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Pocatello could have a new skatepark as soon as next year
POCATELLO — Pocatello is getting a new skatepark, and it could be ready for skateboarding as soon as next year. This was made possible by the Pocatello City Council dedicating $500,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds towards the project. They have already hired a contractor for the design and construction. This decision is exciting for those who have been advocating for a new skatepark for years.
Bronco Updates: Dickey Extended, Fall Scrimmage, QB Battle
We might as well just do these every week because there’s always some news about him! First off, he made the annual Freaks List. PSA For 2024 (and always) Please heed this advice and especially don’t @ players on X/Twitter. We’re not BYU fans. We’re better than that.
Memories pour in as chef Tamara Murphy of Capitol Hill’s Terra Plata suffers fatal stroke
Loved ones and customers of Capitol Hill’s “earth to table” restaurant Terra Plata are sharing stories and memories of chef Tamara Murphy. Those who shared a kitchen with her have some tales, too. The restaurant announced it will be closed Sunday and Monday as Murphy suffered a...
North Gem Cowboys: Running Game Strategy Fuels Grid Iron Success
North Gem High School is embracing a run-heavy approach in its eight-man football team, aiming for success despite its challenges. With only 9 players on the squad for the 2023 season, the Cowboys initially struggled but turned the tide to finish the season with a 5-4 record, securing second place in the Rocky Mountain Conference. Under head coach Corry Hatch, the team has built its identity around a ground game, utilizing experienced players like running back Craig Yost, who tallied 1,100 yards and 15 touchdowns last season. The returning talent positions North Gem favorably as they look to maintain momentum in the 2024 season, having hopes of clinching the conference championship.
Caldwell Night Rodeo set to celebrate 100 years
CALDWELL - After the 2020 Caldwell Night Rodeo was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the rodeo’s staff had some extra time on their hands. So, they decided to start digging through archives to get a more complete understanding of their history. They never could have imagined the shocking...
Lapwai Fire along with Nez Perce Tribal Fire make quick work of a grass fire on Thunder Hill Road
LAPWAI - A grass fire was reported around 10:00am today on Thunder Hill Road, Lapwai Fire arrived on scene with 6 people, 1 engine, and a water tender; Nez Perce Tribal Fire had three brush trucks and 8 people total. Fire units were on scene about 2 hrs. No injuries...
Kyle Tellstrom Becomes First Two-Time Winner of Idaho 208 at Meridian
Kyle Tellstrom became the first two-time winner of the Idaho 208 at Meridian Speedway Saturday night, scoring the victory in the seventh race of the Northwest Super Late Model Series season. A couple of weeks ago, Tellstrom won the Idaho 200 at Findlay Stadium Stateline Speedway. Saturday's win added to...
Public input sought on State Wildlife Action Plan
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife will host an online public meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Aug. 28 to discuss the update to the State Wildlife Action Plan. This meeting is part of the process of revising and updating the action plan every 10 years, and will introduce the timeline for the 2025 revision and opportunities for public participation during the yearlong process.
Kimball kids reap benefits of 4-H as they show their goats at Caribou County Fair
GRACE — There is much to be said about youth who take the time and effort to prepare to show animals in the 4-H program this time of year statewide at county and state fairs. Working and training animals teaches kids patience, compassion, respect as well as motivation to perform their best come fair time. For Jason and Jessie Kimball, getting their kids involved with 4-H livestock was all new...
Bear Lake Bears Football Faces New Challenges in 2023 Season
The Bear Lake Bears football team faces a challenging 2024 season after a 5-5 record last year. With only five returning starters and the graduation of 12 seniors, the team is adapting to new dynamics, including a change in divisions and a new head coach, Houston Reynolds. The Bears are determined to reclaim their state title glory while implementing new offensive and defensive strategies. Key players, dubbed the "K crew," include Kaden Andersen, Kalob Wiscombe, and Kasin Warner, all of whom have high expectations following their all-league recognition.
Broncos' Ben Ford looks to make most of opportunities at wide reciever
BOISE — Ben Ford has been waiting a few years for this opportunity, now he plans to make the most of it. The redshirt junior finds himself competing in a deep, wide receiver room but is doing all he can to make sure he stands out to the Boise State coaches and appears on track to have some sort of role on the field for the Broncos this season. “Going...
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