Idaho Violence Prevention Center. Seating is limited. RSVP: akaplan@nivpc.org or 664-9303