Downtown Coeur d’Alene welcomes fall with Apple Palooza and the 5th Street Farmers Market on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.—featuring seasonal treats like apple-huckleberry tartlets and harvest activities, while the Museum of North Idaho hosts a free Harvest Festival at 720 E.
Young Ave.
With freezing temperatures forecast, Coeur d'Alene gardeners are advised to trim grafted roses and mulch around their graft points to protect them from winter's cold—deep watering and a top layer of pine needles or straw will help promote drainage and insulation.
Follow pruning guidelines to ensure healthy regrowth in spring.
Three seasons ago – Northport and Selkirk high school football programs merged to form the SelPort Lumberjacks.
The team now wears black and blue uniforms, practices at each school’s location, and competes in the Northeast 1B league while building stronger bonds among players.
Henry V opens today at the Salvation Army Kroc Center with lively sword fights and a pre-show talk that links the play’s history to modern leadership ideas — the production stars Adam Kroeger and is directed by Mary Bowers.
On Oct. 3, St. Pius X hosted a rare consecration event for local widows — approved by the Diocese of Boise.
The women received a blessing on their wedding rings and vowed to live in perpetual service while offering spiritual support to the community.
Penny’s Pit, known for its 50s and 60s decor, reopened on Wednesday after a brief pause.
Christina and Ryan Klundt renovated the space+ hired new staff to handle high demand while promising the classic flavors locals love.
NIC Theatre presents the surreal comedy 'On the Verge or The Geography of Yearning' at Schuler Performing Arts Center on campus today with free shows at 7 p.m. on Oct.
15-16, 2 p.m. on Oct. 17, 7 p.m. on Oct. 22-23, and 2 p.m. on Oct. 24.
Lake City High School is hosting Mental Health Week from Oct.
12 to 16 with booths by local groups + therapy dog visits during lunch; students in green will join Coeur d'Alene High at a Friday football game dedicated to mental health.
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