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Viewpoint: The history of the Idaho Black History Museum St. Paul Baptist Church was Idaho's first Black church. The building, now home to the Idaho Black History Museum, turns 100 this year. Author: Doug Petcash Updated: 10:49 AM MST February 21, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — A very well-known Boise building is having a very big birthday this year. The former St. Paul Baptist Church is turning 100 years old in 2021. The building is now the home of the Idaho Black History Museum in Julia Davis Park.  The church originally sat on the corner of Warm Springs and Broadway...

Former St. Paul Baptist Church in Boise turns 100 The building that was Idaho's first Black church is now the home of the Idaho Black History Museum in Julia Davis Park. Author: Doug Petcash Updated: 6:46 AM MST February 19, 2021 BOISE, Idaho — A well-known Boise building is having a very big birthday this year. The former St. Paul Baptist Church is turning 100 years old in 2021.  The building is now the home of the Idaho Black History Museum in Julia Davis Park. The church originally sat on the corner of Warm Springs and Broadway. Built in 1921, it was move...

Red Lake's Patrick Hunter is part of history in the National Hockey League. The Ojibwe artist and graphic designer was selected by the Chicago Blackha...

Red Lake’s Patrick Hunter is part of history in the National Hockey League. The Ojibwe artist and graphic designer was selected by the Chicago Blackhawks to create the designs that would accompany the first ever Land Acknowledgement in the NHL. His work debuted before the Blackhawks home opener on January 22. Hunter says “It’s a big honour for me but I think to the viewers as well, little kids to elders, seeing themselves represented on screen on that platform, on that stage, is something that’s life changing I think.” Hunter, who now lives in Toronto, says the team a...

Mateusz Napieralski, artist box/Shutterstock The pressure of ensuring packages arrive in time for holiday celebrations and virtual gift exchanges is ever looming, especially when we consider the influx of deliveries that will be taking place in the coming weeks. This season, Purolator alone anticipates it will pick up and deliver roughly 46 million packages — an increase of nearly 20% from last year. While we can do our part to shop and ship earlier to ensure gifts make it under the tree, the company has also gone to lengths to increase its pick-up and drop-off locations to make it easier t...