Daily editionSaturday, February 14th, 2026
Good morning, Coeur d'Alene.
The Good Day Coeur d'Alene Team
Here’s your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 14th of February.
Community
North Idaho Classics Car Club gave $8,000 to eight local nonprofits as part of its 2025 Community Contributions, with each charity receiving $2,000.
President Gus Johnson and Treasurer Laurie Thomas thanked members — reflecting the club's ongoing care for the community.
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Culture
Art Spirit Gallery closed Friday evening after 30 years at 415 Sherman Ave, as the community gathered to share memories and honor its legacy.
A GoFundMe fundraiser was launched to cover remaining debts + ensure a dignified farewell.
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Education
UI has announced a partnership with Utah’s Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine to start a new undergraduate program in Treasure Valley that will help expand Idaho’s doctor workforce.
Students must sign a return-to-practice agreement (providing four years of service in Idaho after residency) as part of the initiative.
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Government
A section of Highway 54 in Farragut State Park will close Wednesday for a $3 million intersection improvement at Brig Road, with work expected to last until July.
Drivers will follow a detour via the traffic circle & Bayview Road that adds less than five minutes to travel time.
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Tax professionals at Big Mountain Accounting in Post Falls warn locals about misleading social media tax advice that has cost over $162 million since 2022.
They urge taxpayers to verify claims with trusted sources - report any suspicious posts to the IRS.
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Lifestyle
Amy Hebert of Arty Greeting Cards in Athol shares a three-step 'Happy Orange' recipe using color, living warmth (like a warm mug or colorful decor) and connection to beat February blues.
The idea, inspired by her mini-Labradoodle Arty, offers a creative way for locals to brighten dark winter days.
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Many couples in North Idaho are choosing to celebrate Valentine’s Day at home today.
Capital One Shopping Research shows 35% planned an evening out as busy restaurants push people toward cozy meals and low-key celebrations.
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