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- North Idaho College’s student news organization, The Sentinel, won third place for best Two-Year Feature Magazine of the Year. The College Media Association recognizes excellence in student newspapers, websites, magazines, yearbooks and radio or television stations. This year, it judged 446 total organizational entries from 186 colleges and universities.

Irvina Bradford Alden, 90

Irvina Bradford Alden passed away June 23, 2014. 

Hayden price-cut-a-palooza

Neighborhood of the Week: Oct. 24

Local brick-and-mortar stores feeling solid

Despite bleak forecast for in-store business, North Idaho retailers faring well

Despite bleak forecast for in-store business, North Idaho seems to be faring well

Turkey travel

AAA: Pent-up demand to be with loved ones, not gas prices, behind increase

Solid growth brightens economic outlook for 2014

Federal Reserve presses ahead to scale back stimulus

WASHINGTON (AP) - Consumers will spend more. Government will cut less. Businesses will invest more. And more companies will hire.

Today's ghastly groaner

A man is checking his luggage at an airline counter.

Today's ghastly groaner

Mary went to her doctor’s office and went up to the counter at the receptionist’s window.

FEDS: Short-selling America

This is our home. We took it as a house, my husband brush painted the whole outside. We put in hardwood flooring, painted inside and rejuvenated the landscape. It has a new roof, dishwasher and water heater.

REALTY: Bleak picture gets old

Kim Cooper, you are fired. As the spokesperson for the Coeur d'Alene Board of Realtors, you do a great disservice to all real estate professionals, builders and real estate investors. Every week you believe you need to remind the public that real estate is in the proverbial toilet, something we all know.

Cellular Connection acquires Phones Plus retailers

The Cellular Connection, the largest Verizon Premium Wireless Retailer in the U.S., announced it has acquired the Phones Plus chain of Verizon Wireless Premium Retailers with 18 stores located across Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

Senate advances bill to block eminent domain use by cities

ADVERTISING: ADVERTORIAL Is winter the right time to list your home?

By RICH DUSSELL

Hayden Lake Marathon is Saturday

Drivers are asked to be aware of runners

Last-ditch Person Field confab tonight

By TOM HASSLINGER

High triglycerides helped by diet and exercise

OTCs may be cause of body odor

Wine Tasting: How to?

Last week I saw a news story about this weekend's Mother's Day winery tasting held in Spokane. If you have never been you should go sometime it is a great event although brace yourself for huge crowds.

More options for treating psoriasis

DEAR DR. GOTT: To the reader who wrote in to your column regarding her grandson's psoriasis: Try a naturopathic doctor who focuses on diet. I went to a dermatologist for years with a horrible case of psoriasis. I have used steroidal creams, took cortisone injections (one time directly to the soles of my feet, one of my more painful experiences), and gave myself weekly shots in the abdomen. I even had an infusion treatment and countless "trial medications" in trying to reclaim normal skin that would not crack and bleed. When my dermatologist suggested I save my sperm and go in for light chemo, I went looking for other opinions.

Showing love, gratitude on Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is almost here, and it is a great time to think about our loved ones and the special gift of love and companionship they bring.