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“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…
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NEW PLYMOUTH — As administrators at the New Plymouth School District get settled into their new offices at the Internet Truckstop building, th…
NEW PLYMOUTH — As schools deal with the new normal of social distancing, the New Plymouth School District’s offices have found a new means of …
Idaho’s vision to build a viable oil industry and a natural gas business tied to the nation’s third largest dairy industry have been waylaid b…
PAYETTE — With the 2020-21 school year underway, the Payette School District is working to confront a pressing need for special education inst…
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Health advisory issued for CJ Strike Reservoir in Owyhee/Elmore Counties
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Payette County remains in red health alert level
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Washington County moves to yellow health alert level; Payette County remains in the red health alert level
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Few COVID-19 cases reported among local schools
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$2 Million in CARES funding going to Idaho libraries to boost broadband 24/7 in small/rural communities
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Southwest District Health responds to inquiries regarding COVID-19 related death of Middleton School District employee
PAYETTE — As students in the Western Treasure Valley test the waters of the 2020-21 school year, continued concerns about COVID-19 have seen s…
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission on Aug. 20 set the 2020 sage-grouse hunting seasons and rules, which includes a continued closure in a port…
WOOD RIVER VALLEY — Black bears in the Wood River Valley are getting food rewards from residential garbage containers, presenting a public saf…
MOSCOW — Lectures for the 2020 Borah Symposium at the University of Idaho — featuring a former Canadian prime minister and the leader of a Nob…
PAYETTE — During the regular meeting of the Payette City Council on Monday, city officials discussed an upcoming two-year construction project…
NEW PLYMOUTH — Despite the difficult landscape ahead for Pilgrim teachers, the New Plymouth School Board and the New Plymouth Education Associ…
PAYETTE — With Payette School District’s school year scheduled to set sail on Aug. 24, Superintendent Robin Gilbert’s attention has turned to …
NEW PLYMOUTH — When students in the New Plymouth School District resume classes on Aug. 24, it will be in person and on-campus, as announced b…
PAYETTE COUNTY — Payette County got a donation of thousands of masks and face shields on Monday from a Taiwan-based company that has an office…
PAYETTE COUNTY — While the pandemic has reduced the number of fairs throughout the nation in 2020, it has not reduced the number of those enro…
NEW PLYMOUTH — The general public will not be screened for admission to this year’s Payette County Fair and Rodeo, which is taking place Wedne…
FRUITLAND - With a new school year ahead and a new superintendent on board, the Fruitland School District is forging ahead with its plans to c…
PAYETTE - Throughout the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Payette Public Library staff and directors have worked to adapt their offerings …
PAYETTE - The saying “all good things must end” has come true for business owners Jake and Patsy ‘Pat’ Jacobs, who owned Savon Building Materi…
BOISE - As schools prepare to reopen for the 2020-21 school year, the Idaho State Board of Education said that, in the wake of novel coronavir…
BOISE - The National Science Foundation has awarded the Idaho STEM Action Center a $99,500 NSF INCLUDES Planning Grant to guide the developmen…
FRUITLAND - As the 2020-21 school year approaches, give or take changes needed to mitigate spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, the Fruit…
PAYETTE - The city of Payette is advising motorists that the two southbound lanes of U.S. Highway 95 between Northeast Tenth Avenue and South …
VALE — A Fruitland man will be getting a psychological evaluation before a trial where he is facing a murder charge.
NEW PLYMOUTH — A 43-year-old New Plymouth woman was arrested early Sunday morning following an alleged attack on a man who was leaving the Dou…
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 – Forest visitors, including hikers and mountain bikers should be aware that logging contractors removing dead trees with Douglas-fir dwarf mistletoe are working along the Bogus Basin Road north of the resort and areas around Bogus Basin. Forest users may encounter delays up to one hou…
FRUITLAND – The dog days of summer are coming in hot, and there’s officially a plan in place to get student athletes back on the field by the end of the summer. On Monday morning, Fruitland’s baseball team officially unveiled its scheduled for summer baseball that will include several Treasu…
Idaho’s vision to build a viable oil industry and a natural gas business tied to the nation’s third largest dairy industry have been waylaid by low prices and limited infrastructure, clouding the vision for the future.
NEW PLYMOUTH — As administrators at the New Plymouth School District get settled into their new offices at the Internet Truckstop building, the newspaper learned a little more about the future of the district’s former office building from Superintendent David Sotutu in an email on Sept. 22.
PAYETTE — With the 2020-21 school year underway, the Payette School District is working to confront a pressing need for special education instructors in its schools. At their regular meeting on Sept. 14, the District Board of Trustees declared an emergency to expedite the process of finding …
NEW PLYMOUTH — As schools deal with the new normal of social distancing, the New Plymouth School District’s offices have found a new means of giving themselves more space. At its regular meeting on Sept. 14, the New Plymouth School Board approved the lease for a new District administration o…
As participants in the decisions made in Congress, Idahoans contact me with valuable input about the issues our country faces. Realizing that many may not have the chance to contact me, I post information about various issues of importance on my website, http://crapo.senate.gov. One of the i…
Now, maybe more than ever, as Americans face months of dealing with the impacts of the pandemic, and we anxiously await effective vaccines and treatments to advance, we must be thorough in considering all cost drivers affecting the affordability of medical care. Over the past months, Congres…
Idahoans have met the challenges of the pandemic with thoughtful, determined efforts to help others. Instead of being overwhelmed by circumstances,
BOISE — The Idaho State Board of Education will hold a virtual special Board meeting on Monday, Sept. 28 beginning at 3 p.m. (MDT).
BOISE — This is a pivotal and challenging time in the world of Public Transportation in Idaho. Citizens have the opportunity to help shape wha…
BOISE — Unemployment continued claims – the number of people who requested an unemployment benefit payment – continued to fall the week ending…
