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Revitalized and relocated Nature Center opens at Twin Falls Resort State Park
MULLENS, W.Va. (WCHS) — Twin Falls Resort State Park announced the opening of the relocated and revitalized Nature Center at Park Lodge. The new location offers modern amenities, a dedicated area for classroom presentations and a audiovisual system totaling nearly $50,000 in renovations, according to a news release from West Virginia State Parks.
Lee Pesky Learning Center names new executive director
The Lee Pesky Learning Center named Maureen O’Toole, a longtime Idaho education leader, as its new executive director this week. O’Toole is a former public school teacher, military school administrator and leader of multiple educational organizations and nonprofits. In an interview with EdNews, O’Toole said she was drawn...
The 2024 Fall State of the College Address is Almost Here
10 a.m. – 1 p.m. In addition to recognizing the 2024 Staff of the Year and Faculty of Distinction winners, the long-awaited new CWI mascot will also be introduced. Those wanting to participate in a drawing for new limited edition Otter gear can follow the link below to enter.
DUI-involved crash causes severe injuries and road closure on U.S. 95 near Pollock
POLLOCK, Idaho — Idaho State Police (ISP) is investigating a crash involving a car and a semi-truck that left both drivers injured on Friday, August 9. ISP says that, around 8:30 p.m., troopers responded to a crash on U.S. Highway 95 near Pollock, Idaho. Troopers say a Ford truck...
Point Campground at Redfish Lake closed for the remainder of the season
IDAHO, USA — The U.S. Forest Service- Sawtooth National Forest announced that Point Campground at Redfish Lake is closed for the rest of the 2024 season, including the day-use area. "While there are no hazards in the campground itself, falling, fire-weakened trees and rolling rocks from nearby slopes pose...
Idaho judge enters not guilty plea for prisoner charged with killing a man when he escaped custody
LEWISTON, Idaho — An Idaho judge has entered a not guilty plea on behalf of an escaped prisoner charged with killing a man while he was on the lam for 36 hours. Prosecutors have said they intend to seek the death penalty if Skylar Meade, 32, is convicted of the murder charge in connection with the shooting death of James Mauney. Meade was arraigned on the charge in Nez Perce County on Thursday. When 2nd District Judge Michelle Evans asked if he was ready to enter a plea, Meade’s defense attorney Anne Taylor said, “your honor, he intends to stand silent.”
Infill project could add apartments, coffee in SE Boise
A rare empty lot in southeast Boise could soon see development. Plans for a .82-acre site at 787 E. ParkCenter Blvd., near E. Pennsylvania St., have evolved. As BoiseDev told you in 2022, Shannon Cook of Eagle proposed building a project with office space and self-storage on this lot, and another one next door is currently used for overflow parking for Axiom Fitness.
PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: Despite heavy losses, Highland still expects to defend state championship
The high school football season in Idaho begins on Aug. 23. So to get you ready, we’re counting down with at least one local team preview every day until kickoff. Up next: The Highland Rams 2023 IN REVIEW: 11-1 (first place in 5A Southeastern Conference)Defeated Coeur d’Alene 35-28 to win Class 5A state championship ...
Roaring Youth Jam makes strong return with the Art Eras Tour
IDAHO FALLS – The 23rd annual Roaring Youth Jam walks attendees through time to experience art through the ages. The Idaho Falls Arts Council organized the fun-filled event with 30 vendors and 10 booths exploring different eras of art history. “It’s been busy from the beginning, and it’s wonderful,”...
Remembering man who founded ISU Outdoor Program
Harrison Hilbert was the kind of person you think about when you envision “an outdoorsman.” The man whose nickname was “H” climbed the highest mountains, ran the roughest white water, guided on the best fishing streams and knew how to thrive in the harshest outdoor environments. And he shared all of that knowledge with so many willing fellow adventurers. “I think that if there is anyone that was the rock...
North Gem to rely on running game for gridiron success
BANCROFT — Eight-man football is what has kept football alive in smaller high schools across Idaho. But with those six less players on the field it simply proves a different dynamic to the game for both teams. For North Gem High School, the 2023 season additionally proved different and difficult when only nine players came out for the team. This was a challenge but after losing the first two season...
Last chance to donate school supplies at Moscow's 'Stuff the Bus' event tomorrow
MOSCOW, ID - The start of the school year is just around the corner, about three weeks away for the Moscow School District. To make sure the school year can be smooth for each student the Moscow Kiwanis Club is helping families with school supplies. Parked outside the Moscow Staples...
Bear Lake Bears football team ready for challenging season ahead
MONTPELIER — With only five returning starters, the 2023 season proved to be a struggle for the Bear Lake High School Bears football team. The difficult season gave many opportunities for the younger players to step up and shine and in the end the team achieved a 5-5 record. But considering the Bears went from winning the 2A state championship in 2022 to suffering a state quarterfinals loss to North...
PAWS offering 50% off adoption fees this month
DRIGGS, Idaho — This August, PAWS is offering 50% off adoption fees for all cats and dogs. It’s the perfect time for people to open their hearts and homes to a new furry friend, while making a real difference in the lives of animals in need. Why Adopt?
Coeur d’Alene Symphony Orchestra announces 2024-2025 season
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — The Coeur d’Alene Symphony Orchestra has announced the concerts for its 2024-2025 season. The theme for the season is “Celebrating Community” and works to encapsulate the symphony’s commitment to bringing together a vibrant community. The first concert will take place on...
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