Violet Rachel Griffin-Ereth, 100

After more than 100 years on this earth, our precious mother went to join her Savior in heaven on March 14, 2023.

Legals for May, 31 2023

Legals for May, 30 2023

BOOK REMOVALS: Press should publish list

It appears we could have a new task for reporters at The Press. With the change in library trustees, the public needs to keep informed about books that these people choose to move or remove from circulation. We will also need to know about how to appeal such changes.

POWER OF THE PULPIT: Don’t blame churches

It is unfortunate that we have to blame someone else when we don’t get what we want, but that’s what appears to be happening here. The recent library trustees election revealed the will of the people — the new trustees were voted in, prior trustees were voted out. That is why we have elections. We have the freedom to vote our conscience. But that doesn’t give anyone an excuse to condemn, blame or blast those who think differently. We all have reasons for how we vote, and we should all live with the outcomes.

BANDUCCI: Should ‘practice what he preaches’

Violence in the workplace is an unacceptable thing in a civilized society. That point was made abundantly clear when NIC Trustee Todd Banducci was assaulted in his office earlier this month. The quick condemnation of the attacker by our community shows we will not tolerate such activities. Trustee Banducci expressed the ongoing impact on his coworkers and family at the NIC BOT meetings on May 17 and 24.

REGAN: Promoting hoaxes

In his Friday column, KCRCC Chair, Brent Regan performed his same old tired song and dance claiming people are easily manipulated by lies and propaganda, then repeating a litany of fake news he wants you to believe just because he said so. He then blatantly states, “If you repeat a lie often enough eventually someone will believe it and act.”

Pischner to tell WWI story

Free program at Cd'A library

World War II story Thursday

Macomber withdraws as North Idaho College attorney

North Idaho College has no legal counsel, after a tumultuous, five-hour Wednesday night meeting where trustees reversed an earlier decision to hire new counsel and the attorney who was meant to facilitate the transition walked out.

Macomber withdraws as North Idaho College attorney

North Idaho College has no legal counsel, after a tumultuous, five-hour Wednesday night meeting where trustees reversed an earlier decision to hire new counsel and the attorney who was meant to facilitate the transition walked out.

NIC trustees split on acknowledging no confidence votes

Banducci opposes and gives lengthy response

North Idaho College trustees cast a split vote Wednesday night to adopt a statement publicly acknowledging the 13 votes of no confidence passed by students, faculty and staff in the last two years.

OPINION: Too clever by halfwit

The recently released Durham Report confirms what many on the right have known since 2013 and the Lois Lerner scandal, that government agencies have become polluted with a progressive liberal political agenda and that many in the media facilitate this corruption.

Legals for May, 26 2023

Legals for May, 25 2023

Moving forward in Cd'A School District

The day after voters passed the Coeur d'Alene School District's supplemental levy, school board trustees unanimously voted to rescind a financial emergency declaration.

Editorial: Looking for our own Shiva

School districts would benefit by having someone like this young man on their board of trustees.

NIC board meeting Wednesday

North Idaho College trustees will convene Wednesday night for the regular May meeting.

Legals for May, 23 2023

Huckleberries

Mr. Coeur d'Alene: 'He may have done his job too well'

Sometimes, as he sees rapid growth destroying the area’s infrastructure and culture, Dave Walker wonders if his beloved father did his job as a chamber of commerce manager too well.

EDITORIAL: Power of the pulpit in local politics

Here are two ideas to improve communication — and results.