New National Movement Unites Stroke Survivors

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Fall in Love with Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

(Family Features) With fall in full swing and seasonal festivities quickly approaching, it’s easy for kids to lose focus on their studies with all of the fun distractions the holidays bring. Rather than skipping out on fall and winter traditions, integrate educational lessons within them to give your family the best of both worlds.

3 Steps to Kick Off a Year of Good Health

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Idaho Meth Project Announces Paint the State Winners

BOISE — The Idaho Meth Project recently announced the winners of Paint the State — a statewide public art contest that leverages the creativity and passion of Idaho’s young people to communicate the risks of methamphetamine use.

Here comes the A-Team!

SVEDC Executive Director Colleen Rosson recently announced the creation of the Shoshone County Broadband Action Team with the goal of advancing all things involving broadband.

PropellerHeads Feb. 21, 2010

Is Windows 7 worth buying?

Q: So the big media splash and commercial wars for Windows 7 have quieted. I am in the market for a PC. Should I plan on Microsoft's new OS and what can I expect?

Is the floppy disk history?

Dear Propeller Heads: I just heard the floppy disk is dead and I have tons of them, what should I do?

Staying fit in front of the TV

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Nancy Tullock Mittelstaedt, 92

Nancy Mittelstaedt, 92, went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Feb. 28, 2012, at Pinewood Care Center in Coeur d’Alene. Our mom loved her family, was a wonderful mom and grandmother, and leaves a rich Christian legacy. Nancy was born Jan. 29, 1920, in Pasco, Wash. She was the oldest of three children (sister Helen and brother Tommy) born to Thomas Harvey Tullock and Theodora Velma Tilton Tullock. Nancy graduated from Kahlotus High School in Kahlotus, Wash., in 1937. 

Bootstrap for kids

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'Stand Up Speak Up' on cellphone use by kids

The world is turning upside-down. Six-year-olds bring cellphones to school to keep in contact with family and friends. Eight-year-olds are calling mom complaining of an upset tummy while hiding in the bathroom and beg to be picked up and taken home from school. A 7-year-old calls dad on her wristwatch phone asking for Halloween candy to accompany her lunch. Why do children need to be connected constantly?

Best of 2015: Guardian Angel Homes

Another chance to attend the bee

Canfield eighth- graders in top 5 of spelling bee video contest

The 2015 North Idaho Regional Spelling Bee champion didn't advance as far as he hoped in the local bee rounds this year, so he's seizing an opportunity for a second chance to attend the national contest.

Citizens asked to stay out of forest

COEUR d’ALENE — With dozens of wildfires burning throughout the region, Idaho Panhandle National Forest officials are strongly discouraging all recreational activities within the national forests until conditions improve.

Upland game bird season about to fly

Outlook stable and improving

Another mild winter and timely rainstorms during spring and early summer provided good rearing conditions for young upland game birds, and hunters will likely see more birds this year than last.

Jim Addis

Polls open today; be sure to vote

Polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today for a local election that will determine winners of open board seats for the Kootenai Hospital District, Community Library Network, highway districts, Post Falls School District and Bayview Water and Sewer.

Little disappointed in nationwide vaccine lag

Gov. Brad Little spent some of his time this week in North Idaho surveying windstorm damage and observing the rescue of miners stranded from a power outage.

SBA Emerging Leaders Initiative Returns

Free “Mini-MBA” Program Provided by SBA Gives Business Owners Tools to Spark Sustainable Business Growth, Job Creation in the Inland Northwest

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Is your heart on your mind?

Are you suffering from some heart challenges, either “low grade” or serious?