Auburn native releases second book in series, picked up by publisher
An Auburn native has released the second installment in her romance novel series, which was also acquired by a publisher.
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East Idaho Eats: Top 10 of 2022 - Here are the restaurants you loved most this year
IDAHO – Here at EastIdahoNews.com, one of our favorite segments to do is East Idaho Eats, where we get to feature local restaurants in the area and try their most popular items. From warm, fresh baked cookies, to saucy Texas-style pulled pork, here are the local eateries that you most loved this year. 10. Senor […]
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'Stupid Love': Author from Auburn finds success with romance novel
"Stupid Love," the popular new romance novel by Auburn native Danielle Dexter, shares the message that before you can love someone else, you have to love yourself.
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East Idaho Eats: Teton House owners love serving 'great meals' and large portions
MENAN – Entertaining customers and providing them with a “great meal” is what Leo Hancock and his wife, Danielle Dexter, enjoy most. Together, they own Teton House at 3563 East Menan-Lorenzo Highway in Menan and at 80 North Broadway in Blackfoot. They serve patrons throughout eastern Idaho a menu that includes red stag venison with […]
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Eastern Washington restaurants move to 25 percent indoors, plus some new spots in North Idaho
W ashington Gov. Jay Inslee announced last week that most of the state would, as of Sunday, Feb. 14, move to Phase 2 of the Healthy Washington reopening plan. Among the five regions to advance for meeting at least three of the four state-tracked metrics on COVID-19 transmission and hospitalization is the nine-county East region that includes Spokane, Stevens, Pend Oreille and Whitman counties. The change means restaurants and bars serving food can now seat customers indoors at 25 percent capacity, in addition to seating guests at that rate on patios and in other approved outdoor structure...
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