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McLean promoted to Post Falls police chief
Capt. Greg McLean will be the new chief of police for the city of Post Falls, effective Sept. 1.
Post Falls promotes McLean to police chief
Capt. Greg McLean will be the new chief of police for the city of Post Falls.
Cd'A Police arrest march organizer
Casey Whalen was arrested Saturday
Fighters heading to Cd'A for airport shindig
Don’t be alarmed if you hear and see fighter planes passing over downtown Coeur d’Alene this afternoon.
Friday is filing deadline for November election
The filing deadline for people interested in running in the November election for fire district or municipal leadership roles is 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8.
Free community barbecue showcases off-road wheelchairs
RATHDRUM — Northwest Guardian Riders, a nonprofit group supporting local disabled veterans, is hosting a free community barbecue this Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. in Rathdrum City Park.
Cd'A schools hire new finance director
Coeur d’Alene public schools announced Chris Shipley, a certified public accountant with 10 years of public accounting experience, has been selected to serve as the school district’s director of finance and operations.
Worley to celebrate centennial on June 3
A celebration for the town of Worley’s centennial anniversary will be held on Saturday, June 3.
Businesses come together for veterans on Memorial Day
The ninth annual Vernon Baker Memorial Day free lunch for veterans will take place on Monday, May 29, thanks to the dedication and generosity of all three Capone’s restaurants, Michael D’s Eatery and Taco Time in Coeur d’Alene.
Local students qualify for state geography bee
Knowledge of geography has earned eight Kootenai County students the chance to compete at this year’s Idaho Geographic Bee.
Church members surprise Christmas Day workers with gifts
Members of The Vine Church in Coeur d’Alene surprised people working Christmas Day by delivering gifts to them.
Holiday lights illuminate the night
Looking for some twinkling holiday cheer?
Cd'A school officials set community meetings
School board members in Coeur d’Alene want the community’s opinion as they consider asking voters to approve two financial measures — a supplemental maintenance and operations levy and a bond — on a March ballot.
Our gadgets need more digits
State regulators have approved a 16-month plan for Idaho’s second area code, to be implemented in late 2017.
Otter drafts child support legislation in advance of May 18 special session
Gov. Butch Otter posted draft child support legislation on his website today that will be the focus of deliberations when the Idaho Legislature convenes May 18 for its first special session since 2006.
Specter said to haunt school
The old Rathdrum schoolhouse, currently home to Mountain View Alternative High School, is rumored to be haunted. For decades, custodians have complained of unexplained noises in the late hours of the evening. Students know a flickering light or a classroom suddenly gone cold means the poltergeist lurks nearby. Blame falls on an old boiler and an electrical grid dating back to 1937, but virtually every living person who has spent time alone in the building has a frightening tale to tell.
Christmas light tour has an online map
The Press has posted a map online of outstanding Christmas light displays to make it easier for your viewing pleasure.
Let us know about great Christmas lights
The Press wants to know about fantastic Christmas displays in the area.
Local history photo book now available
Memories are priceless.
A rough first month
Study: Teen crash rates 50 percent higher in first 30 days of driving
Maybe for the first 30 days, they should be called crash-test teens.
Movers and Shakers Feb. 9, 2010
Ziegler receives national recognition