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Tickets available for 2024 Lead Creek Derby
The annual Gyro Days festival is just a few weeks.
Moon Pass cleanup underway, road to remain closed
Shoshone County has received funding to clear a rock slide that has blocked the road over Moon Pass.
Lois Schlaefer, 80
Lois Schlaefer, born Lois Lynne Duea, Lemon Grove, CA, to Virgil & Sara Duea, sister to Dee Ann Sverdsten, is celebrated in her passing due to her character in life.
A rare dazzling light show for the Inland Northwest
Over the weekend, residents of the Inland Northwest were treated to a dazzling display of lights.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: MOMS and DAUGHTERS — It’s a special feeling for mothers watching their kids play sports — and the feeling is mutual from the kids
Lisa Cessna was a cheerleader at Sandpoint High, graduating in 1995. Nearly three decades later, she’s still cheering — rooting on the three daughters raised by her and her husband Gary Cessna, also a Sandpoint High grad.
PREP ROUNDUP: Vikings win play-in, on to state in baseball
“We did a great job of adjusting how they were pitching us,” Coeur d'Alene coach Erik Karns said. “I knew if we got a lead early, we’d be able to put some pressure on them. We just played good Viking baseball.”
Small races, big stakes: Precinct committee elections may shape Kootenai County’s politics
As the May 21 primary election approaches, Kootenai County residents may have noticed something they’ve never seen before: yard signs for Republican central committee candidates.
Respect: Find out what it means to business
A wolf spent his nights howling at the moon. He was making fun of her, of how old she was, how slowly she moved and how little light she had. In the same forest, when the howling had stopped, the little hedgehog would come out to console the moon.
HUCKLEBERRIES: Geranium Day put petunias out to pasture
This Tuesday you'll be seeing red all over the place.
EDITORIAL: Mom's message about friends worth remembering
Happy Mother's Day and no thanks, A.I.
Celebrating Hospital Week at Kootenai Health
Outstanding employees deliver superior services
Community Conversations: The Escalating Threat of Fentanyl in North Idaho
On May 16, 2024, at 3:30 in the afternoon, the Coeur d'Alene Regional Chamber, in partnership with Kootenai Health and North Idaho College, will host a free informational forum at North Idaho College on the threat of fentanyl in our community.
HOMES: Preserve our local history
It is very upsetting to see the old beautiful homes and buildings being torn down in Coeur d’Alene and replaced with modern apartment buildings and townhomes.
PRECINCT: Failure of a smear tactic
I am running as a precinct committeeman in Precinct 510 representing the Idaho Republican Party during the primary election on May 21.
PATZER: Best choice for precinct position
We are writing in support of Dave Patzer. As a lifelong resident and long-term resident of Kootenai County, we have had the opportunity to witness Dave’s unfaltering commitment to Coeur d’Alene. His honorable service on many boards and committees exemplifies his tireless devotion to the people in our community.
GRADUATES: Message from an ORAG
Dear Kootenai County high school graduates, As you jump into your future with your graduation I would like to ask you to take a look at service: Service to your country, state, county and communities.
PAC steps up for local housing solutions
Partnership grows stronger with Panhandle Area Council's support
America's debt tops $34 trillion, but a commission to address it appears dead in Congress
“No one seems to care,” Manchin said. “It’s a shame, $34.6 trillion in debt. No one cares about it.”
THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: 'Special light' ... Mitchell has always been up for the challenge as a Viking
“She’s actually good in any event she competes in,” Coeur d'Alene track and field coach Shawn Amos said. “We were just deciding just what other event we could put her in that she could score the most points. She went and tried it one time, and she’s got all the skills you need — she’s springy, she’s fast — and she's been doing it for two weeks. Once you get her going, she wants to compete and win and get good at it.”
PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls boys, girls win fourth straight regional titles
The state 5A and 4A meet is next Friday and Saturday at Mountain View High in Meridian.