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Helix Water District recognizes student artists - Vimarsana News

Helix Water District recognizes student artists

"Water is Life" winners honored at virtual ceremony

Cedar Hill Graduate Camron Goodman Inspired to Lead - Vimarsana News

Cedar Hill Graduate Camron Goodman Inspired to Lead

For lifelong Longhorn Camron Goodman, joining the Cedar Hill High School Air Force JROTC inspired him to a lifetime

Good News: 4 Jacksonville teachers get awards for excellence - Vimarsana News

Good News: 4 Jacksonville teachers get awards for excellence

Also in this week's Good News, a nonprofit makes a donation to continue its mission, and art students paint ceiling tiles for children in a hospital.

Idaho's COVID-19 case numbers keep going down, but greater Boise area has hot spots - Vimarsana News

Idaho's COVID-19 case numbers keep going down, but greater Boise area has hot spots

Idaho’s COVID-19 case numbers keep going down, but greater Boise area has hot spots Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Coronavirus Disease 2019 and last updated 2021-04-27 22:43:18-04 Three of the four counties under Central District Health’s jurisdiction are currently competing for Idaho’s highest seven-day moving average incidence rate for COVID-19 cases reported per 100,000 residents. Elmore County, which includes the city of Mountain Home, owns the highest rate statewide, at 21.8, while Boise County ranks second (16.4) and Ada County third (14.8). Elmore County had a test po...

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Idaho reports only 190 new COVID-19 cases, continuing downward trend. 3 deaths added - Vimarsana News

Idaho reports only 190 new COVID-19 cases, continuing downward trend. 3 deaths added

Idaho reports only 190 new COVID-19 cases, continuing downward trend. 3 deaths added Ian Max Stevenson, The Idaho Statesman Apr. 24—The downward trend in Idaho's COVID-19 caseload continued on Friday, with the state recording 190 new cases, the lowest daily addition since March 6, according to updated data from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. The state's seven-day moving average of new cases fell to 202. A month ago, that average was 302. The bulk of new cases Friday were added in Ada (61 new, 51,078 total), Canyon (19 new, 26,240 total), Elmore (17 new, 1,952 to...

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