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

The retired government teacher and former legislator has long been involved in civic and public issues and strongly believes that each citizen is responsible for being informed.

EDITORIAL: Don't want the smoke

Don't want the smoke

Vaccinations deserve your undivided attention

During the 2024-25 school year, only 74.8% of Idaho kindergarten students had proof of immunization on file, according to an Idaho Education News report. More than one in four kindergartners attended school without complete documentation, and exemption rates keep rising.

WA General Election certified results

OLYMPIA – Results of the elections were certified by the Washington Secretary of State’s Office Thursday with the exception of the race for the Commissioner of Public Lands which has statewide results close enough between the second and third-place candidates is close enough to require a recount of ballots under state law. The top two candidates that will appear on ballots in November are shown below.

Learning the law

Workshop provides insight to open meetings, public records

COEUR d'ALENE - Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden said there is one sheet of music used by every individual in the public sector as it relates to providing Idahoans with information.

VA removes red tape to increase access to care

Imagine the day that you can see your medical provider from anywhere in the country, including from the comfort of your own home. You wouldn’t have to take a full day off of work, travel long distances or spend hours in a hospital waiting room. Thanks to the age of smart phones and other advanced technology, that day has come. And it couldn’t have come at a more critical moment.

2014 Timber Tour: Predictability a constant struggle

Despite mud, cold and pouring rain, more than 75 people braved the elements to learn about the timber industry on Thursday. 

VA removes red tape to increase access to care

Imagine the day that you can see your medical provider from anywhere in the country, including from the comfort of your own home. You wouldn’t have to take a full day off of work, travel long distances or spend hours in a hospital waiting room. Thanks to the age of smart phones and other advanced technology, that day has come. And it couldn’t have come at a more critical moment.

Statewide summit looks at local food and agriculture

Held every 10 years, the summit brings together Montanans from all sectors to assess the current state of local food and farming, and to identify opportunities to strengthen the food system, build networks and action plans that support future growth.

Grizzlies take down Wildcats in shootout for Big Sky crown

To grab their first NCAA berth since 2021 the Montana Grizzlies soccedr team relied on an unlikely shootout lineup, a super-sharp keeper and the clock.

Downtown Coeur d'Alene residents plead for police to crack down on vehicle racket

Downtown Coeur d'Alene residents plead for police to crack down on vehicle racket

aily and others at One Lakeside and Coeur d’Alene North pleaded with the City Council during public comment to encourage police to do something about it. They called for better enforcement of the city’s noise ordinance. She said police have been called repeatedly about the traffic noise on Lakeside and Sherman avenues, and Northwest Boulevard, but nothing is done.

Bonner County History - Oct. 20 2020

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.

Legals for August, 6 2020

Legals for August, 13 2020

Realtors obtain objective opinion on ULUC

We members of the Coeur d'Alene Association of Realtors, Idaho Association of Realtors and National Association of Realtors take our commitment to protect and preserve the private property rights of our citizens seriously.

Chaos, inconsistency mark launch of drive-thru virus testing

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Drive-thru sites have been opening around the United States to make it quicker and safer to test people for the new

Chaos, inconsistency mark launch of drive-thru virus testing

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Drive-thru sites have been opening around the United States to make it quicker and safer to test people for the new

Chaos, inconsistency mark launch of drive-thru virus testing

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Drive-thru sites have been opening around the United States to make it quicker and safer to test people for the new

Vendor proposal makes waves in Coeur d'Alene

Paddleboards, kayaks could be offered at Atlas Park

Atlas Park is Coeur d’Alene’s newest waterfront park and is already being used by a great number of visitors, according to a staff report.