North Idaho College President Nick Swayne will give free college application advice to high school students and families on Thursday, Oct.
29 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Coeur d’Alene High School Media Center & entry is through the main entrance off Dalton Avenue.
Michael Goggin of The Beacon is set to open Kickers, a new country-western dance floor on South Fourth Street in downtown Coeur d’Alene as soon as December — the venue will feature multiple bars, live performances and space for nearly 400 guests while boosting local hiring.
The Greater Coeur d'Alene Community Foundation and partners raised over $18,500 for Specialized Needs Recreation’s Building Belonging Campaign at its annual Gems & Jeans event.
Donations, including a $7,500 legacy gift and funds from a tournament, will help build a new facility at Cherry Hill Park.
Residents, KCFR firefighters, and the 2026 Chamber Leadership Class gathered on Friday, Oct.
16 at the Kootenai County Fire Department Training Center on Seltice Way to dedicate a memorial bench for fallen firefighter Frank J. Harwood (Leaders Eat Last), honoring his service and mentorship.
Once a schoolhouse built in 1905, the Roosevelt Inn is now ranked as Idaho’s seventh most haunted site based on numerous paranormal accounts, according to HauntBound.
Reopened as communal housing with rental options in Sept. 2025, it continues to draw paranormal enthusiasts and locals curious about its friendly ghost lore.
Kootenai County was named an American World War II Heritage City by the National Park Service — noting its key role during the war and its commitment to preserving local history through sites such as Farragut State Park.
This designation honors contributions that remain vital to the community.
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.
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