In the 1990s, St. Luke's Episcopal Church parishioner Lisa Nunlist envisioned two stained glass windows to be installed in the doors between the narthex and the nave, welcoming all who entered the church. Her intention in doing so would honor her mother, Laurelie Nunlist, and life-long parishioner, Margaret Shepperd.
“There are six conference rooms at city hall, and I never get them straight, so I thought a great way to do it, was to name one of them after Ron Edinger because of all his service to the city and our community, which is vast,” Gookin said. “So, I …
The Coeur d’Alene Design Review Commission (DRC) unanimously approved the design of a new five-story,173-room Hilton Dual Brand Hotel during its noon meeting yesterday.
Empowering hardworking families obtain homeownership is the mission of the Young Family’s Foundation of Coeur d’Alene. That mission was embodied and celebrated on Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting acknowledging the Foundation’s first year of existence and fulfillment of the dream of first-time homeownership for Liv and Jonathan Loera.
Jake Bieker, Jon Fugitt and Kristan Maurer are the three finalists the city of Coeur d'Alene will choose between to replace outgoing Fire Chief Tom Greif, who is retiring on April 16 after nearly 30 years of service to the community.
Thirty-four applicants vying for the role of police chief for the city of Coeur d’Alene have been whittled down to nine. The interview process begins on Thursday, Feb. 19.
Prairie Trail from the Centennial Trail/Prairie Trail junction to Golf Course Road is closed to the public as a crew from Avista is digging trenches along the route for underground power and gas lines.
The City Council has approved Coeur d’Alene Wastewater Director Mike Anderson’s request to authorize wastewater services to seven existing single-family residential parcels in the French Gulch area.
Close to 100 people packed the meeting room at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library on Monday afternoon, anticipating a ruling to squash a petition to privatize a 1.9-mile stretch of road through Gozzer Ranch.
Jamie Walton, one of the longest-tenured employees at Safeway on 4th Street, has retired. Walton was hired in 1992, celebrated his 65th birthday on Jan. 19, and never imagined he’d work there for half his lifetime.
Lexi Gutierrez is asking for help after her brother, Nouisa Gutierrez, 23, was hit by a vehicle in a crosswalk Monday evening near the Coeur d’Alene Public Golf Course while walking home from Fred Meyer, where he works as a cart and bag boy.
The Specialized Needs Recreation organization, which provides individuals with disabilities access to therapeutic recreation, has outgrown its current 2,000-square-foot facility.