Bill Buley

Walz decided several months ago that it was time to retire. Health challenges earlier this year played a role in the decision. He spent time in the hospital and rehabilitation in both March and May. The retirement also came after a longtime employee stepped aside because of health concerns.

The history of the Jacklin family and the Jacklin Seed Company is displayed in pictures, documents and awards and of course, shared by Jacklin himself. One wall shows the history of seed processing and condition.

Mike Kopf, maintenance superintendent, said the cemetery, which has undergone extensive improvements in the past five years, has been free of incidents since a similar accident occurred a little more than three years ago.

Maybe a love of the trails is worth sharing with grandkids

Hundreds arrived in Murray for the annual celebration of Molly B'Damn Days that included music, car show, street fair and parade. The highlight came Saturday afternoon for the crowning of the Molly Queen

Kootenai County housing markets remain hot

North Idaho State Fair begins 10-day run at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds

I feel the same way about Coeur d'Alene. Those mornings when I seem to be the only person running on Tubbs Hill, or I'm biking on the North Idaho Centennial Trail, I think to myself, "Wow. I live here. How lucky am I?"

Kootenai Health has been recognized in a new national publication from the American Hospital Association and the Centers for Disease Control and

Employees came from several divisions: Blue 541; Bonner County Daily Bee; The Coeur d'Alene/Post Falls Press; Columbia Basin Publishing; Hagadone Hawaii; Hagadone Media and Creative; Quicksilver Studios and Hagadone Montana Publishing.