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LC State’s Myklebust Named New Postsecondary Teacher of the Year in Idaho
LEWISTON - Lewis-Clark State College Fire Service Technology instructor Travis Myklebust was recognized as the 2024 New Postsecondary Teacher of the Year by Career Technical Educators of Idaho (CTEI). The award was presented to him on July 31 during the Connect CTE Conference held in Boise, Idaho. The New Teacher...
Backcountry team rescues injured local woman who spent night in wilderness after ATV crash
POCATELLO — The Bannock County Sheriff’s Office backcountry team recently rescued a 50-year-old local woman from the Gibson Jack area following an ATV accident. Sgt. Nick Zweigart, a member of the backcountry rescue team, said the incident occurred early Tuesday morning and involved multiple different tools and techniques. The incident began to unfold around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday when the family of the woman contacted authorities to report that she had...
Ice cream parlor opens in iconic dome-shaped building in Rexburg
REXBURG – “Come with me, and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination.”. That line from “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” is the vibe Jared Gold was going for when he opened an ice cream parlor at 110 West 4th South in Rexburg.
Lamb Weston Celebrates Grand Opening of Expanded French Fry Manufacturing Line in American Falls, Idaho
Lamb Weston, a leading global supplier of frozen potato products, is renowned for its innovation and commitment to quality. With a legacy of excellence in the food industry, Lamb Weston continually invests in its production capabilities to meet the demands of a growing market. Recently, the company celebrated the grand...
Prep football preview: Highland expects to challenge for another state title with 22 new starters and transfer QB
POCATELLO — Fresh off a state 5A football title, the Highland Rams will face a unique challenge in a quest for number 13. According to head coach Nick Sorrell, all 22 starters who led Highland High School to its 12th state championship a season ago have graduated. “That’s what...
Boise State, UNLV favored in Mountain West, which has Pac-12’s Oregon St, Washington St on schedule
For all that has changed in college athletics, Boise State being favored in the Mountain West remains a remarkable constant. The Broncos were picked for the 17th consecutive year to win a conference or division title, including all 14 years they have been in the Mountain West. Boise State’s Spencer...
Here are the winners of the Madison County Fair food contest
REXBURG — The Madison County Fair kicked off Wednesday, and a few of us at EastIdahoNews.com were lucky enough to try and judge some of the best food this year. Although we tried many incredible entrees, drinks, and desserts – including Mexican street corn, a rice bowl with pork belly, Brazilian lemonade, a honey-drizzled corn dog, and more – three items stood out as our favorites for 2024.
Pocatello police on the trail of a “cat” burglar
Pocatello (Pocatello) - A string of thefts and sneaky behavior in Pocatello has left a cat being issued a warrant for his arrest. Jasper, who is already orange, like a prison jumpsuit, has allegedly been stealing stuffed animals from other pets in his neighborhood. The Pocatello police department posted a warrant to their facebook page, in an effort to
Healthy City USA - Pocatello Marathon
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Locals medal at Pickleball Palooza
LIBBY — Three Boundary County 9B Pickleball players medaled at Pickleball Palooza. John and Jeannie Walkington won gold in the intermediate level. Arlyn Thurber won silver with his partner at the advanced level. Pickleball is a paddle sport played on a badminton sized court. It is one of the...
Arimo water boil order lifted, Marsh Valley School District to start classes on Monday
ARIMO — The Marsh Valley School District has postponed the start of its 2024-25 school year after E. coli was recently discovered in Arimo’s drinking water. Classes for the Marsh Valley High School and Marsh Valley Middle School were set to begin on Wednesday but will instead begin on Monday following a recent water boil order that was issued for the city of Arimo earlier this month. “We waited as...
Boise elementary school evacuated on first day due to gas smell
BOISE, Idaho — Roosevelt Elementary School in Boise had to be evacuated on Wednesday, the first day of school, at the request of Intermountain Gas, according to the Boise School District. Intermountain Gas responded to the school at roughly 10:40 a.m., where they found a leak in the nearby...
Minico eyes to reclaim conference championship in 2024
RUPERT, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Minico Spartans are coming off a season that saw them finish with a 6-4 record and a trip to the playoffs. After falling short in both the Great Basin Conference Championship and the first round of state, the Spartans are eager for redemption. Last...
Sandpoint Mayor Grimm fronts 1% local option sales tax to fund street repairs
Sandpoint residents weary of degraded street conditions throughout the city may have the opportunity to weigh in on a 1% local option sales tax that Mayor Jeremy Grimm promoted during the Aug. 7 meeting of the City Council. Funds from the tax would be directed toward street work; however, whether...
Portneuf Greenway Foundation continues its quest to connect all of Pocatello
POCATELLO — The Portneuf Greenway Foundation is currently working on three major projects to help Pocatello develop more trails for hikers, bikers and anyone else who wants to enjoy the outdoors. One of those projects is the Brennan Pedestrian Bridge project, for which the Greenway is looking to get a grant to help build a pedestrian bridge connecting the Brennan and Sacagawea trails. The second project the Greenway is working...
Hitler-Inspired Father Of North Idaho Hate Also Moved From CA
North Idaho has for decades been associated with a number of anti-government, pro-Aryan groups that have been thriving in the panhandle for over 50 years now. The individual that history identifies as the man who forever changed the region was a Colorado native raised and educated in California. His influence...
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