Local investment company named fastest growing TAMP in America

Pinkerton Wealth will celebrate its 30th year in Coeur d’Alene in 2027

Silver Valley Sports: April 6 - 12

Area districts respond to OSPI immigration guidelines

OLYMPIA —The Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction released guidelines in January outlining practices it said are to ensure the protection of immigrant students' rights in K-12 public schools. The OSPI report comes after President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14148 rescinded a policy that limited Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s ability to operate in schools, hospitals and places of worship.

Art & Fire fosters community, creativity in Hayden

Mekenzie Hill has always known that her calling was in the arts. She was “lucky enough” to attend the Sorenson Magnet School of the Arts and Humanities in Coeur d’Alene, where she was exposed to “all sorts” of artistic mediums. That education put her on the path to eventually getting her associate's degree in art from North Idaho College in 2023.

'We're changing the game'

Medicine Man Pharmacy co-own has big plans

For Kreider and team, a pharmacy is not just a place to pick up prescriptions. They are, he says, trusted healthcare providers, offering healthcare options.

Hayden animal shelter still full after 1,448 adoptions in 2024

New wing opening soon

The no-kill shelter marked its first full year in its new, 22,000-square-foot home on Atlas Road. It took in dogs that were abandoned and abused. Puppies and kittens were left in boxes outside its doors. One pit bull was tied up to a post and left in the night. Another dog came in with a face full of porcupine quills.

Commission OKs townhouse design in Coeur d'Alene

57-unit project would overlook Spokane River

The townhouse project overlooking the Spokane River would go on a three-acre strip of vacant property on the south side of Lacrosse Avenue and west of Northwest Boulevard. It includes the abandoned right-of-way of the Spokane International Railroad. It is being proposed by Blue Fern Development based in Redmond, Wash., which is the same company with townhouse plans for the Roosevelt Inn property.

Shoshone BOCC adopts new meeting rules

Shoshone BOCC adopts new meeting rules

Last week, the Shoshone County Commissioners formally adopted a new set of rules to guide all future meetings.

AA Lakers cruise past Kootenai Valley

Jackson Heino drove in two runs as the Kalispell AA Lakers scored early and often in a 13-0 victory over the Kootenai Valley Rangers Wednesday.

Post Falls man gets prison for road rage incident

A man who prosecutors called a “danger to the community” received a prison sentence for attempting to ram an unmarked police vehicle during a road rage incident.

Orme’s double-double squeaks Whitefish past Bigfork in Northwest A

BIGFORK — Avery Orme scored 14 points and collected 10 rebounds to lead Whitefish past Bigfork 41-40 in Northwest A girls basketball on Saturday evening.

Rathdrum council OKs 40-acre annexation in split vote

50 residences could eventually be developed; water pressure could be a problem

The Rathdrum City Council approved the Thomas/Meyer annexation in a 2–1 vote Wednesday night, paving the way for potential residential development on acreage west of Highway 41 and south of Nagel Road. The 40-acre property is now zoned medium-density residential (R-2A), though only about 18 acres are considered buildable under current plans.

Former Shoshone County sheriff serves inattentive driving sentence

Former Shoshone County sheriff serves inattentive driving sentence

Former Shoshone County sheriff serves inattentive driving sentence

Former Shoshone County sheriff serves inattentive driving sentence

CAC and the 'Seven Dwarfs'

Shelter puppies given names that fit their personalities

The colorful canines came to CAC from the same litter, Nelson said. Their mother is a mixed breed of terrier, American Staffordshire/retriever and labrador mix, which explains the wide range of unique pups. The father remains a mystery.

6-run seventh powers Mustangs over Range Riders

BILLINGS — Adam Cootway broke a 4-4 tie as Billings plated six in the seventh inning to take a 10-5 victory over the Glacier Range Riders Friday evening at Dehler Park.

Music at McEuen strikes a chord as it kicks off season of free concerts tonight

Music at McEuen strikes a chord as it kicks off season of free concerts tonight

The man behind Koep Concerts was able to silence doubters who questioned last year whether free music at McEuen every week were financially doable when he took it on. He proved they were. Thousands turned out for the weekly shows that were supported by sponsors and donations.

Idaho releases a million kokanee

Hayden Lake, Lower Twin Lake among recipients of new hatchery program

About a million kokanee fingerlings raised from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s first “captive broodstock” were released into Idaho’s lakes and reservoirs in June, including Hayden Lake and Lower Twin Lake, the agency announced Thursday.

Idaho releases a million kokanee

Hayden Lake, Lower Twin Lake among recipients of new hatchery program

About a million kokanee fingerlings raised from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s first “captive broodstock” were released into Idaho’s lakes and reservoirs in June, including Hayden Lake and Lower Twin Lake, the agency announced Thursday.

George and Katie Sayler have subscribed to The Press for more than 50 years

George and Katie Sayler have subscribed to The Press for more than 50 years

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