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Coeur d'Alene man takes the helm of Spokane business
PREP ROUNDUP: Lake City shares it, shoots past Lewiston
Lake City (15-4, 6-1 IEL) hosts Bonners Ferry on Monday.
Knights welcome new leader ahead of season
ROYAL CITY – After a successful season last winter where the Royal Knights went 27-3, new Head Coach Tim Ravet is excited to lead them into the future. He is excited to join a winning culture, he said. “That culture is built at home, and you could tell the families and the community care about winning. They're about doing it the right way, about the kids just playing the right way and kind of shaping them from boys to men, it's just the right situation for me,” Ravet said.
Baby survived 27 minutes without a heartbeat
Britt Spivey knew something was wrong when his pregnant wife showed up at his work following what was supposed to be a routine doctor visit. Autumn started to cry and told him their unborn child had a heart defect. They needed to go to Texas Children's Hospital in nearby Houston.
Historic Burke mine featured in new book
Howard Frisk’s newest book, Abandoned Mines of Western Idaho, brings Idaho’s mining past vividly to life, featuring dramatic sites like the towering remains of the Hecla Mine in Burke. The book is part of Frisk’s six-title series exploring ghost towns, abandoned mines, and historical landmarks across the Pacific Northwest.
Coeur d'Alene Charter grad turned marine biologist publishes memoir
Coeur d'Alene Charter grad turned marine biologist publishes memoir
Jordan’s memoir, “If the Ocean Has a Soul,” was published this summer by Tyndale House Publishers.
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Turning 100: Lebanon, a nation branded by upheaval, crises
BEIRUT (AP) — It was a century ago on Sept. 1, 1920, that a French general, Henri Gouraud, stood on the porch of a Beirut palace surrounded by local politicians and religious leaders and declared the State of Greater Lebanon — the precursor of the modern state of Lebanon.
From friends to bookshop owners
New bookstore in Wallace has something for everyone
From friends to bookshop owners
New bookstore in Wallace has something for everyone
Legals for August, 19 2024
Looking at ag mental health
New Washington report highlights need for behavioral health resources in farming and ranching
OLYMPIA — Improving mental health services for farmers and agricultural workers – and working to reduce the factors that lead to mental health challenges for them – are among the recommendations of a report issued by a Washington legislative task force working on the issue.
Looking at ag mental health
New Washington report highlights need for behavioral health resources in farming and ranching
OLYMPIA — Improving mental health services for farmers and agricultural workers – and working to reduce the factors that lead to mental health challenges for them – are among the recommendations of a report issued by a Washington legislative task force working on the issue.
Kootenai County commissioners consider employee wage increase
Kootenai County commissioners will weigh pay increases for county employees as part the budgeting process for fiscal year 2025.
NOV NIBJ: Army veteran leverages skills in food truck business
For Jonathan Hubiak, his experiences in the Army instilled in him many of the qualities that have served him well as a business owner.
'He always hit the mark'
Frank Harwood remembered for leadership, service with KCFR
Holley said he knew early on whatever he did in his career, he “needed to do it how frank was doing it.” Many looked up to Harwood. “He always hit the mark,” Holley said.
'He always hit the mark'
Frank Harwood remembered for leadership, service with KCFR
Holley said he knew early on whatever he did in his career, he “needed to do it how frank was doing it.” Many looked up to Harwood. “He always hit the mark,” Holley said.
Rech, A Lakers split twin bill on the Palouse
LEWISTON, Idaho — Liam Rech tripled twice and drove in two runs against the Renton Rebels as the Kalispell A Lakers split a pair of games at the Palouse Summer Series Friday.
Pride in the Park is Saturday in Coeur d’Alene
North Idaho Pride Alliance’s annual Pride in the Park celebration is set for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Coeur d’Alene City Park.
Security personnel no longer facing charges related to town hall incident
Security personnel no longer facing charges related to town hall incident
Dismissal orders have been signed for several security personnel accused of battery and false imprisonment following a town hall event in February. Court documents signed on Dec. 2 in Kootenai County Magistrate Court included dismissal orders for Jesse Jones, Christofer Berg, Alexander Trouette and Russell Dunne.