HAILEY HILL
Staff Writer
Recent Stories
A walk to remember
Just about everyone walking in Saturday’s Annual Suicide Prevention and Awareness Walk at Coeur d’Alene’s Riverstone Park had stories to share of loved ones lost to suicide.
All hands-on deck at ElderHelp Wood Yard
It was all hands-on deck at the ElderHelp Wood Yard in Hayden on Saturday.
CHS soccer team kicks in with food donation
The boys of Coeur d’Alene High School’s Varsity men's soccer team had a chance to build community off the field with Canvas Church’s food pantry on Friday.
Coeur d'Alene panel discusses fentanyl use in North Idaho
A panel of medical professionals addressed community concerns about the rise of fentanyl use in North Idaho on Thursday.
Coeur d'Alene gathering remembers 9/11 terrorist attacks
Hundreds of community members joined Gold Star families, veterans, and active duty servicemembers for Wednesday’s memorial ceremony, which included a moment of silence, prayer, and several speakers.
Equipment, signs vandalized on Coeur d'Alene Tribal land
Just days after a new gate was installed to prevent trespassing on a stretch of Coeur d’Alene Tribal property, the new equipment has already been “significantly damaged” and posted No Trespassing signs have been shot, according to Tribal Law Enforcement.
Coeur d'Alene School District trustees hold public forum ahead of levy vote
The public had a chance to speak with Coeur d’Alene School District trustees and other officials about the upcoming levy vote during a public forum at Ramsey Park on Saturday.
Several structures, wildland burned in Rathdrum fire
Multiple agencies responded to a structure fire on the 7000 block of Winchester Street in Rathdrum Saturday.
Helicopter aids in locating missing woman near Fourth of July Pass
When 70-year-old Pam Wigle and her dog, Hedy, started their hike on a familiar trail near Fourth of July Pass on Tuesday afternoon, she never could have predicted the drama that would ensue.
September starts off with soaring temperatures
Labor Day weekend, which is often regarded as the unofficial end of the summer season, was followed by a warm start to September across the Inland Northwest. Temperatures lingered in the 90s for most of the week and are projected to stay in this range throughout the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.