Editorial
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What an Idaho school funding lawsuit might look like
It is not inevitable that the Idaho Legislature will invite a school funding lawsuit, but legislators appear at ...
It's time to address the veterinarian shortages in Idaho
Shortage areas include Bonner, Boundary, and Kootenai counties
Many issues on table for upcoming session
The 2022 legislative session starts Jan. 10
Resolving to be civil to others will be a winning New Year strategy
Civil debate provides significantly better results than launching personal attacks
Spirit of Freedom honors veterans' service, dedication
Award recognizes Idaho veterans and volunteers
Promoting civility in public meetings
County Conversations is a monthly column on participation and county government.
A happy Thanksgiving to one and all
In the next two weeks the newly elected City Council members will join the current council in a strategic planning session.
The time is now: Vote
As students’ most powerful advocates, it is imperative that you speak up at the ballot box.
Local option tax allows non-residents pay their fair share
The LOT is modeled closely after the 1% local option tax that was approved by Sandpoint voters in 2015.
Asphalt projects, road closures & other details
The Bonner County Road Department is beginning to wrap up another construction season that has been both busy and productive.
Remembering 9/11 and America’s response to tragedy
There are moments that define a generation.
Local option tax supports affordable, accessible quality of life
Quality of life supports economic opportunity and success.
Sometimes 'personal choice' must give way to public good
Let's get vaccinated Idaho
The Fourth of July and American exceptionalism
This and every Fourth of July, may God continue to bless America and our enduring exceptionalism.
Public-private partnerships can help address housing issues
This is the third column in a series on housing availability and affordability in the greater Sandpoint region.
Legislative session is complete — for now
Idaho Legislature had a busy — and historic — year.