BILL BULEY
Bill Buley covers the city of Coeur d'Alene for the Coeur d’Alene Press. He has worked here since January 2020, after spending seven years on Kauai as editor-in-chief of The Garden Island newspaper. He enjoys running.
Recent Stories
Red for the season
About 34,000 geraniums planted at Resort, surrounding Hagadone properties
It was a red-flower day at The Coeur d'Alene Resort on Tuesday.
Sharing North Idaho stories
Culture, recreation key parts of a thriving community
The tribe offers help in physical, behavioral and emotional health, and does so in a way that is “culturally sensitive, so it can share values.
Strangers becoming friends in Coeur d'Alene
First Monday Night Dinner of the year brings hundreds together
Adam Schluter’s hosted this year’s kickoff to the gatherings at McEuen Park. The music, food and drink were all free, covered by donations.
Even during war, Coeur d'Alene pastor leads group into Israel
The pastor of Candlelight Christian Fellowship in Coeur d’Alene recently return from a 24-day trip to Israel, where he led about 20 people around the Middle East country.
Coeur d'Alene's century man
Hundreds surround Ray Johnson as he celebrates his 100th birthday
Ray Johnson celebrates 100th birthday
Coming together in Coeur d'Alene
Adam Schluter kicking off another season of Monday Night Dinners at McEuen Park
When he held the first dinner at his home, 11 people showed up. Those gatherings gradually grew to more than 200.
Hello sunshine
Temperature expected to rise into 80s this weekend
Sunny skies and record temperatures expected this weekend.
Coeur d'Alene councilwoman: 'A very smart investment'
Funds could be key to finding affordable housing solutions
A March report from the Housing Solution Partnership stated that 24 of 30 categories of local workers are unable to buy a home.
Low snowpack could affect North Idaho recreation
Streamflows could be reduced by late summer, says outlook
While the snowpack measured at stations is well below normal, it could have been worse.
Downtown Coeur d'Alene roar more of a snore
Efforts to reduce vehicle noise working, says resident and city leaders
The code changes approved by the City Council spell out what conduct is prohibited.