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HBD Idaho! July 3 marks Gem State's birthday
BOISE, Idaho — This article originally appeared in the Idaho Press. This July 3 marks 134 years of Idaho’s statehood, but its origins extend slightly further back and are slightly more contrived than one may think. Predating European colonization by several centuries, what is now Idaho was land...
Idaho officials sued by inmates over law blocking public funds for gender care
The ACLU of Idaho, on behalf of three people who are incarcerated in Idaho, has filed a federal lawsuit in the Idaho District Court against state officials over a new law that bans public funds from going toward gender-affirming care. House Bill 668 took effect on Monday, and it prevents the use of taxpayer funds from covering gender-affirming medication and surgeries for adults and children. That includes Idaho Medicaid. Also under the law, no state property or facility is allowed to be used for providing...
A library in Idaho is limiting children’s access to comply with new law
A new law in effect this week in Idaho requires libraries to move books into an "adults only" section if a patron believes it contains sexual content that could be harmful to children. Libraries that don't comply face fines. But at least one library in the state, which says it doesn't have the space to create a separate section, now requires children to have a parent present, or a signed waiver, to even enter the building.
California murder suspect with Idaho ties sought by authorities
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The U.S. Marshals Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force in Sacramento is searching for 59-year-old Jose Cardona, who is wanted in connection to a triple homicide in Stockton, California. The Stockton Police Department on June 25 reported that Cardona allegedly set a camper on fire, which...
Cove & Co. Shop Celebrates Ribbon Cutting with Weiser Chamber of Commerce
The Cove & Co. Shop, a delightful addition to the Weiser community, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Weiser Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, June 27th. Nestled in the heart of Weiser at 536 State St., this charming store offers a unique array of home decor, gifts, and both new and gently used clothing. Visitors to Cove & Co. will discover an array of treasures perfect for any gift-giving occasion. The shop has recently introduced a selection of gift bags in three different colors and patterns, adding a touch of elegance to any purchase. Cove & Co. Shop is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It’s the ideal destination for anyone in search of a special gift or a unique addition to their home.
Fiddle Champions at the Weiser Activity Center For Seniors, June 2024
Fiddle Champions at the Weiser Activity Center For Seniors, June 2024. Tristan Paskvan (age 13) Southlake, Texas, McKenna Peterson (age 12) Fulshear, Texas, Guitar players Max Francis (age 12) Victoria, BC, Thomas Paskvan (age 16) Southlake, Texas, Beth Cheatham, Provo, Utah Tristan, McKenna and Max are all national fiddle champions. Lorelei Hein (15), Sherwood, Oregon, was part of the older twin group in last song.
Elks Donate to Love INC Coats for Kids Ministry
Four years ago, I committed to running the Love INC winter coat ministry through St. Agnes Catholic Church. With my husband, John, and a small group of faithful and hardworking volunteers from various churches, we have been collecting and distributing coats ever since. The Weiser community is very generous in donating coats, mostly used but sometimes new.
Mayor Hibberd interviewed on BSU radio for community work
Blue Cross Foundation’s Courtney Frost and Tawsha Box of Reynolds and Myers, filled the Weiser City Council in on why Weiser stood out in the application process for an $85,000 grant it received. Photo by Sarah Imada.
Senior Center mortgage paid off!
The Weiser Activity Center for Seniors, through generous community donations, was able to pay off its $197,000 mortgage. From left, board President Karen Hoffer, board Treasurer Linda Smith,and patron Norma Brown who came up with the Evelyn Stover Challenge, which netted the required funds for payoff. Photo by Philip A. Janquart.
Annex principal/superintendent retires; Voile to replace him
Recently retired Annex School Superintendent/Principal Steve Bishop, left, and taking over the position as of July 1, Kim Voile, were photographed together at the school’s June 27 STEAM Camp open house. Bishop held the position for the past 10 years, and Voile has been working on plans for the new school year since being hired in late March. Photo by Philip Janquart.
100,000 Oregonians to Gain Medicaid Coverage: State Leads the Way in Healthcare Accessibility with OHP Bridge Plan
Oregon has expanded Medicaid coverage, offering free medical, dental, and mental health services to those earning up to 200% of the federal poverty level, aiming to add 100,000 more residents by 2027. Oregon Medicaid Expansion – Free Coverage for 100,000 More Residents by 2027 Oregon has broadened its Medicaid program, enhancing accessibility for individuals and […]
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