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Gaby Wegscheid was born in Quito, Ecuador, and has found home in Wadena.

EAGLE (Idaho Statesman) — Cody Pickett stalked the gym floor at Eagle High on Friday, working his way between stations as the Mustangs closed practice with free throws. He cracked jokes. He told stories. He ribbed those missing their shots. Pickett’s infectious energy filled Eagle’s gym. And the Mustangs responded, gravitating toward their coach and […]

BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) – Idaho schools did not know about, or report, more than half of COVID-19 cases among students in the last school year, according to an Idaho Capital Sun data analysis. More than 16,000 school-aged children in Idaho had COVID-19 between the first week of September and May 22. But the statewide […]

Tuesday, May 18, 2021 We had an amazing showing at the district track meet. Our boy’s and girl’s teams have qualified 14 athletes to State. The top 4 placers in each event will compete at the State Track Meet, where we have some possibilities of bringing home even more medals as well as some possible new records. Krissie Sanders broke one of our oldest records in the 300 Hurdles with a time of 44.75 which could be good enough to win State. We dominated in the throwing events, winning the boys and girls shot & discus events. In the discus our boys team took the top 3 places, with Coy Bra...

Idaho adds 233 COVID-19 cases; state awarded money for response and vaccine efforts Ian Max Stevenson, The Idaho Statesman May 12—National entities have awarded Idaho health officials funding to support ongoing vaccination efforts in a state where coronavirus caseload numbers are improving, but vaccine resistance means Idaho is lagging national averages. On Tuesday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that it is awarding $22 million to Idaho's Office of Emergency Management, according to a news release. The money is meant to help state and local agencies that h...