Dalton Gardens adds back deputy clerk position
After two years without a deputy clerk, the city of Dalton Gardens unanimously approved adding the position back Wednesday night during a council meeting.
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Post Falls looks 20 years ahead
What will Post Falls look like in 2045? Residents got the opportunity to learn more about the city’s future plans and voice their options through scorecards during a drop-in workshop and presentations abou...
Sixth graders prepare for leadership at River City Middle School
Meeting new people in a big group can be awkward and a little uncomfortable. But after engaging in icebreaker games and sharing some laughter, that discomfort melted away and bonds began to form between sixt...
Annual drive to support Idaho nonprofits begins today
For about a quarter of a century, Harriet and Tom Dillon have driven for Lake City Center Meals on Wheels. Harriet started helping the nonprofit, then about a year later Tom joined. Now, they spend Fridays h...
Back Country Association helps keep trails open
Massive trees that topple onto trails on public lands don't stay in the way for long. Members of the Back Country ATV-UTV Association roar up mountains through dust, mud, puddles, sunshine and snow to find t...
Coeur d’Alene Resort marks 40 years of excellence
Forty years ago this week, The Coeur d’Alene Resort opened its doors.
Community rallies to support single mothers
Kimberly Taylor is a local single mother with 4 children and also takes care of her elderly mother. She works nights as a CNA and has had to walk and borrow rides to get to and from work.
PREP SOFTBALL: Lake City hands Coeur d'Alene first loss in district playoff series opener
MARK NELKE/Press Lake City junior Shayne McGowan (3) slides into second base as Coeur d'Alene junior shortstop Kyndal Bridge (5) reaches for the throw Saturday at Coeur d'Alene High's Larry Schwenke Field, i...
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Bonding with mom can happen anywhere, anytime
Email me at mnelke@cdapress.com or sports@cdapress.com with your story of bonding with your mom through sports.
OUR GEM: Protecting Coeur d’Alene Lake, local efforts target nonpoint source pollution
Nonpoint source (NPS) pollution is one of the biggest ongoing threats to water quality in North Idaho, especially in the Coeur d’Alene Lake watershed. Unlike pollution that comes from a single pipe or disc...
Sunshine Mine Disaster Memorial Ceremony
Photo by Josh McDonald/ The Kellogg High school Marine Corps JROTC presents the colors during the 54th Annual Sunshine Mine Disaster Memorial Ceremony on Saturday. Hundreds gathered at the Sunshine Mine Memo...
Concrete pour closes Sherman Avenue
Sherman Ave and 2nd St were both temporarily closed this morning as construction crews poured concrete for the upper level of the new Sherman Tower.
May Day protest draws dozens
This year's May Day protest drew around 100 protesters of all ages. Trucks and vehicles displaying flags drove in circles around the block in counterprotest.
PET TALK Managing mosquito-borne diseases in horses
As temperatures warm across the United States, mosquito activity increases, leading to a rise in mosquito-borne diseases for both people and animals.
PREP ROUNDUP: Lakeland falls on walk-off hit at districts
JASON DUCHOW PHOTOGRAPHY Lakeland senior Jake Larcher puts the tag on a Lewiston runner during their game in the 5A Region 1 tournament at Memorial Field in Sandpoint on Friday.
Seven pro tips for growing great tomatoes this year
I’ve said it numerous times: tomatoes are the dramatic divas of the garden, yet they are predictable once you understand their rules of engagement.
THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: It's just a numbers game now
This weekend, like it or not, three area programs sit and wait for a computer to determine just if they continue, or they’re done for the season.
VANDALS SPRING GAME: Holdovers have their day
“We try to keep them a little bit guessing; we don’t want to have too much film out there on what we’re doing," Ford said. "So we kept it pretty basic tonight, as far as our offense and defense ... we...
'Special Forces' brandy honors vets
To celebrate the launch, guests can visit the distillery today and Sunday for complimentary samples.
Coeur d'Alene Charter students explore justice system
It takes the work of many people for Kootenai County’s criminal justice system to work. Charter Academy eighth graders got to meet some of the key players Friday at the juven
Idaho's 'springiest' day of the year is May 10
By the time late winter rolls around, a lot of Americans start looking for signs that spring is finally on the way.
Student art found at VFW on display at Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center
A discovery at a local Veterans of Foreign Wars post has revealed an uplifting story of art, community and connection through time. "You clean out a closet at a 50-year-old veteran’s association and you ca...
Where the rubber meets the road
Discount Tires, one of the nation’s largest tire retailers, opened its first Post Falls shop on Monday at 154 S Metts Way, next to Wendy’s.
Abortion-initiative group claims 106K signatures
With these signatures being turned in to Idaho’s 44 county clerks over the course of the initiative effort, Folwell said the group has been able to meet the threshold for 70,725 valid signatures across 20...