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Whitney Stout of the Jaycees, right, and Mark Winland of the McManamen task force put up a large sign naming McManamen Park. Volunteers worked on the sign, with 84 Lumber and the Gillette Building Center donating the lumber and Knights of Columbus doing fundraisers to pay for the large timbers. Gillette Rental donated clamps and Pacific Steel donated rebar for the concrete foundation. Coast to Coast donated stain for the sign and JLC Signs gave “invaluable advice,” according to Winland.
Campbell County High School thespians promise to take audiences back to the ‘80s and a city they built on rock and roll with their performance of the “Rock of Ages”
Cheers filled the air at the Rec Center as hundreds of girls went bananas Saturday morning at the annual Girls on the Run 5K.
Here at Grace Tree Service, we allow our core values to drive this effort. Those values are Safety, Professionalism, Work Ethic, Team Camaraderie and a Servant’s Heart.
Experience is a multifaceted asset that plays a crucial role in both personal and professional realms.
John Kearn, owner of Hayden Boat and RV Storage, shows one of his smaller units available to rent in late November. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press
Chipotle is opening a new location at 167 W Neider Ave in Coeur d'Alene. BOB KIRKPATRICK\Press
The city of Coeur d’Alene Parks Department will be burning slash piles on the southeast side of Tubbs Hill starting Thursday.
A chopped tree and burn piles near the Mullan Trail Road exit off Interstate 90. DAVID BERNAUER/Press
From lounging on someone's driveway to wandering neighborhood streets, free-roaming cats are a common sight in Sandpoint. While it may be tempting to rescue the seemingly stray felines by bringing them to the shelter, the Better Together Animal Alliance is advising that removing them from familiar environments could do more harm than good.
The Perrine Bridge saw a BASE jumping accident when a 41-year-old got tangled in his parachute and careened toward the Jerome side of the Snake River Canyon.
The Perrine Bridge saw a BASE jumping accident when a 41-year-old got tangled in his parachute and careened toward the Jerome side of the Snake River Canyon.