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When Layne McInelly, veteran teacher and current president of the Idaho Education Association stood before the Idaho House and Senate education committees in January, his remarks raised more than a few eyebrows.
Dr. Patrick Kinney, who spends many of his days and nights in the E.R. at St. Luke’s McCall Medical Center, has the skill and privilege of delivering babies but also faces the sadness of watching patients die due to COVID-19, has seen three primary stages of COVID vaccines.
If there was ever a stereotype of someone teetering on the brink of eviction (or worse), that trope evaporated decades ago. In fact, millions of Americans are closer to being without a home – due to the economy, the pandemic, bankruptcy or any combination thereof – than at any time in recent history. And that possibility has become reality for a growing number of Idahoans.
When Opera Idaho last staged Bizet’s Carmen eight years ago, they set new box office records. So, when Opera Idaho’s creative team announced that they would revisit one of the most popular operas in history, the big question would be: Who will embody the iconic role … a character equally rich in nuance, independence, and provocation?
Celebrating the holiday on television is as old as television itself. During TV’s so-called "golden age,” there wasn’t a single evening without at least one big variety show on the tube. And when it came to Christmas episodes, the series pulled out all the stops.