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I have written my son hundreds of lullabies. Every night, I sing a different one. At nine years old, this is still the icing on the cake of his day.

Summit School District officials are preparing to launch an outreach campaign to gauge residents’ appetite for a number of high-cost projects that could result in a school financing decision for voters in 2024.  During a...

Two Bend high school seniors want to leave their mark on the city by creating a youth advisory council for the Bend City Council.

The Summit Historical Society is hosting its 10th annual Old Fashioned Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Summit High School.  The event will feature goods from more than...

There are common characteristics of championship teams: senior leadership; a defensive mindset; tradition — to name a few.

Presented by ROSENDAHL FOOT & SHOE CENTER. Wednesday Weekly: November 15, 2023. It’s kind of short-sighted to wonder how Spencer Danielson will be able to lead the Boise State football program the rest of the way. Danielson led the Broncos to a No. 6 national ranking in total defense last

It’s the midway point of the Chiefs’ season, so it’s a fine time to analyze their rookie class.

Pocatello’s Julian Bowie made it official with the Broncos on Wednesday.

Breckenridge is slated to get a new town manager in December as current manager Rick Holman retires. Deputy town manager Shannon Haynes is set to assume the role Dec. 19.  Haynes said spending the last...

Fly-tying Corner I met him on the Fall River one afternoon and he told me the story of “the drab, sorta boring, deadly effective” Mingo’s Skeeto. “When you pick a