The Arts Commission is hosting October Unveiled & An Evening of Treasure & Art at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Idaho Wildlife Museum at Riverstone as part of Arts and Humanities Month.
The event features a treasure hunt, live music on flute and piano, poetry, and discussion on new initiatives.
Local stargazers can look forward to stunning sky events in October, with Saturn at opposition on Oct.
4 at 5:13 a.m. + meteor showers including the Draconids on Oct. 8 and the Orionids on Oct. 21 offering clear views if the weather holds.
Today, Coeur d’Alene schools are asking voters to approve a $60.5 million, two-year levy that funds teacher salaries, academic programs, and facility upkeep at a tax rate of $110 per $100,000 assessed value.
Similar measures are on ballots statewide, with no bonds included this November.
Coeur d'Alene plans to revitalize City Park waterfront from Independence Point to Park Drive.
An ad hoc committee meets at the Parks and Recreation Commission Oct. 19 and will propose upgrades like wider walkways, new benches, and tree replacement to improve the area used by nearly one million visitors.
Dr. Thomas Fletcher, interim director of Panhandle Health District, announced plans to compare functional and conventional medicine during a public forum Tuesday at the Kootenai County administration building.
He has applied for a federal grant to launch a five-year study that will treat thousands of local patients.
The Coeur d’Alene Arts Commission will celebrate artists at the 30th annual Arts Awards on Oct.
21 at the Hagadone Event Center. The event features performances by Chorale Coeur d’Alene, the Symphony Orchestra, and others (including a poem by Poet Laureate Jen Passaro) plus live and silent auctions.
School Board trustees met Monday night at Lake City High School to discuss a proposed $30.25 million levy on the Nov.
3 ballot. They said they will continue meeting with residents to answer questions and explain how the funds will support local schools.
The Coeur d’Alene Public Library Foundation is hosting Well-Read and Slightly Improper: The Songs and Satire of Tom Lehrer at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the library community room.
The adult-only event honors the late satirical musician with performances by Max Mendez and others and costs $45 per ticket.
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