The 'Great Flood of 1993' was the Midwest's worst natural disaster

Weather Gems

More lowland flooding occurred this week east of the Mississippi River. Many of our Harris-Mann farmer clients still are unable to plant or replant their washed-out crops in at least seven states in the Midwest.

Solving sickness

Take steps now to avoid coming down with a cold or flu

We’ve come to the beginning of another fall/winter season in North Idaho, and along with that comes an increased chance of catching some unhealthful crud, namely a cold or flu.

Record mid-April hard freezes kill Great Plains wheat

Weather Gems

Last Tuesday, April 15, was the coldest "Tax Day" nationwide on record. Hard freezes extended as far south as northern Texas. Mid-April snows were seen throughout the Corn Belt states. Columbus, Ohio, had nearly four inches of the white stuff on Tuesday, its heaviest snowfall ever for so late in the spring season. Traces of snow were reported in the Texas panhandle, Arkansas and Tennessee. Even northern Louisiana had a few flakes. Detroit, Mich., set a seasonal snowfall record on Tuesday.

THE FRONT ROW WITH GARRETT CABEZA: Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015

Lumbermen back as state hosts

It had been 10 years since the American Legion baseball AA Coeur d'Alene Lumbermen team had hosted the state tournament.

Golf and life lessons from a centenarian golfer

It is no secret that I love to play golf. And it’s no secret that I have conducted a lot of business on the golf course. Perhaps the worst-kept secret of all is that I have learned a lot during rounds of golf, particularly during a very memorable recent game.

A review of the book 'Dark Winter'

Weather Gems

There is a new book out entitled; DARK WINTER, by John L. Casey, a former White House National Space Agency Advisor, NASA Head-quarters consultant and Space Shuttle engineer.

On the trail

Snaking its way along a lazy river, a pristine lake, through neighborhoods and adjacent to a former freeway, the North Idaho Centennial Trail next year will celebrate 30 years of catering to runners, walkers, bicyclists and your basic health-conscious outdoorsy types.

Caps, gowns, no frowns

North Idaho College celebrates 2023 graduates

Grit. Reflection. Kindness. North Idaho College business management and entrepreneurship assistant professor and 2023 commencement speaker Dean Miles urged graduates to remember these cornerstones to be successful as they go out into the world. "Having grit suggests that you have perseverance and passion and will work hard to achieve a long-term goal," he said Friday during the commencement ceremony. "It is related to other personality traits such as resilience and hardiness. Term 'grit' suggests that individuals who possess grit tend to be high achievers. Do you all have grit? I think so. Graduates, you've proven today, by earning your right to be here, to be awarded your certificates and degrees, you have grit. Cornerstone No. 1. Stay gritty."

History at play

Seltice Elementary fourth graders explore Idaho trades, traditions

The smile on Kaeleb Giovanelli's face was as bright as his red shirt as he went for a leisurely ride on the back of Red, an American quarter horse, led by volunteer Gracie Mobbs. It was his first time riding a horse. "It was amazing! It was fun!" the enthusiastic new equestrian said when he stepped off the horse.

Seniors in serious bind

Hayden Senior Center rent goes up 62%; help wanted

The Hayden Senior Center at 9428 N. Government Way is getting the boot.

County could pull impact-fee trigger

Would generate revenue that might ease residents' tax burdens

County commissioners consider new ways to pay for growth

HUCKLEBERRIES: This tale of Tom's no whitewash

Coeur d’Alene has a connection to Tom Sawyer — yes, that Tom Sawyer — through its funeral homes: Yates and English.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — What do you say? Let’s talk rosé!

It may seem counterintuitive to be discussing rosé wines when we're still dealing with the sporadic April snow showers and cold weather here in Idaho. However, rosé is a versatile, food-friendly wine that deserves to be appreciated in every season. While it makes a refreshing warm weather sipper, rosé can also provide a delightful contrast to hearty meals during the colder months. So, let's celebrate the appeal of these pink-hued wines, no matter what Mother Nature has in store.

Two Lakeland seniors appointed to U.S. Air Force Academy

Two Lakeland seniors appointed to U.S. Air Force Academy

State high school girls basketball tournaments

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Girls basketball state schedule

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The mystery of 'Idaho'

By DEVIN HEILMAN

California dreamers filling up North Idaho

Coeur d’Alene Realtor John Beutler doesn’t hear the grumblings.

A great show in the throws

There’s all kinds of hidden gems around this part of the state.

Gas prices drop for Memorial Day

262,000 Idahoans among the 43.8 million Americans taking a trip this weekend