On Monday, the Parks and Recreation Commission approved an MOU with the Panhandle Parks Foundation to plan, fund, and build a permanent memorial at Independence Point for fallen firefighter John Morrison (who served 28 years).
The design awaits additional funding sources.
TaTa’s Party Extravaganza at Wallace Elks Lodge on Oct.
10 raised $19,400 to assist local cancer patients. Local businesses, organizations & individuals donated auction items to benefit the Shoshone Cancer Resource Center in Kellogg.
Coeur d’Alene School District will host a Community Resources Fair from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.
21 at Venture Academy’s gym for students receiving special education; local groups (Disability Action Center, Citylink, Goodwill, Workforce Training Center) will offer transition support along with free pizza and prizes.
Yellow bollards mark groundwater monitoring wells from cleanup sites around the basin, protecting areas where scientists check water quality and flow.
EPA, DEQ and other agencies use the data to guide long-term cleanup efforts — key work to keep drinking water safe.
Spirit Lake Councilman Chuck Orr is restoring the historic Blackwell House, which he bought in 2018 when it had fallen into disrepair.
He plans to host an open house next summer to celebrate its 120th anniversary — showing how old architecture meets modern updates — as he works with preservation officials.
Around 400 residents gathered Saturday afternoon at the corner of Appleway Avenue (U.S. Highway 95) for a No Kings event aimed at reminding new voters to register for the November election; organizers provided registration forms and promoted early-voting walks.
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.
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