CDA Local Buzz 🐝 | Issue #135

💰 Numerica Credit Union $20,000 in Scholarships | 🤠 Party in the Dirt Returns | 🔥 Kitchen Safety Tips And Much, Much, More...

Author

Derek Baron
February 09, 2025

 

In This CDA Local Buzz Issue

 📆 Coeur d’Alene Area Local Events (You can now add your own event)

🔥 Local Business Spotlight 🔥
👉 StretchLab CDA 👈

 🤪 Meme of the Day 

Upcoming Local Events Happening This Week

Please make sure to click on the links as they may be changed due to
weather or unforeseen incidents that we can not control at the Buzz 🐝. 

 FEBRUARY 9, 2025

 FEBRUARY 10, 2025

 FEBRUARY 11, 2025

 FEBRUARY 12, 2025

 FEBRUARY 13, 2025

 FEBRUARY 14, 2025

 FEBRUARY 15, 2025

Companions Animal Center, formerly Kootenai Humane Society, has cared for and found homes for unwanted animals for over 45 years. Please visit our website companionsanimalcenter.org for more information or stop by Tuesdays through Sundays starting at noon each day. You can give to their causes in many ways, so please CLICK HERE to donate if you would like 🙏.

Please click the image below for the full story

StretchLab CDA, located in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, has been promoting health and wellness for over 4.5 years through expert-assisted stretching for a diverse clientele, including athletes, office workers, and those seeking pain relief. With certified Flexologists providing personalized one-on-one sessions, the studio enhances flexibility, reduces tension, and improves overall mobility in a state-of-the-art environment with flexible session options. Owned by fitness advocate and athlete Jaimee, StretchLab CDA is committed to community wellness through free demo stretches, workplace programs, and discounts for military, first responders, and healthcare workers. Its success has led to expansion plans, including a satellite location at Post Falls Peak Fitness and a new studio in North Spokane by 2025, solidifying its role as a regional leader in mobility-focused care. Read their full story by clicking on the image below.

Click the image above to read the full Spotlight Story

Numerica Credit Union Offering
$20,000 in Student Scholarships

Numerica Credit Union is providing $20,000 in scholarships to support students pursuing higher education. The program, aimed at helping ease the financial burden of college, is open to eligible high school seniors and current college students in Numerica’s service areas.

Scholarships will be awarded based on academic achievement, community involvement, and financial need. Students who demonstrate leadership and a commitment to their communities are encouraged to apply. The initiative reflects Numerica’s dedication to fostering education and supporting future leaders.

Applications for the scholarships are now open, with a deadline approaching in the coming weeks. Students interested in applying can find detailed eligibility requirements and submission instructions on Numerica’s official website. Learn More…

High School Runners: Don’t Miss Fleet Feet CDA’s Track Night on March 1!

Fleet Feet Coeur d’Alene is hosting Track Night on Saturday, March 1, for high school athletes, parents, and coaches. The event features discounts on track gear, free swag, pizza, refreshments, and a 400m predict-your-time race with prizes from New Balance and Hoka. Special guest Clayton VanDyke, a sub-4-minute miler and NAIA national champion, will give a presentation and answer questions from aspiring runners. Learn More…

Party in the Dirt Returns: Big Country Concert Announcement Coming Monday!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of country music, energy, and excitement—Party in the Dirt is on the way, and this year’s show is set to be legendary! While the official lineup drops Monday, fans can get ahead of the crowd by signing up for exclusive ticket access now.

🎟️ Want first dibs on tickets?
👉 Sign up for emails at nisfair.fun
👉 Text FANCLUB to 205-433-2531

With high-energy performances, a lively atmosphere, and a lineup you won’t want to miss, Party in the Dirt promises to be one of the biggest country concerts of the year.

📅 Mark your calendar and tune in Monday for the BIG REVEAL!
Who’s ready to party? Learn More Here…

Idaho’s Saint Joe River Named
World’s Highest Navigable River

The Saint Joe River in northern Idaho has earned the title of the world's highest navigable river, according to the World Record Academy. Flowing through the scenic Bitterroot Mountains, the river reaches an elevation of approximately 2,128 feet (649 meters) above sea level, making it the highest river that boats can regularly travel.

The Saint Joe River stretches about 140 miles, winding through pristine forests and remote landscapes before eventually joining Coeur d’Alene Lake. Despite its high elevation, it remains accessible to boats, including fishing vessels, kayaks, and small motorboats, particularly in its lower and middle sections.

The river’s unique geography and relatively gentle flow make it an appealing spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Boaters and anglers frequent its waters for trout fishing, while kayakers navigate its clear currents. In addition to recreation, the river holds historical significance, having served as an important route for early settlers and loggers in the region. Read More…

Kitchen Safety Tips to Prevent Burns During #BurnAwarenessWeek

Cooking is a leading cause of burns and home fires, but a few simple precautions can help keep you and your family safe. Follow these essential tips to prevent cooking-related burns and fires:

✅ Use a timer to remind yourself when food is cooking.
✅ Check food regularly while simmering, baking, or roasting.
✅ Never leave the kitchen while frying, boiling, or broiling—if you need to step away, turn off the stove.

Stay alert and cook with caution to prevent accidents! For more burn prevention tips, Go Here…

#BurnAwarenessWeek #KitchenSafety #FirePrevention 🚒🔥

Who Is Your Pick For The Super Bowl?

Who Is YOUR Pick to Win Super Bowl LIX (2025)

Login or Subscribe to participate in polls.

IDFG Shares Deer and Elk Population Data, Invites Feedback on Hunting Rules

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) is inviting the public to learn about and contribute to the process of setting big game hunting seasons. The agency updates regulations every two years using scientific data and public feedback to manage deer and elk populations. Hunters and conservationists are encouraged to participate through meetings, online comments, and IDFG reports to help shape future hunting seasons.

Meme-O-Meter

Click Below To Cast Your Vote 👍

Login or Subscribe to participate in polls.

Reply

or to participate.