Barry Andersen News Today

Here we are again. Primary election season is well underway. Seems like we just finished this gauntlet a few weeks ago. As we all know, primary elections in Idaho are

Idaho finds itself at a critical juncture. We have a choice to make. We can stand up for our democratic values, or we can stay quiet and let far-right extremism

What clubs have you belonged to in the past? Chess club? Debate club? I did not belong to either of those in high school. My interests then were much different

Shopping with my dad was an educational experience. Sometimes nail biting. Like when I sat next to him in the sales office of Axtell Chevrolet in Logan, Utah back in

Many people have nicknames…my Dad did. The name he was known to friends and associates was not really his birth certificate name. The publication of his obituary in 1999 let

You are starving for a good meal. Glancing at the menu, you see the entrée of “FREEDOM” listed. No price next to it. That must be because it is priceless

Have you ever been asked what your last meal would be? A morbid and flinching question that might infer one is a resident of death row. When I have answered

I am a proud graduate of Pocatello’s public schools, as is my wife and as are our two sons. I attended the same elementary school as my dad and his

Herbert Jacque served as AngajukKak of Makkovik from 2006-2018. He died at home on Dec. 31.

Two Inuit leaders in Labrador are calling on the Newfoundland and Labrador government to chip in for flights to their fly-in communities as the province becomes the latest to support leisure travel to and from international destinations.