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By DEVIN WEEKS

Goodwill Industries to reopen Monday

After closing in November for a major remodel, the Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest facility at 1212 N. 4th St. will reopen Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8:45 a.m. Primarily through the sale of donated goods in its thrift and online stores, Goodwill funds social service programs that offer employment and training services, housing support and financial stability services.

Official: Paris stabbing suspect targeted Charlie Hebdo

PARIS (AP) — The chief suspect in a double stabbing in Paris told investigators he carried out the attack in anger over caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad recently republished by satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, a judicial official said Saturday.

Official: Paris stabbing suspect targeted Charlie Hebdo

PARIS (AP) — The chief suspect in a double stabbing in Paris told investigators he carried out the attack in anger over caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad recently republished by satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, a judicial official said Saturday.

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Reciprocal membership program allows greater access to museums

Museum members now have free admission to seven participating museums across Idaho and more through the Idaho History Reciprocal Membership Program started in May.Museum members now have free admission to seven participating museums across Idaho and more through the Idaho History Reciprocal Membership Program started in May.

Quick response keeps fire damage minimal

As the last of the crowd was headed out the gate of the Sanders County Fair on Aug. 31, local fire crews were rushing in to the 4-H pavilion where a fire had broken out.

Water quality study finds toxic compounds more widespread than previously thought in Clark Fork

Preliminary results from water quality testing done last summer on the Clark Fork River released this week show toxic compounds in the river are more widespread than state officials previously thought, which could lead to a reassessment of the fish consumption advisory that has been in place since 2020.

Robert Carl Mertens, 94

Robert Carl Mertens passed away peacefully on March 22, 2025. He was born in San Francisco, California on August 3, 1930 to Carl and Myra Mertens, and welcomed by big sister, Shirley.

Halloween activities for kids and adults

The annual

From the Archives - May 7, 2026

The staff and volunteers have taken on the task of inventorying all the “paper” artifacts in the archives. This includes maps, survey reports, written family histories with genealogy research, land records, Indian land allotments, citizenship records, obituaries, receipts - you name it.

A fountain of wishes

The dreams of nearly 30 North Idaho children, who are suffering from serious and terminal conditions, have been put on hold.

No. 5 Kansas visits No. 14 Texas Tech to tip Big 12 weekend

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — A look at the upcoming week around the Big 12 Conference:

No. 5 Kansas visits No. 14 Texas Tech to tip Big 12 weekend

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — A look at the upcoming week around the Big 12 Conference:

Tale of a teapot

Collectable is stolen, found, needed as evidence

COEUR d'ALENE - Carolyn Berry loves to tell the history behind the items for sale at her Wiggett's Antiques store.

STCU coming to downtown Cd'A

Business Bits

Downtown Coeur d’Alene will gain more life as STCU opens its 20th branch in the remodeled former Bank of American location at 401 Front Ave. on Dec. 19.

The Bee's Knees Whiskey Bar opens on Lancaster Road

Featuring an extraordinary collection of spirits and original memorable cocktails with exclusively fresh ingredients served by an expert staff, The Bee’s Knees Whiskey Bar has opened in Suite E at 324 W. Lancaster Road (corner of U.S. 95).

Plenty of CFAC questions

News that CFAC/Glencore and Columbia Falls-based developer Mick Ruis have agreed to enter into a buy/sell for some 2,400 acres of CFAC land was big and important news this week.

Virus prompts US and Mexico to restrict border travel

WASHINGTON (AP) — Mexico and the U.S. announced Friday that they would prohibit all “non-essential” travel across their shared border as part of efforts to control the spread of

Virus prompts US and Mexico to restrict border travel

WASHINGTON (AP) — Mexico and the U.S. announced Friday that they would prohibit all “non-essential” travel across their shared border as part of efforts to control the spread of