RATHDRUM, Idaho — On Wednesday, January 15 at 5:30 p.m., the Lakeland Joint School District (LJSD) Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting to discuss the district’s financial situation. The meeting will be held in the Commons at Timberlake...
Salt purifies. It preserves. When Jesus said that Christians should be the salt of the Earth, He meant that Christians should be a cleansing influence on the societies in which we live. This effect is much more a matter of deeds than of words. The testimony that bears truest witness to...
Politics & Common Sense — Column by John Spencer In the heart of Kootenai County lies a tale of two forces: towering giants like the Hagadone Corporation, Kootenai Hospital, and North Idaho College and the resilient small businesses that thrive in their shadow. As of 2021, Kootenai County is home to...
Editorial In a move that spits in the face of all Americans who believe in truth, honor, and integrity, Biden presented a Presidential Medal of Freedom to Hillary Clinton and George Soros—two of the most corrupt human beings currently alive—on January 4, 2024. Last year, Biden presented the same award to...
Editorial It is with a profound sense of loss that we announce the passing of Brian D. King, a regular columnist who wrote for Kootenai Journal since October 2023. Brian was an incredible man of great intelligence, beauty, and faith. His dear wife Toni passed away only weeks before his own...
The family migrated by covered wagon to Humptulips, which is a Salish word meaning “hard to pole.” Living near her paternal grandparent’s farm was a delight for young Ruby. “I shot my first gun at four years old. My uncle held the rifle, and I pulled the trigger. We shot at Campbell’s soup cans. He was a World War II veteran who fought with Patton.”