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OPINION: Harris gives Dems a needed wake-up call
What a difference a single decision can make in a presidential election.
Thanks for your comment, Frank!
My friend Frank Frutchey's letter to the Shoshone News-Press, relating the story of a case not unlike the Rossi murder in Wyoming 65 years ago, has a parallel in my book.
Sup's Corner
Being Kellogg School District’s Superintendent was never something I had thought about doing as an educator.
The Rossi Murder: Sounds like an intriguing read!
I wish my friend Ron the best of luck with his new book “The Rossi Murder and the Unwritten Law in 1916 Wallace, Idaho.” Sounds like an intriguing read! I plan to buy a copy.
Kudos
I want to thank Fr. Jerome, Debi Mikesell, the C. D. Of America who made all of this possible without any stress on my part. They all took care of everything.
Bedke seeks political career change
House Speaker Scott Bedke of Oakley, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, easily checks off the boxes for that office.
March for Jesus kudos
The March for Jesus on May 22nd was colorful, fun, and full of smiling faces on young and old.
Risch influence goes in different direction
Sen. Jim Risch’s political life was much more fun with Donald Trump as president and Republicans had control of the Senate. But perhaps there is something libe…
Expensive space fetish
Jeff Bezos is going into space, and opened the extra seat in his Blue Origin spacecraft to bids.
Partisanship puts up roadblock to progress
During his heyday as governor, Cecil Andrus – a Democrat – had an uncanny way of appealing to even the most partisan of Republicans.
Who are these people? Where did they come from?
When did they decide to take advantage of our friendly accepting nature to exploit and take over and politically control where we were born and live, our beautiful North Idaho?
McGeachin has critics where she wants them
If you are just tuning in, she issued an executive order prohibiting governmental mask mandates in Idaho while Gov. Brad Little was out of the state, attending…
Old Glory returns to piney pinnacle
She's back, flying her patriotic colors high above the Idaho Panhandle National Forest.
Big name, small town
One hundred and seventy five years ago this week, James Frederick Wardner was born on May 19, 1846 and proceeded to live anything but a dull and idle life. Jim…
Maintaining Wallace’s identity
Wallace, nestled at the base of beautiful towering mountains, the students of Wallace High School, and the town’s residents and business people, as well as visitors, gazed with admiration and awe at the beauty that…
Wolves in shepherd's clothing
The modern American Leftist is a far cry from being a classic liberal.