“Won’t you be my neighbor?” That’s the question asked by the popular PBS Kids character Daniel Tiger as he took a vacation from his neighborho…
PAYETTE — A site which has contributed much to the Payette landscape, the Payette City Council has chosen to revisit its attempts to sell the …
PAYETTE — The first item on the agenda during the Payette County Board of Commissioners’ regular meeting on Monday was the oath of office. Fou…
PAYETTE COUNTY — While the general public cannot yet be vaccinated for COVID-19, Idaho Gov. Brad Little is expressing optimism that the time i…
FRUITLAND — With a new year comes new business, including that business which the Fruitland School District Board of Trustees took on in its a…
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BOISE – Kokanee provide some great fishing opportunities across Idaho and can provide lots of action and a great-tasting fish, but they’re a little different than many other Idaho game fish.
BOISE — Zoo Boise, a division of Boise Parks and Recreation, is excited to announce the birth of a baby anteater. Proud parents Gloria and McCauley welcomed the pup into the world on December 23, 2020.
PAYETTE — A site which has contributed much to the Payette landscape, the Payette City Council has chosen to revisit its attempts to sell the city’s historic Brickyard property. The city first resolved to sell the brickyard in 2019 through Resolution 2019-08, which declared the Brickyard sur…
PAYETTE COUNTY — While the general public cannot yet be vaccinated for COVID-19, Idaho Gov. Brad Little is expressing optimism that the time is nearing that they may. In a news briefing on Tuesday, Little updated the public on how distribution of COVID-19 vaccines is going.
FRUITLAND — With a new year comes new business, including that business which the Fruitland School District Board of Trustees took on in its annual meeting on Monday. At the top of the list was trustees’ assignments going into 2021.
Parents and educators hear a lot about how important it is for our young students to be able to read at an early age. Studies show that children still struggling to read by the end of the third grade fall further and further behind and many never catch up before they graduate from high school.
The pandemic has presented great challenges for everyone across our state, country, and the world.
Health-care workers are tired. Across the nation and across our state, they continue to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 virus and the behavior choices made by the general public. Choosing to not follow the public health guidelines and mandates increases the burden placed on health-care workers.
BOISE — The presidents of Idaho’s three public universities announced on Wednesday they will not seek tuition increases for the 2021-22 academ…
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