NOISE: Look up for worst offenders

Noise ch. 10.8 needs to cover planes/helicopters: that prohibits operation of any vehicle or engine that’s excessively disruptive, annoying or of reasonable sensitivities.

Legals for March, 20 2024

OPINION: Labrador's dereliction of duty impairs Legislature

Refusal to produce written advice is for political self-preservation

As electric vehicle sales slow, US relaxes plans for stricter auto emissions standards for a while

The auto industry called the benchmarks unworkable with EV sales slowing as consumers worry about cost, range and a lack of publicly available charging stations.

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Zags, Cougars so different, yet so similar

Here’s the most critical similarity between Gonzaga and Wazzu, the one that likely will determine how far they advance in the tournament. Both have been outrageously erratic 3-point shooting teams, and it has cost them dearly.

Shoshone County eyes broadband

Examines internet infrastructure

In the 1930s, a push to extend electricity throughout rural America in addition to the cities through the Rural Electrification Administration. Nearly a century later, Colleen Rosson said the internet connectivity holds a similar status in the national spotlight, especially in rural areas such as Shoshone County.

Idaho bill to prohibit cities and counties from regulating knives moves to Senate

Redman: 'Knives are arms protected by the Second Amendment'

Todd Rathner — representing Knife Rights, a national organization of knife collectors, owners and manufacturers — helped craft the bill. Rathner said there are 14 other states with similar legislation.

Canyon Elementary celebrates legacy of hands-on education

While it may be a surprise to many that a school as small as Canyon Elementary School would be at the forefront of technology, it’s not surprising why Idaho Gov. Brad Little would be supportive of their efforts.

Donavon Lee Adamson, 75

Don Adamson passed away peacefully on January 28 after a short illness.

Under new management

While Inland Forest Management sold, little will change

It was 40 or so years ago that Dick Bradetich and Mike Wolcott walked into Bill Love's office at the Idaho Department of Lands in Sandpoint. The pair, Love recounts, wanted to let him know about their new forestry consultation business. Now, Inland Forest Management officials are letting the community know about a new change in the company with the sale of IFM to Georgia-based F&W Forestry Services.

Legals for March, 19 2024

The spring equinox is here

On Tuesday, March 19, at 8:06 p.m. PST, spring will officially arrive across the North American continent. The date is also known as the spring equinox, and this occurs at the exact same moment across the globe.

Groups take on child abuse

Event set for April 4 in Cd'A

Idaho is celebrating Child Abuse Prevention Month in April.

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Locals could make bigger impact on Idaho football this fall

“Zach (Johnson, the former Lake City High star) kinda became a situational pass-rusher too, and played some defensive end," Idaho football coach Jason Eck said. "He did a good job on special teams. He probably played more on defense at defensive end than he did at linebacker. He’s playing Will (weakside) linebacker right now, but I do think he’s got some ability to rush the passer, so he might be a guy that, on first and second down, plays linebacker, and if it’s third and seven, sub him down to edge rush. I like that model.”

PREP BASEBALL: Post Falls opens season with sweep at Sandpoint

“Austin hit the ball really well all day today,” Reese said. “His pitching was good, but he was just a little off and had some close pitches. But he looked good for an early season start.”

NIC ROUNDUP: Hobson has a day for Cardinals in sweep

Sophomore Kani Korok also hit a grand slam in the second game for NIC (12-2, 4-0 NWAC), which travels to Columbia Basin on Friday.

A celebration of exceptional service

PF American Legion honors first responders, volunteers

It was an evening of surprise and celebration as the Post Falls American Legion Steven H. Nipp Post 143 honored the community's finest. Volunteers, firefighters, paramedics, deputies and more were lifted up for their dedicated service and selfless sacrifice during a Saturday evening banquet at the Post Falls Legion. The event was attended by nearly 100 guests.

OUR GEM: Restoration Partnership selects Coeur d’Alene Basin restoration projects

The Restoration Partnership is excited to announce that 10 projects have been selected in 2024 to address natural resource injuries or services lost due to the release of mine waste contamination in the Coeur d’Alene Basin. Many of the projects will start in this year.

Karen Passaro (Faur), 63

On a bright bluebird day, Karen Faur Passaro hiked a mountain. Let’s say she was 26 or 62. At the top—the good part—breathing hard, alive in her body, she threw her arms wide, saying this day will be a memory.

EDITORIAL: Thankful for a juicebox full of joy

It's grand to stop, breathe and share.