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Cd'A Shrine Club needs new members
We were elated to see the front-page story about the Hayden Senior Center (aka: The Hayden Senior Gems) partnering with the Coeur d’Alene Shrine Club following the sale of their previous venue, which had resulted in a steep rent increase.
Support those who've proved their mettle
Beware the ideologues backed by KCRCC extremists.
COLLEGE ATHLETICS: Big Sky Conference cancels spring sports
Spring football practices suspended
For safety of all, follow PHD mandate
“I will not wear a mask.” “I will not comply with a mask mandate.” “This is a violation of my rights.”
FAREWELL: The final salute
Tossing and turning in our cots, 4 a.m. and not a wink of sleep around the base as thoughts repeating the week’s attacks raced through our heads. Giving up on sleep, one by one we sat up and prepared for the day.
Report and a message from the chief
The Post Falls Police Department released its annual report for 2011 on Monday. We've provided a copy of the report for you to download.
KTEC: Ignored Reality
How many of us make plans for our children's future when they are little and state, "My Johnny or my Susie is going to college." Realistically, most all of us do, and for good cause. A college education is always a worthy goal. But the Ignored Reality is that almost two-thirds of all kids who enter the school system will not go on to college and get a degree. In fact, a full 25 percent of them will not even finish K-12. They'll drop out.
Being a great role model
When was the last time you were a role model to someone you love or someone who is important to you? Do you have a memory of a moment in time that really stands out when your mom or dad did something so positive it left a lasting mark in your life?
Sen. Crapo seeks help of North Idaho veterans
The men and women of our Armed Forces face many challenges as they protect our nation. Because of the unique challenges they face and solemn sacrifices they make, Congress must support the needs of service members both on the battlefield and upon their return. The recent exposure of the mistreatment of veterans seeking assistance through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) again underscores the need to improve the delivery of assistance to our nation's veterans. The scandals prove that the stakes are high: Congress must get VA reform right this time. As I work with my congressional colleagues to address the needs of our nation's veterans, the policies I advocate must have a meaningful impact on our veterans in Idaho. In an effort to improve my understanding of veterans' needs, I invite Idahoans to share their VA experiences with me through a brief survey.
Detox your way to health
It is vital that we provide our body with proper rest because this allows for recovery and healing. This is also the philosophy behind detoxification. Detoxification is a process that works by shifting the focus from metabolizing foods to a focus on cellular regeneration and internal cleansing.
Church responds, defends its rights
I write as one among the growing majority of freedom—loving Americans who are in
COMMENTS: Read at your own risk
A BIG THANK YOU to Choull.
History will remember our reaction to coronavirus, so let's be there for each other
I’ve been talking to many Idahoans about the 2019 novel coronavirus. Everyone has an opinion, and most people are doing their best to stay healthy and prevent others from getting sick.
Op-Ed: For the free, risk is key
Once again we face the prospect of elected officials and unelected bureaucrats determining that changing COVID figures warrant restricting our freedoms.
Library bill a danger to us all
Could send librarians to prison — and imprison free thinking.
Op-Ed: Celebrating teachers, our partners in the education of Idaho’s future
For generations, our family has run a ranching operation in Idaho.
Title companies feel vulnerable families are entitled to a nicer Thanksgiving
Turkeys & More Coordinator Evalyn Adams was very excited to receive a combined donation of $3,000 given by six of the local title companies.
VETERANS PRESS: Free and discounted event tickets to veterans and their families
Vet Tix provides tickets to events which reduce stress, strengthen family bonds, build lifelong memories and encourage service members and veterans to stay engaged with local communities and American life. We support our troops by honoring their service and providing positive family and life experiences, during and after their years of service to our country.
My Turn: The way it was in Cd'A
A look back at beautiful old CDA
Borrowing from disaster
It's the single greatest threat to our national security.