Introducing Cd'A chamber rebrand

But that's not all – our updated color palette takes inspiration from the breathtaking natural beauty of our surroundings, infusing traditional greens and blues with a modern twist.

CAUCUS: Original source is key

I was a caucus captain at the recent Idaho Republican Presidential Primary Caucus, and I personally witnessed a good example of why you should do your own research — beginning with the original source. There was so much misinformation and confusion about the caucus!

Kootenai County housing crisis: Second in a series

For nearly three years elected officials, building and housing professionals and civic organizations have been working together to build a ToolKit of Solutions to address the housing crisis in Kootenai County.

Community Thanks

See who's thankful!

PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls boys, Coeur d'Alene girls shine in sunny Sweeney track opener

Results from Friday's prep track and field, softball and baseball slate.

NIC SOFTBALL: Cardinal bats break out in NWAC-opening sweep at Treasure Valley

NIC (10-2) visits Blue Mountain of Pendleton, Ore., for a doubleheader today.

'The silly side of life'

Mamas in Business urged not to be too serious

“Who here feels like they’re on autopilot?” Heather Pincelli asked the audience at the Mamas in Business conference at Prairie Falls Golf Club. The conference featured “Beyond Limits” as the theme and hosted local experts, interactive workshops and networking opportunities for regional business professionals in attendance Friday. Mamas in Business is a supportive networking community open to everyone offering educational sessions and community-driven events.

FAST FIVE Idaho adventures await Lisa Reeder

Meet Lisa Reeder, who was born and raised in North Texas. Lisa attended East Texas State University, obtaining a bachelor's in accounting and a Master of Business Administration from Texas A&M University. She spent 30 years working in the U.S. defense industry. Lisa is married to Don and has a daughter in Texas and a son in California. She also has four beautiful granddaughters. Lisa is an avid quilter and loves to teach her granddaughters and friends to sew and quilt. She and her husband relocated to North Idaho several years ago and now consider themselves Idahoans.

Hot Wheels in my heart

Racing, crashing cars treasured days of childhood

My brothers and I arranged the tracks through the basement, seeing how far we could run them. We could set the jumps far apart to see just how far they could go. We could set the starting line on a table with a steep drop to see how fast they could go.

MY TURN: Clearing up convention confusion

Support proposed Convention of States

Best Night Sky Events for March 2024

March unfolds as a celestial spectacle, ushering in the first equinox of the year and a subtle shift in seasons.

McDonald's apologizes for global system outage that shut down some stores for hours

The company said the outage also wasn't related to its shift to Google Cloud as a technology provider

Pierce Brosnan pleads guilty to walking off trail at Yellowstone hot springs, must pay $1,500

The actor issued an apology on his Instagram account Thursday, saying he “made an impulsive mistake” and calling himself an environmentalist with “the utmost respect for and love of our natural world.”

PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland bounces back for split in Bevacqua's debut at alma mater

“Our guys came out and competed,” said Lakeland coach Al Bevacqua, who played on state championship teams at Lakeland in 1993 and 1996. “The guys really started seeing the ball and putting some stuff together in the second game.”

Principal: No four-day school week at Charter Academy

Cd'A School District still considering budget options; pros and cons cited

The Post Falls School District went to a four-day school week. The Coeur d'Alene School District is considering it. In a recent letter to parents, Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy Principal Dan Nicklay left no doubt where his school stands on the issue.

Opening doors for the next generation

Rathdrum chamber showcases local job opportunities

Approximately 300 students filed through the “Opportunity Knocks” job fair hosted by the Rathdrum Chamber of Commerce at Timberlake High School on Wednesday. Students were able to meet representatives from several industries including banking, construction, fiber internet services, auto care and more.

EDITORIAL: Three big reasons for health, happiness

Residents enjoy Triple Crown of health care

OPINION: Precinct by precinct, take back your party

Take part in this critical primary election

OPINION: Party on

Political parties are private organizations. They are the manifestation of our freedom of association, our fundamental right to increase our persuasive capability by gathering with likeminded individuals to petition our government.

ART INSIGHTS Don't forget that two-letter word

Not all art requests are equal

What is the most outrageous, difficult or dangerous art project you have agreed to undertake?