Chris Evans hopes to shield democracy with politics website

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Evans became the most politically prickly “Avenger” a few years back with withering tweets about President Donald Trump and his Republican supporters.

Chris Evans hopes to shield democracy with politics website

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Evans became the most politically prickly “Avenger” a few years back with withering tweets about President Donald Trump and his Republican supporters.

Chris Evans hopes to shield democracy with politics website

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Evans became the most politically prickly “Avenger” a few years back with withering tweets about President Donald Trump and his Republican supporters.

Chris Evans hopes to shield democracy with politics website

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Evans became the most politically prickly “Avenger” a few years back with withering tweets about President Donald Trump and his Republican supporters.

Spring is a good time for Panhandle bird watching

The wood ducks came in a few at a time, splashed down and then, peeping in their wood duck language, began feeding in the shallows of Thompson Lake near Harrison.

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Today's birthday: Main Street turns 20

Oct. 1, 1990 was the first of 20 years of weekly columns. For the first six years this column was titled Post Scripts and appeared exclusively in the Post Falls Tribune. In 1996 it began running in the Coeur d'Alene Press under the Main Street name. With a couple of hiatus in the past two decades I'm thinking the columns-written tally would be right around 1,000, and the word count in the several hundred thousands!

Sayler sails into retirement

Toni Sayler is one smart cookie. Having been in the trenches with the Coeur d'Alene Chamber for nearly a quarter centur,y she knows why people come here to visit ... summer. So planning her retirement to fall just when the warm weather arrives is smart, indeed.

Something for everyone this season

The Festival of Trees and holiday lighting and fireworks once again kicked off the season in style. Loved, loved, loved the Idaho Drug Free Youth parade entry!

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Coeur d'Alene Resort endorsed by Bing Travel

COEUR d'ALENE - The owners of The Coeur d'Alene Resort could be excused for believing that someone signed up for the endorsement of the month club.

A consume it now society

Just as winery releases are grouped in the fall and again in the spring, visits from winery professionals seem to be concentrated in the fall and again in late winter and spring. Suffice it to say, we are seeing a lot of friends from wineries near and far right now. As we taste the latest offerings, conversation turns to the wine business overall and trends in consumption and production.

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Dole out the exercises

I was talking this weekend with my son and clinical intern from last summer who was visiting, and my son all of a sudden turned to us and said, "You physical therapists dole out exercises like a doctor hands out medicine. Is that what you do every day?" We both just looked at him and laughed. "Well," we told him, "I guess we do." Exercise is our prescription for our patients to be well, just like a patient who is a diabetic or has high blood pressure needs medicine from their physician to be well.

New avenues for your appetite

COEUR d’ALENE — As of today, food has a new avenue for finding its way to your door.

Japan, US to share China worry as ministers meet in Tokyo

TOKYO (AP) — Defense and foreign ministers from the United States and Japan are meeting Tuesday to discuss their shared worry over China's growing territorial ambitions in the East and South China seas as the Biden administration tries to reassure key regional allies.

Whitefish photographer captures black bear taking a 'mega-byte'

A bear emerged from his long winter nap, anxious to catch up on current events, or so said the photographer who

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Live music and a little luck o’ the Irish will take over the Flathead Valley this weekend as people gather to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

Trump surveys tornado damage, marvels at 'tremendous heart'

COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday toured a neighborhood reduced to rubble by a tornado earlier this week and marveled at “the tremendous heart" he witnessed. He also offered a message for survivors and those who lost family members: “We love them, they're special people," he said.

Clear Choice Clinic gets mobile unit for rural areas

A new health-care resource rolled onto the scene at the Clear Choice Clinic in Kalispell Thursday with the arrival of its new mobile clinic.

TUESDAY BRIEFS: Restaurants to raise money for CFBA; two locals reach MOA Hall of Fame

WHITEFISH — The Glacier Restaurant Group will be holding a fundraiser on Aug. 5 to help rebuild the grandstands at Sapa-Johnsrud Memorial Field in Columbia Falls. The grandstands, which stood since 1989, were completely destroyed by a fire on June 27.