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Merritt retiring as KCFR chief
Kootenai County Fire and Rescue Chief Warren Merritt is retiring after a long and distinguished career in public safety.
MY TURN: PF levy needed to keep kids safe in schools
In the current political atmosphere, there seems to be very little agreement. I dare say that there are two issues where all citizens of Kootenai County would find agreement. Our children need to be safe in their schools. Property taxes ought to be controlled. That’s why I would urge a Yes vote for the Post Falls levy.
SHORT-TERM RENTALS: Thank you, Coeur d’Alene public officials
I want to thank the CDA planning commission and the CDA City council for addressing the STR issue that has invaded our fair city.
Connie Sever, 75
Our sweet Connie joined family, our parents, sisters Barbara Joe Davis, Nancy Katherine Bosse, and our children, Billy, Laura and William in Heaven on February 11th, 2023.
The Traditions that bind us
The holiday season is a time to come together and celebrate
Lakeland leaders laud district's track record
We are proud of the fact that our district supported our community by being
TAXES: Washington isn't listening
We all have our attitudes on taxes. Each year we are being called upon to share more and more of our earning with tax collectors. Some people think the definition of our capital punishment is when government sets up business in competition with you and then takes all your profits with taxes in order to make up its loss.
Hayden: It's all about the citizens
Here are some important points about Hayden’s levy increase request.
INSIDE MY TURN: Why would health care providers lie?
The Press recently ran an opinion piece written by a man who implied health care providers are liars and cited critical care RN Emily Farness’ story about a nurse writing goodbye letters for a dying patient as evidence that the hospital is not really in crisis.
Op-Ed: Support your fellow community member
The public mask mandate has become a divisive point of contention in our community.
Keeping you informed during challenging times
It should come as no surprise that we at the Lewiston Tribune are strong believers in an informed public.
Commentary: Keeping you informed during challenging times
It should come as no surprise that we at the Lewiston Tribune are strong believers in an informed public.
UI: Delivering on our brave and bold mission
I am thrilled to be back in Moscow to take the helm at the University of Idaho. To be in this role, after my childhood years roaming campus with my grandfather, Leon “Doc” Green, makes for a special homecoming. The U of I presidency is an incredible honor.
Selling out our Kurdish allies is not a gift to U.S. troops
It broke my heart when South Vietnam fell to Communist forces on April 30, 1975. It was sickening to see the television footage of terrified Vietnamese trying to grab onto evacuation helicopters from the top of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon. The debacle was a giant stain on the honor of this wonderful country.
GUEST OPINION: Let's renew the spirit of this great republic
On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress adopted a remarkable Declaration, proclaiming the 13 American colonies to be free from British control. The delegates famously stated: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Cd'A CHAMBER: Launching tomorrow's leaders
Spring is in the air! The snow has melted (mostly), the birds are singing and tiny blossoms are starting to sprout. It is the wonderful season of renewal and rejuvenation after a long and dark winter. It's been a difficult week for our community, especially for our friends in the education sector after the levies failed. But following this notable setback, I am encouraged to see signs of rebirth, showing an awakened resolve to work together in support of our students, educators and the future of our business community.
MY TURN: Vote with prairie, aquifer in mind
Without natural resource protection, our paradise is lost.
Stolen Valor
All of us who have served honorably deserve the distinction of our service. We show our military pride in our actions in society, and of course in the war stories that seem to be embellished over time. Sort of like telling a fish story that portrays the fish quite a bit bigger than it really was. We wear military caps to show our branch of service, and in a more formal setting we wear our service uniforms adorned with our ribbons of achievement. Wearing ribbons and medals, by the way, is voluntary for service members, and allowed to be worn on our service organizations uniforms at military events.
Unfettered liberty denies justice
What is the meaning of United States citizenship?
OPINION: Idaho Republicans reclaim roots amid division
Precinct committee challengers understand role as workers, not representatives