LEGAL NOTICE

Intercounty Weed District #52 will be having their annual meeting on February 26th, 2013, 8:00 am to noon at the Royal Golf Course Clubhouse (13702 Dodson Rd S., Royal City). Agenda includes guest speakers with current information on weed control issues and Weed District #52 business. Recertification credits (3) for licensed applicators will be available.

TLC: A tribute to Barbara

Regarding the lengthy article that was written to cover the history of the Iron Horse.

Community Thanks

See who's thankful!

OCTAVIAN RIVAS - 40 under 40

Octavian Rivas is a community development officer at Idaho Central Credit Union, where he has worked since 2016. He has elevated ICCU to be well-known in North Idaho. He has built a relationship with the community that is visible by many. Octavian has been through leadership training, he is a member of the Post Falls Rotary and alumni associations. He has also volunteered with the Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry, Father Bill's Kitchen, Safe Start, the Boys and Girls Club and more.

Movers & Shakers

Movers & Shakers: Jan. 12

Logan Health Children’s Toy Box benefits pediatric patients, families

For the fourth consecutive year, Logan Health Children’s will be fundraising during the holiday season to benefit pediatric patients and their families.

Buy coffee, support Canopy Village

Numerica is funding Coffee for a Cause on Friday, May 30 to benefit Canopy Village, a North Idaho nonprofit creating a safe haven for children and families in crisis. With a focus on restoring trust and healing relationships, Canopy Village is building a more compassionate and resilient community.

HOSPICE: Crest deserves recognition

Last Sunday The Press ran a story about Hospice of North Idaho and yes, they are a wonderful organization. I want to also give credit to Crest Hospice of Coeur d’Alene.

'Parental Choice' town hall on Wednesday

"Idaho now has the nation’s best education choice law, a $5,000 tax credit for families to help cover education expenses. How do you take advantage of the program and improve your child’s future? Join us for these special town hall meetings to get the process started and get questions answered," according to a flyer from organizer Mountain States Policy Center.

Records February 16, 2013

Millennial Money: Use a crisis to build helpful money habits

As millennials, we’ve learned about money the hard way. From the Great Recession to stratospheric student loan debt to a pandemic, there’s been no shortage of life giving us lemons.

Millennial Money: Use a crisis to build helpful money habits

As millennials, we’ve learned about money the hard way. From the Great Recession to stratospheric student loan debt to a pandemic, there’s been no shortage of life giving us lemons.

Millennial Money: Use a crisis to build helpful money habits

As millennials, we’ve learned about money the hard way. From the Great Recession to stratospheric student loan debt to a pandemic, there’s been no shortage of life giving us lemons.

Millennial Money: Use a crisis to build helpful money habits

As millennials, we’ve learned about money the hard way. From the Great Recession to stratospheric student loan debt to a pandemic, there’s been no shortage of life giving us lemons.

Records April 19, 2012

DIVORCES FILED

Records October 1, 2010

CRIME REPORTS

Girl Scout cookies go high-tech

Smartphone sales could go national soon

PARMA, Ohio - The Girl Scouts were selling their cookies the old-fashioned way, pulling a creaky-wheeled red wagon laden with Thin Mints and Samoas down a suburban street. But the affair took a decidedly 21st-century twist when, with a polite smile, one of the girls pulled out a smartphone and inquired: "Would you like to pay with a credit card?"

Records March 2, 2011

CRIME REPORTS

Records October 16, 2010

CRIME REPORTS

Little calls on state agencies to cut budgets by 3%

Executive order excludes K-12 public schools from the cuts

The Idaho Legislature during the 2025 session approved more than $400 million in anticipated annual revenue reductions from tax cuts and credits, and another $50 million toward a tax credit for private education and tuition costs. Most of those reductions will go into effect in the current fiscal year.