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Duane Gene Severson, 89
On April 8, 2024, just 4 days before his 90th birthday, Duane G. Severson heard a call from his Lord…”Well done, good and faithful servant; you have been faithful over a few things,
Sonrisa Taqueria to open in downtown Cd'A
Gourmet scratch-made tacos with flavor profiles from around the world and 90 beers on tap are featured at Sonrisa Taqueria that opens Wednesday at 519 E. Sherman.
Labor Day forecast: Dry, hot
Fire danger to be high; Camp sites expected to fill up
If you're hoping for stability in the weather and gas prices for Labor Day weekend, it looks like you're going to get it.
ReStoring homes and lives
Habitat for Humanity helps build, repair homes
It's a handyman's heaven.
Fast Five: Melissa DeMotte: Book-lover, story adventurer and The “Well-Read Moose”
Meet Melissa DeMotte, bookstore owner, nature lover, nerdy aunt!
Tick-tock, tick-tock ...
Tips for last-minute shoppers
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Wanda Duwe, 87
Gas prices climbing again
Idaho prices expected to rise; National average at its highest since 2014
Get ready to pay more at the pumps
Save your turkey bones, help your own!
Don’t throw your turkey bones out! Keep them to make “bone broth” or “bone stock!” Consuming nutrient rich broth from animal bones can make a big impact on the integrity of your joints, bones and health in general.
Even fun can't escape rising costs
Silverwood No. 6 on list of highest ticket price increases; big pay hikes part of reason
Silverwood No. 6 on DealA's list of highest ticket price increases since 2017
Idaho endowment lands produce record $124 million
Years later, young patient bids farewell to hospital
COEUR d’ALENE — Holding her little brother’s hand, Gemma Farrell, 6, walked alongside her family to the hospital where she was receiving her final IV treatment for a rare pediatric disease.
For the love of lefse
Trinity Lutheran Church continues tradition of making Norwegian flatbread to be sold at November bazaar
For the love of lefse
Retail sales weaken in December ...
... but cap a record year
GAS PRICES: Yes, blame Biden
There was a recent letter that stated the President does not control gas prices. President Biden upon entering office immediately called for the Keystone pipeline project to be closed and also called for the ending of and curtailing of other fossil fuel refining from coal and shale. Gasoline prices immediately began to rise and in Idaho have gone up $1.50 a gallon and elsewhere in the United States even more.
Highrise could bring lawsuits
Developer ready to go to court if neighbors sue
COEUR d'ALENE - The Colorado developers proposing to build a highrise apartment complex in downtown Coeur d'Alene are one step closer to making the project happen.
What you might not know about McEuen
The year was 1956. Coeur d'Alene was in economic doldrums. The lumber market was slow. The 50 motels only filled in the summer. City population seemed to have leveled off at 16,000. Downtown was dormant.
National project puts Press on stage
Website picks local paper as Idaho representative
COEUR d'ALENE - It's a legitimate question: Who the heck needs newspapers?
GIFT: Food for thoughtful
I would like to thank the lady who paid for my groceries at Super 1 Foods grocery store in Post Falls on the afternoon of Dec. 8. I came up to the counter and when I was going to pay for it, the manager told me a lady had just paid for it and had gone home. I was so surprised and thanked the manager and clerk. I appreciate the woman's kindness and generosity.
GUNS: Wake up to solutions
Since Liberal/Progressives are more apt to gather in gun free zones, due to their belief that guns cause crime, they are more vulnerable to terrorist attacks than most of we pro-gun advocates. Given the fact that terrorists are known to attack soft (unarmed) targets, a number of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs around the country are now advocating their citizens carry concealed firearms to counter terrorists’ attacks. Some universities have seen the light and are allowing armed students on campus. Hopefully, the Liberals/Progressives in both political parties will wake up and smell the roses.