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Bear Lake, Caribou counties to hold graduation ceremonies
Graduation ceremonies are scheduled to commence across Caribou and Bear Lake counties this week and next. North Gem High School will hold their Class of 2024 ceremony on Wednesday, May 22 at 8 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. Aly Reed will be honored as valedictorian with Samantha Yost as Salutatorian. Soda Springs High School will celebrate their Class of 2024 on Thursday, May 23 at 7 p.m. in the...
Soda Springs High School sends six to Idaho Syringa Girls State and two to Idaho Gem Boys State
SODA SPRINGS — Eight juniors including six girls and two boys from Soda Springs High School have the opportunity to go to leadership programs thanks to local American Legion chapters. According to a news release from Soda Springs High School, six juniors are going to the Syringa Girls State program, which will take place at Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa June 9 through June 14. The girls get to go to the program thanks to the Lava Hot Springs American Legion Auxiliary Unit 88. ...
Idaho Democratic Party doubles legislative candidate numbers in the face of GOP supermajority
For Joseph Messerly, a Soda Springs business owner and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the decision to run for state office started with one issue: Idaho libraries. His mother is a children’s librarian, and she even testified in opposition to one of the early iterations of this year’s legislation meant to restrict children’s access to library material, which ultimately passed the Legislature under House Bill 710 and was signed into law in April by Idaho Gov. Brad Little. ...
12 local girls participate in Caribou County Distinguished Young Women program
When it comes to the Distinguished Young Women nationwide scholarship program, Idaho ranks No. 1. The Gem State has more participants in the program than any other state and is also the best in terms of the number of volunteers involved and cash scholarships given. Many Idaho young women participate in the Distinguished Young Women program because it is a great way to earn college scholarships and discover a new...
Idaho Democratic Party doubles legislative candidate numbers in the face of GOP supermajority
Originally published May 6 on IdahoCapitalSun.com. For Joseph Messerly, a Soda Springs business owner and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the decision to run for state office started with one issue: Idaho libraries. His mother is a children’s librarian, and she even testified in opposition to one of the early iterations of this year’s legislation meant to restrict children’s access to library material, which...
Idaho Democratic Party doubles legislative candidate numbers in the face of GOP supermajority
For Joseph Messerly, a Soda Springs business owner and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the decision to run for state office started with one issue: Idaho libraries. His mother is a children’s librarian, and she even testified in opposition to one of the early iterations of this year’s legislation […] The post Idaho Democratic Party doubles legislative candidate numbers in the face of GOP supermajority appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.
Idaho Democratic Party Doubles Number of Legislative Candidates in the Face of GOP Supermajority
For Joseph Messerly, a Soda Springs business owner and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the decision to run for state office started with one issue: Idaho libraries. His mother is a children’s librarian, and she even testified in opposition to one of the early...
Idaho Democratic Party doubles legislative candidate numbers in the face of GOP supermajority
For Joseph Messerly, a Soda Springs business owner and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the decision to run for state office started with one issue: Idaho libraries. His mother is a children’s librarian, and she even testified in opposition to one of the early iterations of this year’s legislation […] The post Idaho Democratic Party doubles legislative candidate numbers in the face of GOP supermajority appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.
COWBOY PRIDE: Bancroft's North Gem School proving that when it comes to education bigger is not better and less can be more
We live in an era where most leap for bigger and better before taking a step back and really asking – is bigger actually better? And what sacrifices do we take to get it? In the northwest corner of Caribou County, resides a small, yet thriving community that stands by bigger isn’t better. Bancroft, Idaho, is home to the North Gem Cowboys. North Gem School was originally built in 1932...
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