Cd'A Goodwill to close for remodel Nov. 20

Store will hold 50% discount sales Friday through Sunday

The Coeur d'Alene Goodwill store will close for several months beginning Nov. 20 as it undergoes an extensive remodel.

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Cody Hawkins gives Idaho State hope, and vice versa

The “Hawk Bowl” was Saturday, with UC Davis, coached by Dan Hawkins, beating Idaho State, coached by Dan's son Cody Hawkins, 21-14 at Holt Arena in Pocatello. This Saturday, the younger “Hawk” brings his ISU team to the Kibbie Dome, trying to continue an alternately promising and challenging season in Pocatello.

NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinals get back to fun, East Region title match

Freshman Karolyne Wolfgramm of West Valley City, Utah had 43 assists and one ace for NIC (29-1), which faces Highline in today’s championship match at 10 a.m. Highline (28-3), the second seed from the West Region, swept Lane in its opener.

PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Coeur d'Alene boys capture Nike Northwest title

By winning, the North Idaho XC team qualified for the Nike Cross Nationals on Dec. 2 at Glendoveer Golf Course in Portland.

'I'm not afraid'

Theresa Hart recounts son's story on Veterans Day

Small crowd gathers on Veterans Day at McEuen Park Veterans Memorial Plaza

HUCKLEBERRIES: Cold case closure

Steve Schauer said all along that Duncan Peder McKenzie Jr. brutally murdered a 15-year-old Coeur d’Alene girl days before Halloween 1973.

'Survive and move on': Coeur d'Alene defense comes up big as Vikings advance to state 5A title game

“That was quite a game,” Coeur d’Alene coach Shawn Amos said. “There’s a reason I’m gray and bald, or one (reason), anyway. Eagle is a good football team, and we got just enough stops to survive and move on.”

NIC ROUNDUP: Frosh Poe-Hatten gets statement win for Cardinal wrestling

“Noah’s just an animal,” Booth said. “He just keeps his head down and likes to work and he expects to win matches like that. In his first match (an 11-7 loss to Montana State-Northern’s Rylin Burns on Oct. 28), the nerves got to him a little bit. But to put on a show like that in just his second match was good to see.”

Will an open space bond be floated again? It's unclear

After Kootenai County voters rejected a $50 million bond meant to curtail development on the Rathdrum Prairie, it’s unclear whether the concept will come before voters again.

'We cannot thank you enough'

Brookdale spotlight falls on Linda Bengtson for service as a medic during Vietnam War

About 20 veterans at Brookdale, a local senior living community, were honored with a rose, certificate and accolades

VETERANS PRESS: Top 50 VA disabilities

How do I start getting my Veteran Benefits or VA Medical help?

If you ever wondered what issues other veterans have claimed and are receiving disability benefits, see this list below.

Legals for November, 11 2023

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Caution: Don't bail on the Zags just yet

Defense and rebounding? They’ll have to learn as they go.

Gridiron Guesses Nov. 10, 2023: ‘Big’ task ahead for Coeur d’Alene defense vs. Eagle in state 5A semifinals

“That’s a good football team. (Coeur d'Alene coach Shawn) Amos does a good job. We’ve got a ton of respect for that program,” Rocky Mountain coach Scott Criner said. “They’re going to be a tough out … especially with that quarterback, the way he’s playing right now … they’re good.”

NIC BASKETBALL: Cards shut down Florida SouthWestern State in second half for first win

Cardinal women return to action today against College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls.

Life lessons and hot showers

Kellogg man serves his country as a plumber

Every year, on Veterans Day we hear numerous stories of courage and valor, heroics on the battlefield, and each story is completely deserved – But there are several untold stories of the people who serve, who work behind the scenes to make sure our military functions as efficiently as possible. Shanon Pooler is one of these stories.

Weekend TV/Radio highlights

Television, radio and streaming highlights for upcoming weekend.

OPINION: Thoughts to ponder on World Diabetes Day

Don’t feel badly if you do not realize that Nov. 14 is World Diabetes Day, or that November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. There are no fireworks, parades or party hats to mark the “celebration.” It’s more of a somber time to draw awareness about the crisis of diabetes — an epidemic long before COVID came along.

Movers and Shakers

ATC Manufacturing, Inc. CEO Jacob Bonwell will speak at the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce's 2023 Rise to CEO Speaker Series at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center, 405 N. William St., Post Falls.

OPINION: Death of the primary

The Democrats running Reclaim Idaho and their supporters are pushing a voter initiative which they are deceptively calling the “Open Primary Initiative” and falsely claiming that “Leaders are handpicked by political party committees” and that somehow Idahoans do not have the freedom to vote in all elections. These ridiculous claims are easily disproven with a tiny bit of rational thinking.