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ASOTIN — Dale Bonfield has a unique perspective about the importance of in-person learning, especially for students in the Asotin-Anatone School District.
BOISE — An effort to address Idaho’s teacher shortage by letting local school districts issue district-specific teaching credentials passed the House on a near-party-line 54-13 vote Thursday.
Asotin County teachers and child care workers will be rolling up their sleeves for COVID-19 vaccinations at the new fire station on Appleside Boulevard in the Clarkston Heights on Saturday.
Work on replacing the aging Cherrylane Bridge over the Clearwater River in Nez Perce County is now set to begin at the end of the month.
Two eagles sit in a treetop in Clarkston as a plane passes by overhead earlier this week. This week’s run of springlike weather in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley is expected to continue today, with a high of 70 in the forecast. The extended outlook can be found on Page 6A.
AHSAHKA — Flows exiting Dworshak Dam and Reservoir will decrease slightly, according to a news release from the Army Corps of Engineers.
ASOTIN — The trial for former Superior Court Judge Scott Gallina has been postponed.
The Idaho State Department of Agriculture is warning the public to be aware of possible invasive zebra mussels that have been detected in aquarium products sold in the state.
The Nez Perce County Prosecutor’s Office announced a new program Thursday that offers foster care for the pets of domestic violence victims.
BOISE — The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking public comments on several proposed changes to administrative rules.
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Of the 12 teams that claimed berths Thursday in the Lewiston half of the NAIA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, 11 reside in the West.
The well-traveled Dan Hawkins, in his 38th year as a football coach at some level, is equipped to handle the challenges brought on by a one-of-a-kind season.
LAS VEGAS — Out of the tournament and into the bubble.
CALDWELL, Idaho — The audible and visible exclaims of frustration that persisted throughout Prairie’s loss didn’t exist outside the locker room after the game. There, it mostly was silent, save for a few mumbles.
CALDWELL, Idaho — Timberline’s modus operandi does not align with North Gem’s, and on Thursday, the stylistic differences favored the Cowboys.
SPOKANE — The Pullman girls’ soccer team scored its first victory since Oct. 23, 2018, shutting out 2A Greater Spokane League opponent Rogers of Spokane 1-0 on Thursday.
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