Keeping tabs on mountain lions
Because of these reports, we have a good idea of how these mountain lions are behaving in town.
Because of these reports, we have a good idea of how these mountain lions are behaving in town.
Every year at this time, as I watch the beginning of March Madness, I struggle with the marathon vs. sprint question.
We feel it’s time to be a little blunt and realistic with those of you who are seeking adventure out in the wild blue yonder, highly unprepared for what is out there.
Can you imagine being afraid in your own home? Often, we get used to our comfortable standard of living and forget that there are so many people that are struggling with violence in their home. Did you know that on average, women experience 35 incidents of violence before reporting it to law enforcement or before seeking services? Each day in Idaho approximately 670 survivors and their children seek safety and services from community-based programs.
Stibnite project poses risks to road safety The letter in the Feb. 23 edition, “U.S.
Seems everywhere I looked this past weekend, I saw clocks. In one case, the newly-added timing feature added value to my enjoyment of sports.
Angels Among Us are the people in our community who work to touch lives, help the less fortunate, make a difference for others. We all know someone who fits that description.
Recently, someone asked me a question about soccer strategy. His experiences with watching the game were limited to World Cup competition, when it was more of an event in which to participate than a sport he enjoyed.
I have recently been witness to the hiring processes people I know have endured for a couple different kinds of jobs. In both situations, there were multiple rounds of grueling interviews, requests to prepare and deliver presentations, a significant review of work samples, and a thorough background check that included a credit check.
To the citizens of Elmore, Valley, Custer, and Boise counties. Now that the 2023 session is underway, I thought I would reach out and touch base with the residents of District 8.