Insult to injury? Naaaa

Steve Adams' parking ticket appeal gets denied, posted online

COEUR d'ALENE - Ouch.

Spring finds

We have had a great run of tasting new wine over the last couple of months, with many visits from winemakers, importers, and other wine professionals. We have found new favorites and rediscovered some “old friends,” many of which we have added to the shelves, and even more that we have featured in our weekly wine special The Friday Night Flights. You can sign up to get those specials emailed to you by emailing us here at the shop info@thedinnerpartyshop.com. Here are some of the wines we have really loved and added to the collection.

Water pollution trouble brewing?

Heavy metals may be moving in Lake Coeur d’Alene

A new approach

Forest Service talks regional concerns, cooperation

Fall finds the special occasion category

Fall is a great time of year for wine consumers and wine retailers. The combination of fall releases and our distributor partners working hard on their portfolios results in us finding many new things to put on our shelves. And if it is on our shelves it is available for your consuming pleasure. This week we will focus on the higher end items for smaller gatherings and special occasions. Stay tuned next week for the new finds that are more “gently priced”.

MTV causes stir with film on white people

NEW YORK - One of the challenges for makers of the MTV documentary "White People" was getting folks to talk about race when they didn't feel the issue concerned them - like those quoted as saying they consider white the "default race" or "normal."

Student: Phones are our friends, not foes

Coeur d’Alene School Board,

Thanksgiving wine reviews

Each year as we approach the most traditional of American holidays, Thanksgiving, I look forward to writing this article. It is the most food-friendly of holiday meals, and each year we are excited to assemble a wide range of wines that not only pair well with the main event, fabulous side dishes, and yummy appetizers, but also meet the preferences of assembled large crowds. From sparkling to still, white to red, and sweet to dry, here are some of our favorites this year to serve to your friends and family.

Cd'A School District: Growing into the future

COEUR d’ALENE — One of Chuck Kiesel's favorite things to do every morning is greet the students at Coeur d'Alene High School.

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Mark Leonard Smith, 53

Faithful Observations: Dr. Johnson's quest for optimal health

By BOB SHILLINGSTAD

MY TURN: Stormy CLN Trustees

Burst pipes during January’s freeze caused significant flooding at Athol and Post Falls libraries. The buildings are closed while staff members assess and document damage to facilities and collections.

Staying on guard against equine colitis

Horses have delicate and complex gastrointestinal systems compared to many other animals, leaving them susceptible to digestive disorders, such as colitis.

sholeh: Can nonprofits get political?

Questions arise when churches are involved

Blue Bell closing creameries for training, cleaning

BRENHAM, Texas (AP) - Blue Bell Creameries said it will close all three of its creameries in Texas, Oklahoma and Alabama for intensive cleaning and employee training in response to listeria illnesses linked to its ice cream.

Navy sees progress against blaze on warship in San Diego Bay

The fight to save a burning Navy warship docked in San Diego has entered a third day with indications of improvement

Animals are out

Seized pets have been adopted; sheriff's office thanks volunteers

COEUR d'ALENE - The Kootenai County Sheriff's Office recognized Thursday more than 30 individuals who volunteered their time, services and equipment to assist in the care of more than 100 animals seized in an abuse investigation that began in January.

Hoist a few at 'Brewfest'

More than 30 craft beers and ciders

'Stupid and hungry and greedy'

By RALPH BARTHOLDT

Bob D. Ray, 90

Bob D. Ray made his journey to Heaven on November 15, 2022. Bob was born on October 12, 1932 and grew up in Greenville, Texas where he graduated high school in 1950.