Emma Epperly is a General Assignment Reporter for The Spokesman-Review, covering crime, courts, and breaking news in the Spokane area. With a background in journalism from the Murrow College of Communication, Emma is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to her community.
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Trustees of the largest school district in Idaho by geography sought community input this month on a plan to split into two districts — a move some in the Mountain View School District argue would return school control to the communities they’re located in, while others fear smaller districts would struggle financially.
By: Emma Epperly
North Idaho College trustee candidate Mary Havercroft said she’s frustrated that the Kootenai County Central Republican Committee changed her party affiliation in their conservative voter guide as she runs for a non-partisan seat.
By: Emma Epperly
Like most parents, Chelsie Marine frequently read with her two young boys, Carter and Reed.
POST FALLS — Chelsie Marine frequently read with her two young boys, Carter and Reed.
The results in three North Idaho College trustee races could put an end to the board’s years-long strife or send the college in a different direction.
By: Emma Epperly
Mountain View school leaders voted Wednesday to split their district into two — but the plan will require approval from the State Board of Education and voters before it becomes a reality.
A third Idaho school administrator has broken into the $200,000 club, a first in state history.
By: Emma Epperly
University of Idaho officials knew their introductory math classes weren’t working.
Lakeland School District levy failed narrowly.
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