Rain in Cleveland gives slumping M's a break

CLEVELAND (AP) - At least the slumping Seattle Mariners didn't extend their losing streak.

Victor 'Scott' McGlothlen, 53

Victor “Scott” McGlothlen, 53, passed away Jan. 21, 2016, in Lakewood, Wash. He was born Dec. 4, 1962, in Canoga Park, Calif., to Leonard and Lillian McGlothlen. He attended school in Post Falls, Idaho, and was an exceptional athlete.

Idahoans warned about possible health insurance enrollment scammers

BOISE - The Idaho Department of Insurance has been made aware of a possible scam by a company using deceptive practices to market health insurance in Idaho. Your Health Idaho, Idaho’s health insurance exchange, has received complaints from consumers about an organization called National Enrollment Center. Multiple attempts to contact the company went unanswered or were disconnected.

How to trap a wolf, the right way

Idaho rules require a Wolf Trapper Certification class be completed and passed before a person can purchase wolf trapping tags. The course includes 6.5 hours of instruction including both classroom and field experience followed by a written exam. Courses are offered periodically throughout the year.

Movers and Shakers

MY TURN: Revisiting sending hate mongers packing

After reading “Opinion: Idaho must once again send the hate mongers packing” as offered by Jim Jones and published in the Friday, Dec. 2 Coeur d'Alene Press, I offer this commentary.

Commercial building permits and the project review process

The goal of the city's building services department is to provide excellent customer service by working with citizens and their design teams to ensure a timely construction start and successful project completion.

Briefs March 30, 2010

Amadeus tickets are two-for-one

Conversations with the Congressman today

Labrador interested in hearing from everyday Idahoans

Historic essay contest open to local students

The fourth annual Student Essay Contest on Kootenai County History, sponsored by the Kootenai County Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), is open through Dec. 1.

Cookies with a Cop at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Kroc

Drug education event for teens, parents and professionals

Drug education event for teens, parents and professionals

August is a Peach of a Month

Ah, the peach - a classic sign of summer, that shows up in desserts and salads, an anticipated addition to farmers' markets and stands across the country from June through August. August is actually National Peach Month! You may love this sweet, juicy fruit, but how much do you know much about its history or nutritional value?

Consensus: No conflict on park project

Officials: Owning private property in vicinity is not a problem

COEUR d'ALENE - Owning adjacent property doesn't constitute a conflict of interest on the McEuen Field redevelopment project, officials said this week.

Talking about crime and the community

Sheriff, deputies, staff discuss prevalent issues

Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris and Hayden Mayor Scott Forssell invited people to a Morning Coffee Meetup at the Hayden restaurant to have conversations with the community. Sheriff’s office personnel joined Norris and Forssell and answered questions on a range of topics, from the proposed Hayden police levy, increasing fentanyl abuse in the region, the Interstate 90 corridor, to current alerts on their radar.

Cookie dough dip made with cookie dough, not beans

This summer I had the misfortune to encounter the internet culinary sensation known as cookie dough dip.

Post Falls boys, girls triumph

POST FALLS - Post Falls High senior Tori Davenport says she'll miss how her school and Lakeland High come together to help the less fortunate in the community as part of the Battle of the Prairie Pig spirit event.

School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line

Healthy Lifestyles

Hide the chocolate milk behind the plain milk. Get those apples and oranges out of stainless steel bins and into pretty baskets. Cash only for desserts.

READER: Trump yes, Press no

Thank you Lori White for your very positive letter about our great president! Such a rare treat in THIS newspaper which is filled with anti-Trump bilge from front to back day after day! I barely can stand to keep my subscription, but it’s the one way to find out about activities here in town. Believe me, I pay no attention whatever to anything negative about the president, which doesn’t leave much!

Write a winning essay, get cash and a party

The deadline for the Kootenai County Historic Preservation Commission's Student Essay Contest is coming up quickly — Dec. 1.

A record worth taking a licking

Post Falls residents try to set ice cream-eating record

POST FALLS - So maybe the record didn't fall - but it was still a valiant effort.