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Summer Country Showdown Event Tomorrow
This year’s Summer Country Showdown is set for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 23-24, at the University of Idaho campus in Moscow. The annual event celebrates the full spectrum of country music, attracting fans from across the region for a weekend of live performances featuring both emerging talent and seasoned legends. Hosted in the ICCU Arena, this two-night concert aims to deliver a mix of fresh sounds and timeless hits, making it a highlight of the summer for country music enthusiasts.
Robert Trent Jones Jr. completes renovation of Osprey Meadows at Tamarack Resort in Idaho
Robert Trent Jones Jr. has completed a renovation of the Osprey Meadows course at Tamarack Resort in Idaho, introducing a new level of playability to a layout that he designed and originally opened in 2006. Then owned by a different group, the course about 90 miles of Boise had closed...
Bear Lake County Fair royalty says wearing crown is yearlong commitment
It’s a way of life to attend county and regional fairs across Idaho. These fairs have been a part of Idaho's culture since the early 1900s. Traditionally rodeos are a big part of these fairs and in turn have been a place for young ladies to compete for the title of rodeo royalty. Many see...
Forest funds push KSD stormwater project across the finish line
KELLOGG –– Last week, the Kellogg School Board approved additional funds for their “Stormwater Goes to School” project. With just under two weeks until the new school year starts, KSD is scrambling to get the major project wrapped up before students arrive, but several unforeseen issues have slowed the project.
NIMSEF now accepting applications for upcoming winter season
SANDPOINT — The North Idaho Mountain Sports Education Fund, also known as NIMSEF, recently announced that it is now accepting applications for the upcoming ski season. NIMSEF, in its 15th season, is hoping to sponsor a record of more than a combined 75 snowboarders and skiers this season. The program, which started in 2010, is dedicated to helping local youths in Bonner and Boundary counties experience Schweitzer, especially those that would otherwise never have the opportunity.
Lapwai aims to return to contention
Aug. 23—Lapwai understands that everyone knows it as a basketball school, head football coach Josh Leighton said. The leading scorer in Idaho high school basketball history, Kase Wynott, graduated from Lapwai just a few months ago and committed to Washington State, and the Wildcat basketball programs have a long track record of postseason success. But Lapwai's football team has had its fair ...
ID city's 'non-sanctuary' status threatens most vulnerable, critics say
Groups are warning an Idaho city's decision to declare itself a non-sanctuary city could have far-reaching implications. The repercussions are still being felt from the decision by the city of Eagle, near Boise, in July. Sanctuary cities limit their cooperation with the federal government on immigration laws. The Eagle resolution...
Annual Greek Festival set for Saturday at Greek Orthodox Church in Pocatello
POCATELLO — The annual Greek Festival is set to take place this Saturday at the Greek Orthodox Church on North Fifth Avenue. Father Constantine Zozos of the Greek Orthodox Church said the festival is the largest one-day ethnic festival in Idaho. It happens every year, and people in the area are always excited to visit. "It's the best Greek food this side of the Mississippi," he said. "We have 6,000...
New program to give Idaho foster families free access to state parks
Foster families in Idaho have a new way to engage the kids their fostering by exploring Idaho’s outdoors. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare joined forces with the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation along with Regence BlueShield of Idaho and Idaho Business for the Outdoors to create the program which gives foster families free entry into all 30 Idaho state parks.
This Idaho City’s Dumb Policy Continues to Anger Idahoans
Every city in Idaho is special to those who live there, regardless of how long they have lived in their own unique Idahome. No, we're not going to report that one city is the best over another. However, one city has a HUGE problem that threatens to disrupt anyone visiting this Treasure Valley city.
Idaho Burns and the Environmentalists Fiddle
The federal government needs to get the hell out of Idaho! The fires currently wiping out our forests and history could’ve been minimized by some simple logic. Instead, policy is being made by tree-spiking, granola-chomping, and hemp skirt-wearing kooks like Tracy Stone-Manning at the Bureau of Land Management. Our forests won’t survive another four years of liberal madness.
USDA Awards $2 Million to Idaho Through Specialty Crop Block Grant Program, Including Major Grant to University of Idaho
BOISE - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that Idaho will receive more than $2.2 million in Fiscal Year 2024 through the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program (SCBGP). The funding, provided by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), is aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of specialty crops within the state. Administered by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA), these grants will support 17 projects across the state, each designed to foster innovation, improve marketing, and strengthen the state’s specialty crop industries.
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