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Countdown Begins for North Idaho State Fair

Highlights of this year's North Idaho State Fair include high-flying dog performances, contortionist Sara Twister, an extra night of PRCA Rodeo action, and the debut of competitive lawnmower races. Visitors can also enjoy competitive exhibits, live music, food options, shopping, and diverse livestock shows. Local businesses and community members still have the opportunity to become vendors or enter competitive exhibits.

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Coeur d'Alene Pastor Leads Group into Israel during War

Paul Van Noy, pastor of Candlelight Christian Fellowship in Coeur d’Alene, recently returned from a 24-day trip to Israel where he led a group of about 20 people. Despite the ongoing war, they visited various sites including the Gaza Strip and experienced both joyful and tearful moments. Van Noy emphasized the unique and teaching experience of reading the Bible in locations described within it. Their journey was made possible through alternative travel arrangements due to domestic airlines halting flights to Israel.

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PAC Steps Up for Local Housing Solutions

The Panhandle Area Council has provided funding to support the Housing Solutions Partnership in addressing the housing crisis in Kootenai County. The partnership, led by volunteers and housing industry directors, aims to provide attainable housing for local workers and guide decision-makers with real-time data. Additional funding will be needed for website updates, workshops, and data gathering.

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