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IDAHO FALLS — A local band consisting of current and retired firefighters is raising money for charity organizations this year in a St. Patrick’s Day event. The public is invited to attend. IFFD Pipes & Drums, a nonprofit organization, will be raising money on St. Patrick’s Day for an annual event called “March in March.” “We […]
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BOISE (Idaho Statesman) – Idaho’s lieutenant governor opened the front door of her campaign headquarters mid-morning on a Wednesday, the lone occupant at the converted office space neighboring a dry cleaning facility and a pest control company. A boat repair lot sits across the street. The single-story, cinder block building outside of Boise formerly housed […]
Meet up in Orlando For those TWers making the trek to Orlando, Florida for the preseason game, I have an offer. I'd like to meet up. I've said before on a previous occasion, I will buy the first 10 TWers a beer that I meet. I've been on TW many years now (shocking). There's many, many people I'd truly enjoy meeting. If you're going to the game and would like to grab "a pint" (read, a beer) then please do hit me up. My wife (Burnley fan… seriously WTF?), my 17-year-old (who knows zilch about Everton) and my 12-year-old (who adores Everton and is a gigantic, outspoken, opinion...
Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin has officially launched her campaign for governor. McGeachin announced her entry into the race for the 2022 Republican gubernatorial nomination Wednesday morning during an event at the Downtown Event Center in her hometown of Idaho Falls. During her initial campaign speech, McGeachin touted her conservative track record and pitched herself as an advocate for citizens who have felt unrepresented in the state government. "Idahoans are tired of being ignored, shut out of the process, declared nonessential and having their freedoms limited," McGeachin said...