HOUSING: Corporations destroy good homes
It’s ironic because there is nothing more “affordable” than our historic housing base and affordability is a local and national concern.
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AMERICAN LEGION 16U STATE TOURNAMENT: North Idaho Lakers walk off Prairie, then get ousted by Orofino
The North Idaho Lakers 16U experienced the entire range of emotions that baseball has to offer, first staving off the Prairie Cardinals before their season came to an end against the Orofino Merchants on Sat...
Idaho District 1 Little League baseball tournaments: Post Falls 12U, Coeur d'Alene 11U advance to state pla...
Post Falls will play the District 2 (Boise area) champion in a best-of-3 series for the state title next Friday through Sunday at Croffoot Park.
Representative Fulcher seeks input on federal land management
Idaho Republican U.S. Rep. Russ Fulcher is seeking Idahoans’ input on management and use of the state’s federal lands.
Idaho’s private education tax credit reaches annual cap, applications close
Idaho’s fledgling private education tax credit program has hit its annual spending cap, and applications are closed, the Idaho State Tax Commission announced Friday.
Nonstop Spokane-Honolulu service begins in December
Alaska Airlines is expanding its lineup of nonstop flights, offering Inland Northwest passengers seasonal service from Spokane International Airport (GEG) to Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) in H...
Five things you can't recover in life
Life is like "Let's Make a Deal" in that people make choices that are positively rewarded while others bring disappointment.
New restaurant opens on Sherman Avenue
The staff at the Coral Cafe, from left, are Danny Frydrychowski, Andy Coleman and co-owners Danny and Celine Griffin. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press
Locals nab top honors in Coeur d’Alene swim race
Taking on a 1.3-mile swim through Lake Coeur d’Alene’s choppy waters on Saturday morning, two locals ended up finishing the third-annual Kroc Masters Open Water Swim competition ahead of the pack.
Success of Kizik shoes has footprints in North Idaho
Pratt said that while the footwear industry had done amazing things with materials, cushioning, performance and design, nobody had solved the problem of getting in and out of shoes without using your hands w...
Heartwarming stories, priceless floats abound at Rathdrum parade
Hundreds of people lined both sides of Main Street to observe Rathdrum’s Saturday parade, themed “All American Summer.” Parade floats cruised down Main Street. American flags fluttered. Jacinta Raymond...
Kootenai County budget deliberations continue
Two weeks before Kootenai County is expected to present a preliminary balanced budget for fiscal year 2027, commissioners continue efforts to avoid a deficit.
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Encouraging words have more impact than we know
That's why it's important that we do better to acknowledge those around us. It doesn't have to be a grand spectacle. Just a note. A text. A phone call. A card. I'm not saying we should all be cheerleaders. I...
New director looks to make Gizmo a community 'Third Place'
Started in 2014 by Barbara Mueller and her husband, Gizmo operates a unique business that new executive director Katrina Whitecavage is looking to make a true “third place,” somewhere that is not work or...
New national giving trends highlight impact of Idaho philanthropy
The Greater Coeur d'Alene Community Foundation presents a check to Special Needs Recreation. Back row from left, Sue Thilo, Heidi Rogers and Suzanne Knutson. Front row from left, Bill Pfinsgraff, Jody Azeved...
St. Vincent's lands $75K to expand services
St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho will use the funding to strengthen organizational capacity and increase access to family support services designed to prevent child abuse and neglect before crises occur.
Home prices, demand rise in Kootenai County
The rising prices aren't slowing sales. Through June, 1,246 single-family homes were sold in Kootenai County, a 6.6% increase from the same time last year. Fewer homes are on the market, with 1,082 active re...
Coeur d'Alene Classic pickleball tournament in pictures
The tournament, which has attracted more than 500 players, continues today and concludes Saturday.
Chef Challenge returns to the Hagadone Event Center
The sixth annual Chef Challenge is coming to the Hagadone Event Center on Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 5:30 p.m. The Inland Northwest's premier culinary competition brings together six of the region's top chefs fo...
Free musical at the Kroc Center
Elionna Cornwell plays Winnie Foster, and Ethan Libby plays Jesse Tuck in the Broadway Musical Tuck Everlasting, showing at the Kroc Center tonight at 7 p.m. and on Saturday at 2 and 7 p.m. The Kroc Center
Idaho seeing rise in rental scams
"Idaho's growth has made us a target for these types of scams, and criminals are exploiting families desperate for housing in a tight market," said Attorney General Labrador in a press release. "Before you s...
Lake City Playhouse brings 'Mean Girls' to the Inland Northwest
Lake City Playhouse is excited to present "Mean Girls," opening July 24 and running through Aug 2. The production marks an exciting milestone as Lake City Playhouse becomes the first theatre in the Inland No...
Smoke cloaks Coeur d’Alene sky
Residents of the Coeur d’Alene area woke up Thursday morning to the distinct scent of burning timber. A thin cloak of smoke also temporarily enveloped the sky above the city’s main lake and its surroundi...