Vote supporters try again

City Council listens to testimony, doesn't add McEuen as agenda item

COEUR d'ALENE - A week after a subcommittee killed the request of a public vote regarding the McEuen Field redesign project from reaching the Coeur d'Alene City Council's desk, around 100 vote supporters attended the council's Tuesday meeting to ask that the topic come forward anyway.

Nutrition and the many options

For many of us, eating right ranks pretty high on the must do everyday scale. Eating a healthy and well balanced diet seems pretty straight forward. There are hundreds of books, countless diets to choose from and even your family doctor that can give you excellent advice on what to eat. So why is it that a one size fits all approach to good nutrition misses the mark for most of us?

This winter quench your skin from the inside out!

For glowing, vibrant and younger-looking skin, what you put on your plate is just as important as what you put on your skin. Everything that you eat contributes to the inner and outer you, so why take chances when it comes to healthy skin? A balanced diet is the best insurance for skin, but here are some nutrients to pay particular attention to.

A coconut cake for Easter

It's just not Easter without some sort of coconut dessert, whether it's a classic Southern coconut cake or a creamy coconut chocolate egg. So this year we decided to take our inspiration from both of those to create a fresh, yet still familiar dessert for rounding out our Easter dinner.

4-H Food Smart Families serves Cd'A community

More than 100 years ago Idaho 4-H started revolutionizing how science was taught outside the classroom. In its advancement, nearly 100 topic areas have been developed for youth to study. Topics revolve around three areas: Healthy Living, Science and Citizenship. Each area uses research-based curriculum from The University of Idaho's Extension system. County-based Extension faculty and staff partner with community volunteers to deliver 4-H topics to nearly 70,000 youth each year.

Op-Ed: Recount experience shows strength of system

Recounts and the process of election challenges are a hot topic of conversation lately.

Ordinance ordained

Cd'A City Council gives blessing with 5-1 late-night vote

COEUR d'ALENE - The next step is taking a breath.

COVID: Do the research

COVID: Do the research

Committee considers McEuen vote request Clarification

COEUR d'ALENE - Maybe the committee will vote on a vote.

Catching salmon seminar today

Jeff Smith, owner of Fins and Feathers Tackle Shop and Guide Service, to speak at Mark’s Marine on Lake Cd’A

Jeff Smith, the owner of local tackle shop Fins and Feathers, will be giving a seminar on catching salmon on Lake Coeur d'Alene today at Mark's Marine.

McEuen vote supporters try again

By TOM HASSLINGER

For true love, layer passion fruit and chocolate

Chocolate-champagne trifle with passion fruit curd

Passion fruit, chocolate and champagne. Could there be three ingredients better suited for a holiday built around love?

Company's stuffed germ toys catching on

STAMFORD, Conn. - Jim Henson's Muppets made pigs and frogs endearing, and Walt Disney turned a common rodent into a cultural icon.

Brown bag levy/bond talk today in Cd'A

The Coeur d’Alene School District’s upcoming levy and bond election will be the topic of a group discussion hosted today by the League of Women Voters of Kootenai County.

Legislators to hold town hall meeting on Saturday

POST FALLS — Three state legislators will hold a town hall meeting to discuss state topics on Saturday at the Post Falls Library, 821 N. Spokane St., from 10 a.m. to noon.

Trump slams Walker as governor leads in early voting Iowa

A fresh take on the traditional seven-layer dip

Everybody seems enraptured by seven-layer dip. And not that it's bad, but it has been done. And done again. And again.

July is National Grilling Month

National Grilling Month is here! I'm not sure who comes up with these declarations, but I sure enjoy the celebrations.

ADLER: Hearing is believing

David Adler has written an excellent article in the Coeur d’Alene Press that we all should read. I have heard him speak at the Coeur d’Alene library twice in the past year and three months. He is a constitutional scholar and spoke on this topic both times. He makes every effort to address certain issues as written and defined by the courts over the years. He is open to all questions whether on his topic or to address questions by individuals in attendance. Even if the questioner disagrees with what he has said and chooses to attack him personally, Mr. Adler acknowledges the person and explains what the courts have ruled or the understood intent of the Constitution.

Interactive exhibit at NIC starts Tuesday

The community is invited to the "Footsteps: A Journey of Many" interactive exhibit to be held at North Idaho College Edminster Student Union Building March 4-6. Reservations can be made online at www.nic.edu/footsteps.