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Could the Phoenix purchase hurt Idaho’s credit rating? A state committee seeks answers
University of Idaho officials says the $685 million purchase will not jeopardize Idaho’s lofty credit rating. State Treasurer Julie Ellsworth doesn’t seem as sure.
Coeur d’Alene trustee candidate questions a longstanding mental health program
Yasmin Harris said a parent is unhappy with how the Sources of Strength program is being delivered and some of the messaging pertaining to spirituality and gender identity.
West Park boasts a cornucopia of cultures and languages
The international children of University of Idaho professors and doctoral students rely on West Park for acclimation and support.
Coeur d’Alene candidates offer views on policy, gender rules
Two Coeur d’Alene trustee seats are up for election on Nov. 7.
Outdoor classroom creates a new generation of forest stewards
If Jared Hughes lands his $1 million CTE grant, he plans to transform school acreage into a working forest — to harvest, plant and produce wood products.
Pepper — probably Lake Pend Oreille’s most popular staffer
The certified therapy dog helps students who are struggling to read.
Control of West Bonner board in question as election nears
Six candidates are vying for three spots. Events are planned throughout the month in churches, community centers and local restaurants.
Lake Pend Oreille seniors get to experience ‘adulting’
A finance fair brings together businesses and dozens of volunteers to introduce seniors to budgeting, taxes and retirement topics.
Lakeland superintendent explains decisions to parents
Superintendent Lisa Arnold is hosting monthly meetings with parents to ensure they receive accurate information.
Lake Pend Oreille officers rely on mentorship to avert acts of violence
In addition to ensuring the safety of employees and students, armed security officers spend considerable time building relationships with students.