BILL BULEY
Bill Buley covers the city of Coeur d'Alene for the Coeur d’Alene Press. He has worked here since January 2020, after spending seven years on Kauai as editor-in-chief of The Garden Island newspaper. He enjoys running.
Recent Stories
Real Life comes to Coeur d'Alene
RLM establishes downtown campus
One of the largest churches in Kootenai County is establishing a campus in Coeur d'Alene.
On his own, some day
David Carson undergoing therapy, working hard to regain strength, mobility for family
No tricks here
Frank Peretti produces best-seller with 'Illusion'
Combatting suicide in the military
Korean War veteran and chaplain offers to counsel vets, active-duty members in Coeur d’Alene
Soo, just Do it
Cd'A man shares love of Korean martial art
Daily fix at Franklin's
Co-owner Evelyn Bevacqua often greets guest by name
Laughs, music = fun
'Pete 'N' Keely' opens tonight at Playhouse
Thanks for not smoking
Kids want to 'Kick Butts'
COEUR d'ALENE - There's no nice way to say it, so Karen Ashbrenner just said it.
A school with heart
Masin Hawkins visits Lakes middle school during AHA fundraiser
COEUR d'ALENE - Masin Hawkins is shooting hoops almost every day. He plans to be on the court for Hoopfest this summer, too.
A faith to die for
Former Muslim turned Christian settles in Cd'A, will speak tonight
COEUR d'ALENE - Michael Paulus grew up in Iraq. His family is there. He would like to return to his home.
Doggone, they can run
Leashes and Laces helps Post Falls police
Lifestyle Adjustment
Couple aims to improve lives with chiropractic care and ' Maximized Living'
The world according to the Wargis
Roy and Vivian's life together has often been based on plain speaking
Move over coconut! Here comes something meatier
Hot-selling chocolates feature a hint of bacon
'We have to save this guy'
Coeur d'Alene man honored for actions following truck crash on U.S. 95 near Riggins
When Rick Carter saw the loaded logging truck barreling toward him, his thought was, it seemed a bit like a 3D movie.
Go, Crime Stoppers
More money, awareness needed, newest board member says
Josh and Valerie Queen: Welcome to The Gym
IN PERSON
Josh Queen remembers seeing the pretty blonde when she came into Precision Fitness a few years ago.
Warm up inspires shoppers
Love you - and coffee, too
Dutch Bros. managers give their all to stores and to each other
Spring fever
Home and Garden Show begins Friday at fairgrounds
COEUR d'ALENE - Take 40 yards of sand, 400 square feet of pavers, three dumptruck loads of rock, and mix in some heavy equipment and a few good men.
Hate crime charge reduced
Man pleads to lesser charge, defends his actions in incident
COEUR d'ALENE - Joel Diekhoff says he wouldn't change what he did on that day in late August that led to a felony malicious harassment charge.
KHS dismisses director
Rondi Renaldo let go after nearly 2 years
COEUR d'ALENE - The Kootenai Humane Society is looking for a new executive director.
Tanya Travis: A promise kept
IN PERSON
On Jan. 3, 2011, Tanya Travis got up and weighed herself.
'Closer to God'
Ash Wednesday marks beginning of Lent for Catholics
COEUR d'ALENE - Lent, said Father Francisco Godinez, is a time to discover inner attitudes "that may be the root of our sins or sinful behavior."
'Mangy mutt' indeed
KHS caring for dog with severe case of mange
'Science rocks!'
Ramsey, Lakes students explore science together
Epic laughter
Comedy opens at Playhouse
Catholic Daughters to host annual book review and tea
'A Little Faith' brings women together
COEUR d'ALENE - Bonnie McDowell still recalls going to the Catholic Daughters annual Book Review and Tea when she was a girl.
Fernan fuels up for fitness
School begins nationwide health program
COEUR d'ALENE - When pictures of Superman, Batman and Green Lantern sporting milk mustaches filled the screen in the school gym Monday, Fernan Elementary students roared.
Janie Givas: Children's Champion
IN PERSON
A day for the dogs
Cricket's, Fedora will host Best in Show parties to benefit KHS
Welcome to the 'Monkey King'
LCHS play tells of Chineselegend through tumbling, music
Treated like royalty
Chairs from the 1850s will make return to Hawaii
Hunt and Andor
Post Falls Police Department has new K-9 unit
POST FALLS - The newest addition to the Post Falls Police Department weighs just 75 pounds.
Lasting Love
Nobel and Wilma Brewer mark 75th anniversary
Nicol Barnes: The word from KHS
IN PERSON
50 years of 3Cs
Nonprofit has raised nearly $1 million
'Katie's Kibbles'
Girl, 9, buys pets food for H.E.L.P. Center clients
Father rescues child from fire
Blaze started in back room while dad was gone
'Please,' Add the Words
Cd'A rally one of several across the state to protect gay, transgender Idahoans
Fred Grubb: Coaster King
IN PERSON
The 'Premier' wedding place
Photos, planning, jewelry, offered under one roof
'Blue Obsession'
Cd’A man’s documentary on ice climbing will be part of Banff Film Festival
'God bless you'
RDI donates new heating system for Coeur d'Alene man
COEUR d'ALENE - It was the words that caught his attention.
Love, Harmonizers' style
Quartets will deliver songs on Valentine's Day
Andrew Willis: 'Atomic' sales
Hayden company thrives by emphasizing quality embroidery, screen printing
A beautiful day to spend on the ice
As snow falls, Cd'A man turns to Fernan for fish
FERNAN LAKE - When the snow floated down in North Idaho on Wednesday, and it kept on coming, some grabbed their snow shovels.
The show goes on
Protesters steer clear of opening night of 'Rent'
In search of Conner's costume
Mom's effort to find son's Halloween outfit quickly attracts strong following
