PREP ROUNDUP: Chavez, Reynolds help lift Cd'A Charter boys past Bonners Ferry

“Tonight was an intense defensive battle,” Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Craig Daigle said. “Bonners Ferry came out aggressive and went up quickly. We did a good job of staying with our game plan and was able to tie it up at the half. Bonners Ferry came out in the second half connecting passes and getting into our third. I think we were able to counter attack and won numerous corners. (Charter’s) Treffen McCord’s corners were fantastic today and helped lead to the second goal.”

3A DISTRICT 1-2 SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS: Cd'A Charter boys win on PKs; Charter girls make it six straight

Charter boys win first district title in shootout, while girls capture sixth straight title

PREP ROUNDUP: Charter boys speed it up, knock off St. Maries

“We came out focused and determined,” first-year Coeur d’Alene Charter coach Craig Daigle said. “We were looking to play fast today and think we accomplished that."

PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls senior Wood wins at Mountain West Classic

Post Falls senior Sammie Wood won the girls race at the 46-team Mountain West Classic on Saturday at the University of Montana Golf Course, finishing in 18 minutes, 13.95 seconds.

PREP SOCCER: Charter girls drop battle with Sandpoint

The loss ended a 22-match winning streak for the Panthers, who finished 10-0 in the Intermountain League earlier in the day when it accepted a forfeit from St. Maries, which has been idled by COVID-19 for the past three weeks.

THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Neophyte Kraken fans, predictions and ailing fingers

Notes and quotes day, kids, and wow … There’s a lot going on.

PANDEMIC: Who to believe

We have two doctors write to the paper, one a retired medical doctor saying that Ivermectin is a proven award-winning drug safe to use for COVID, while the psychologist doctor implies he was a MD.

ADVICE: For the unvaccinated

We don’t need no stink-king vaccination.

Mayoral candidates face crisis questions

Forum is third of four from Press, CDA Chamber

2021 Elections Town Hall Forums continue Wednesday

SHOTS: Not for everyone

Let’s not forget that those who came down with COVID and recovered have acquired natural immunity.

RESPECT: The way forward

The fact that we no longer can partake in reasonable and respectful conversations over any topic should REALLY give some cause for concern.

'Breaking Hate' author to present at HREI

The Human Rights Education Institute (HREI) is proud to bring community stakeholders, citizens and students together to introduce Author Christian Picciolini in an engaging comprehensive exploration of his book Breaking Hate: Confronting the New Culture of Extremism.

Trapper, wolf trapper education courses offered in Panhandle

Wolf trapper classes

MOB: They aren’t ‘adults’

I turned on the news tonight (Sept. 24) and witnessed one of the most disgusting examples of “adult behavior” ever displayed in our community.

THE VETERANS' PRESS: North Idaho Resource Directory

Every county and state has a Veteran Affairs office to answer questions about benefits and provide assistance.

Post Falls candidates take the hot seat

Forum recording available through Chamber website

Newspapers: They're for kids, too

Press used in many classrooms, but there's room for plenty more

For over 25 years, The Coeur d’Alene Press has been delivering free newspapers to schools all throughout the area.

Mask debate dropped

CDA school trustees take mandate off agenda

Following the chaos which cancelled a special meeting to discuss a mask mandate on Friday, the Coeur d’Alene School District board of trustees decided not to reschedule, as well as removed masks from the agenda for their Monday meeting and switched to an online platform.

Fall brings potential ‘sweet spot’ for homebuyers

Neighborhood of the Week: Oct. 3

Candidate forums coming up; registration closes today

Interviews start next Tuesday