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The debate over what materials in a library should be considered “harmful to minors” and how access to these materials should be limited or granted has been swirling around the

Library officials said the water damage was a "great loss to a facility or services."

Meet Isaac Cunnington, an aspiring entrepreneur here in Coeur d'Alene. Born in Spokane and raised in Coeur d'Alene, Isaac graduated from Lake City High School, North Idaho College and the University of Idaho in rapid succession. He moved to Florida then Costa Rica to pursue his dream of being a marine biologist. After a very expensive couple of years, and some minor setbacks — the crowning jewel being a tree branch punching a hole in the hut where he was staying in Drake Bay, Costa R...

“I’ve seen so much growth in those players, both inside and outside of high school,” former Coeur d'Alene High boys soccer coach Braden Ridgewell said. “I talk to players that I’ve coached, and some of them are community leaders and sacrifice their time for other people. And a lot of them come back and help the younger kids grow. Some of them are coming back as volunteer coaches.”

When your child goes off to live on their own for the first time, it’s perfectly normal to worry.

During 12 years as a youth librarian in northern Idaho, Denise Neujahr read to and befriended children of many backgrounds.

STAPILUS: The Idaho Legislature may well pass Idaho House Bill 415 — “pro-gun” and therefore hard to oppose. But be aware: Extra warnings may be needed in future when you

As libraries become battlegrounds in the nation’s culture wars, their allies are fighting to preserve access to their collections and keep themselves out of jail, or worse.

Library officials said the water damage was a "great loss to a facility or services."

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