Community All-Stars: K9 Heroes Foundation
A new program in Bonneville County aims to help local students better connect with School Resource Officers.
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A new program in Bonneville County aims to help local students better connect with School Resource Officers.
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All around Pocatello, vibrant murals beautify the sides of buildings across town. Some even in unseen places, all with the same artist signature, N-H, for Nick Hottman.
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Confidence can be difficult to build, but within the walls of Southwick Black Belt Academy, it blossoms. Much of that is thanks to Grandmaster Scott Southwick.
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A cancer diagnosis is life-changing. For children who have and are facing this battle, it can feel isolating. But one special camp nestled in the mountains of Swan Valley is working to change that.
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As the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer begin – a time when emergency calls and accidents occur – emergency response teams everywhere gear up for a busy season. While many rush to the rescue on the ground, there’s one team that takes flight: Air Idaho.
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On Friday, dozens of people attended a casual retirement party for long-time basketball coach Cleave Lewis. It was his last day with the Idaho Falls Parks and Recreation Department, working as Front Desk Attendant and Basketball Instructor.
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Memorial Day is reserved to remember the brave men and women who died while serving our country. In the Teton-Newdale Cemetery, that remembrance lives on every day at the Veteran Memorial.
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Some families don’t have the luxury to cover the costs of high school sports – That’s where Rigby Free Soccer kicks in.
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The Teton Valley Food Pantry has a mission to end hunger in the area, but 89-year-old Jeanenne Green takes that mission even farther, adding smiles to every plate.
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Runners around the world are lacing up their shoes, preparing for the 129th annual Boston marathon, among the 30,000 athletes, is father-daughter duo Rand Watson and Jessi Murdock.
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Many incredible volunteers saddle up daily to keep Champs Heart running smoothly, but according to her colleagues, Renee Bowser goes above and beyond.
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In January of 1976, Relief Societies in the St. Anthony Idaho stake were asked to make quilts for America’s Bicentennial Celebration. Several women, including Shareen Parkinson, went to work creating a masterpiece.
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Every great musician starts somewhere and for some within the East Idaho area, the Idaho Falls Music Club is a supportive starting point.
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The Civil Air Patrol is a congressionally chartered and federally funded non-profit organization that helps support the community through service, saving lives and shaping futures.
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For 16 years, the roar of the crowd, the pounding of the feet, and the thud of athletes landing in the sand have been the soundtrack to Debbie Thompson’s favorite time of the year. Her unwavering dedication to the Simplot Games in Pocatello is what makes her this week’s Community All Star.
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Caroline Young, Executive Director at Parkwood Meadows Assisted Living in Idaho Falls, is a shining example of how care and compassion are making a difference in elders’ lives.
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Excitement was in the air over the weekend at the Fifth District Cheer Competition. In first place and qualifying for state, Pocatello High School.
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For many senior citizens, Valentine’s Day can be a reminder of loss or loneliness. That’s why JustServe Idaho Falls is stepping in with ‘Valentine’s for Seniors.’
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Miguel Dominic, a dedicated historian, and veteran who is working to ensure we never forget the stories of the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building and our veterans.
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From patrolling, preventing crime, emergency response and so much more, those in law enforcement risk their lives every day to keep their communities safe.
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Some of our own Swan Valley firefighters are now in California battling those fires. Their training comes from a very influential teacher.
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As the temperatures drop and the snow falls one questions always seems to come up: “How are the roads?” The people who really know the answer are the hard-working drivers behind the massive snow plows.
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Grieving the loss of a loved one is hard at any time of the year but those feelings are even harder during the holiday season.
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Throughout the busyness of the holiday shopping season, you can find the spirit of hope and giving at Broulims in Ammon with The Miracle Box.
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The Nutcracker is a tradition that has become a cherished part of the community’s Christmas season. However, this year’s performance holds a special significance as the company honors the legacy of Brandy Jensen, their director, who passed away just after the performance last year.
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According to 10-year-old Kent Cammack, this week’s Community All-Star, baking is about making sure that everyone has a merry Christmas.
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With Christmas just around the corner, there are lots of opportunities to serve others, and one Pocatello family has been giving of themselves to help those in need.
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Evan Tibbott, a man of all seasons, and this week’s Community All-Star.
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This week’s Community All-Star is Lorraine Morrison. She’s been serving at the polls for 45 years and says it’s one of the most important things she does.
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A new theater nonprofit in Pocatello hopes to change lives one show at a time.
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When you meet Bob, one of the first things that you notice is a laugh that lights up the faces of everyone he meets. Bob is a volunteer at the Museum of Idaho. He’s been doing it for the last 21 years, and you can tell how much he loves it.
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Images from the devastation of Hurricane Helene and Milton hit Rexburg Baker, Constance Haworth, hard. She watched as floodwaters tore away at the communities she grew up in. “I’m not sure how they’re going to ever recover from this. There are places that I went to as a child that aren’t there anymore.”
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