Amador to discuss state budget in Cd'A

Rep. Paul Amador, R-Coeur d’Alene, will host a town hall meeting from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday in the Community Room of the Coeur d’Alene Public Library. The town hall will have a special focus on an overview of the Idaho state budget.

Avista seeks public input

Registration for virtual meeting open now

Energy company looks at 20-year plan for electricity and natural gas

National Ladies Homestead Gathering in Wallace

Event happening today and Saturday

The Ladies Homestead Gathering will host an informative event in the scenic Silver Valley Today and Saturday Oct 7.

Election security info sessions set for Tuesday

Info sessions on election security set for Tuesday

Cd’A PD offers ‘citizen’s police academy’

CDA PD to offer citizen’s police academy

Reminder: Open primaries forums are Sunday in Cd'A, PF

The League of Women Voters of Kootenai County is reminding community members that two informational forums will be held Sunday.

Movers and shakers

Free workshops instruct how to do business with government

Learn basic guidelines for doing business with the government at three free workshops planned in North Idaho.

Briefly

- Gary Eller will perform “Strong Women of Early Idaho” at the Athol library this evening at 5 and at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Rathdrum Library. Listen to humorous songs and stories about Idaho historical women, including local mine owner May Arkwright Hutton, Banjo Nell, and horse rancher Kitty Wilkins. There is no cost to attend.

Ice cream sundaes aren't just for the kids

This sophisticated sundae from Hannah Miles' "Sundaes and Splits" has serious adult appeal. It takes its inspiration from the classic Italian dessert, tiramisu.

That'll do pig, that'll do: 4-H critters get plenty of attention at the North Idaho State Fair

4-H critters get plenty of attention at the North Idaho State Fair

At just 7 months old, Gerald already weighs 270 pounds. He is a big pig. With an attitude. “He's kind of crazy sometimes,” said Maddie Andres with the Ramsey Raiders 4-H Club. “And actually, this is my alternate because my other pig got hurt. But yeah, he's always been a little spunky.” Gerald is one of many pigs lounging around at the North Idaho State Fair at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds.

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Marketing sign-up deadline Wednesday

Movers and Shakers January 22, 2013

Citizens sound off at VA town hall meeting

'Negative growth' movement is alive

Picture this: Full page, expensive ads in national publications such as Washington Times, USA Today, and The Monitor Weekly, strategically timed as a hat's-off to Earth Day. The topic? Negative population growth in America. Yes, that translates to telling our growing national populace to have fewer children.

Federal court upholds Florida's docs vs. glocks law

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A Florida law restricting what doctors can tell patients about gun ownership was deemed to be constitutional Friday by a federal appeals court, which said it legitimately regulates professional conduct and doesn't violate the doctors' First Amendment free speech rights.

Keeping public comment on topic

Cd'A School Board considers tightening policy

During a meeting when public comment policy was on the agenda Monday evening, not one community member signed up to speak.

CDA schools confront misinformation

Superintendent addresses critical race theory, vaccines and more

The questions have been answered. Coeur d'Alene School District Superintendent Shon Hocker posted a response to the community’s concerns addressing critical race theory, COVID-19 protocols, equity framework and more on Saturday. “We're still seeing people out there being very vocal about mask mandates to the point where sometimes it seems like they don't even understand that we do not require masks,” Director of Communications Scott Maben said. “Where are these notions coming from? I don’t know.”

A penchant for public speaking

Cd'A teen wins PF American Legion Oratorical Contest

A Coeur d'Alene teen with a penchant for public speaking won the American Legion Post 143 High School Oratorical Contest for a second consecutive year.

Take that to the bank

Area financial institutions share expertise with Mountain View students

Bank applications and financial paperwork can be daunting, especially for young people who have never opened checking accounts.