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From how-to clinics on casting and knot-tying, to water sustainability efforts, Blaine County's 5B Anglers is a group where the fishing community can gather, grow and share knowledge. "There are so many wholesome, positive things about spending time on the water with good people," says Triniti Ortiz of 5B Anglers.

Amelia Hawkins ’24 of Sun Valley, Idaho, wants her Bates classmates to graduate with a sense of hope, especially since many of their high school graduations four years ago were drive-by events (if that), and their first year at Bates was under COVID protocols that made spending time together tough.

🍣 Dive into the Bay Area's Best Budget-Friendly Izakayas! 🥢 1. **Gochi, Cupertino & Mountain View** - 📍19980 Homestead Rd, Cupertino, CA 95014 - 💬 A true gem with a traditional Japanese vibe – think shoe racks at the entrance and mostly floor seating. - 🍴 Must-tries: Agedashi Tofu 🍲, Crispy Beef Tongue (Tan Katsu) 🐄, Unagi Meshi (perfect for groups, opt for mid size) 🍱, Tempura Platter 🍤, and Mentai Kinoko Pizza 🍕. - 📝 Tip: Super popular! Booking ahead is wise, or you might find yourself at the bar. 2. **Dan Izakaya, San Jose** - 📍1306 Saratoga Ave, San Jose, CA 95129 - 💬 A hotspot that lives up to the hype. Opens late but worth the wait. - 🍴 Must-tries: Agedashi Tofu 🍲, Tako Wasabi 🐙, Sashimi Set (16 pieces!) 🍣, and Yakiniku Don 🍛. - 📝 Note: Even if you walk in just after opening, you can usually snag a spot. 3. **Tanto, Sunnyvale** - 📍1063 E El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 - 💬 Always buzzing, with lines forming even before they open. - 🍴 Must-tries: Tako Wasabi 🐙, Umaki Tamago 🍳, Grilled Beef Tongue (Gyu Tan) 🐄, Grilled Cod (Gindara Age) 🐟, and Yaki Onigiri 🍙. - 📝 FYI: Priced a bit lower than the others, with slightly smaller portions but still great flavors. 📸🌟 Whether you're a sashimi fanatic or a tempura enthusiast, these spots offer the authentic izakaya experience without breaking the bank. Check them out for your next foodie adventure! #FoodieFinds #IzakayaInvasion #BayAreaBites.

KETCHUM, IDAHO—The Sun Valley Culinary Institute (SVCI) invites culinary enthusiasts to make a reservation for a special evening of fine dining. SVCI’s Class of 2024 students will prepare and serve a five-course Spanish-inspired menu to showcase its talents for two evenings at Bistro 211 Student Restaurant 1 on Thursday, May 23, and Bistro 211 Student Restaurant 2 on Friday, May 24, 5:30-8 p.m.

Five Artists-in-Residence have been selected by Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve to honor the park’s centennial this year.    The five Artists-in-Residence are revisiting the park’s lava landscape and hosting events to inspire, inform and educate the public about their craft, according to a National Park Service press release. “Hosting Artists-in-Residence and providing […] The post Celebrating 100 years: 5 Artists-in-Residence bring Idaho’s Craters of the Moon to life appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.

My doctor frowns upon me eating chicken wings. The last taste I had of a wing was probably eight or nine months ago. While I rarely eat them anymore, I can see how they could become a once-a-year treat. I may try birthdays. I grew up in a small town...

Spring is here, the grass is green, the flowers are blooming and we are all happy to be outside, so let’s capture some photos of you and your special people!. Take advantage of our Spring Portrait Special! 50% off your digital images (a $300 savings) when you book your session by May 22͏‌.

Welcome to Beyond the Page: The Best of the Sun Valley Writers’ Conference. Over the past 25 years, SVWC has become the gold standard of American literary festivals, bringing together contemporary writing’s brightest stars for their view of the world through a literary lens. Every month, Beyond the...

The Wood River Museum of History and Culture will host Randy’L Teton from the Fort Hall Indian Reservation for a presentation about her new young adult book, “It’s Her Story: Sacajawea.” The event, which will also be livestreamed online, will take place at 5 p.m. Friday at the John A. and Carole O. Moran Lecture […] The post Randy’L Teton to showcase new book about Sacajawea at Wood River museum event appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.

My doctor frowns upon me eating chicken wings. The last taste I had of a wing was probably eight or nine months ago. While I rarely eat them anymore, I can see how they could become a once-a-year treat. I may try birthdays. I grew up in a small town...

The snow is melting and the wildflowers are blooming. Get an early start to your summer with a trip to Sun Valley for hiking, biking, and swimming. The longer you stay, the more you save!. Promo Codes:. SAVE10 for 10% off 2-3 nights. SAVE15 for 15% off 4-5 nights. SAVE20...

KETCHUM, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Sun Valley Museum of Art (SVMoA) announces the 43rd Annual Sun Valley Wine Auction – three event-filled days for connoisseurs of art and lovers of fine wine and food to come together in support of art and arts education in Sun Valley, Idaho, on June 26-28, 2024. The longest-running charity wine auction in the country, the Sun Valley Wine Auction will bring together more than 30 wineries and a dozen chefs to participate in eight Vintner Dinners, multiple talks and tastings, a Gala and Auction, and the River Ranch Wine Walk.

South of Bellevue lies a beautiful, sprawling property, home to Swiftsure Ranch, a nonprofit organization founded in 1991 to help those with physical, mental, and emotional needs through equine-assisted activities. The ranch helps many individuals, including veterans, children, the elderly, and others, throughout the Wood River Valley through its many programs. Currently, the organization employees eight staff (six full time, two part time), is assisted by roughly 150 volunteers, and helps about 385 clients a year with its 21 horses. Using these unique therapeutic equine connections, Swiftsure helps empower individuals of all abilities to gain strength and freedom.

My parents paid $6,000 for their first home. Granted, it was in 1961, but it had four bedrooms and measured 1,850 square feet. My dad added a second bathroom to meet the needs of a growing family. The commode probably cost 20 bucks in that era, and possibly less. Even with inflation, $12,000 for a pot sounds mightily expensive.

The Wood River Museum of History and Culture in Ketchum is hosting a free event focused on traditional and contemporary Shoshone-Bannock practices. The event, “Practicing, Preserving and Sharing Traditional and Contemporary Ways with Bobette and Russell Haskett” will feature a couple from the Fort Hall Indian Reservation to present the different uses of traditional tools, […] The post Wood River Museum in Ketchum to host free event focused on Shoshone-Bannock culture appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.

If you're anything like me, you're always on the hunt for that next great meal, right? Well, let me let you in on a little secret spot I stumbled across. Now, this isn't your typical walk-in and grab-a-seat kind of place. Oh no, this one requires some adventure to get there but trust me, it's all part of the charm.

A man in Sun Valley, Idaho came within feet of a truly gargantuan mountain lion that approached his home and stared daggers through the sliding glass door while he filmed the rare encounter. Any mountain lion sighting in Sun Valley, Idaho is rare. There are only an estimated 2,000 cougars in all of Idaho. But […] The post Incredibly Thick Mountain Lion Stares Down Man Through His Sliding Glass Door In Sun Valley appeared first on BroBible.

BRAIN does not edit, endorse, or fact check these press releases. They are posted as a service to our readers and supporters. Contact us to submit a press release or if you find a posting objectionable. With the election year ahead, women-led Wild Rye furthers its commitment to fight for...