3Cs to give away record $135K to local charities

A successful anniversary fashion show, support from local businesses and the generosity of Cancer and Community Charities members are factors that have led to the largest giveaway in the nonprofit's history. The 3Cs announced Tuesday it has broken its fundraising record and will give away a hefty $135,000 to local charities during its Appreciation Lunch next month.

North Idaho memories: Hayden man shares fond recollection of Moscow childhood

Although I have been a Coeur d'Alene-area resident for some 40 years, I have lived and worked in many cities in Idaho. I was born and spent my first 13 years in Moscow, Idaho and I think that's North Idaho enough for this series.

Four simple steps to reviewing your own estate plan

We should all aim to have our legal planning in order, but how do you know if you have what you need in place? Spending a little time reviewing your estate plan every so often is a must. What should you look for? Let’s take it step by step.

Daniel Robert Garnett, 37

It is with the heaviest heart that we announce the passing of our cherished and beloved family member, Daniel Garnett, who we lost suddenly and unexpectedly on June 14th, 2024, at the age of 37.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Sunscreen: Doing more harm than good?

It’s important to understand that there are two basic types of sunscreen you can buy: Chemical and Physical.

OPINION: Principles are more important than politicians

Kootenai County Democrats strive to elevate loyalty to principles over loyalty to politicians. It’s what makes us different from the opposing party. No President is a God above the law.

OPINION: Is Idaho really being invaded by migrants seeking government handouts?

We have heard recent claims that Idaho is being invaded by hordes of undocumented immigrants seeking to vote in Idaho elections and grab government handouts. There is no evidence to support either claim, but in today’s charged political environment, proof is the last thing you need to address an imagined problem.

MY TURN: Fireworks: Enforce the law or get off the ladder

Some people feel there are more important things to worry about. Nate Doe thinks we should “deal with it” as his momma used to say. Perhaps Nate should speak with the family whose house burned due to fireworks.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Strategies for combating menopausal hot flashes

Hot flashes during peri-menopause and menopause are seriously annoying! Fortunately, there are things that you can do to help them.

The importance of a jury of our peers

Back in June, around the date of summer’s official start, I received a jury summons in the mail.from Kootenai County. It had been a couple of decades since I was last called to serve.

DISSENT: It’s crucial for democracy

In a letter to the editor published on July 17, Suzanne Kearney labeled us, Michelle Lippert, Pat Raffee and Theresa Birkett as “critical curmudgeons.” Initially, we found this amusing, but upon reflection, we saw deeper implications in her accusation. Let’s dissect this label.

AGGRESSIVE DOG: City shows no concern

We unfortunately lost our beloved pet yesterday due to an aggressive next-door dog that entered our property and took the life of our little Luna. She passed in my wife’s arms on the way to emergency.

Legals for July, 24 2024

Idaho Democratic party convention delegates unanimously endorse Kamala Harris

Local democrats "enthusiastic" about delegate endorsement of Harris.

Nashville grapples with lingering neo-Nazi presence in tourist-friendly city

Elsewhere in the country, white supremacist groups have made similar — but often isolated — appearances this year

Big Sky Football Kickoff: Plenty of new faces will need to step up for Vandals

“I’ve been very impressed by Zach’s natural ability to rush the passer,” Eck said. “And he’s worked hard on his body, he’s up to about 222 pounds now, and I really think he can be a difference maker for us. He’s still doing some things with the linebackers, but I think his speed can give some offensive linemen problems (as an edge rusher).”

Idaho-Idaho State football game gets a new name: The Potato State Trophy

The Potato State Trophy officially replaces the retired Battle of the Domes Trophy which was discontinued ahead of the 2023 season after the trophy sponsor adjusted its sponsorship with both institutions. This year's game is scheduled for Nov. 23 in Pocatello.

Kootenai fairgrounds master plan unveiled

North Idaho State Fair leadership unveiled a $280 million master plan to rejuvenate and expand the fairgrounds Monday, though they cautioned that it won’t come to fruition unless Kootenai County commissioners agree to a long-term lease for the fairgrounds.

Shoshone sheriff battles manpower, equipment needs

Addressing increasing levels of crime in Shoshone County has been a challenge, but the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office is hoping that its efforts throughout the county continue to yield positive results.

Guilty verdict returned in Pinehurst meth case

A 65-year-old Kingston man is facing up to eight years in prison after he was found guilty on several drug charges.