Midcoast lobsterman who died hauling traps known for work ethic ↗
Roy once told his friend Andy Johnson that the two of them would live forever, since only the good die young.
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Sheridan retailers use social media to drive sales, reach customers ↗
For Kid Curious, Kim Franzman said social media has been a positive tool to engage with customers. Her store’s strategy is one of many local businesses use to expand their reach and attract visitors.
Idaho’s median age remains below U.S. average, household income increases in 2025 ↗
Idaho continued to have a high population of young people, experienced rising household income and saw a smaller share of cost burdened households in 2025, according to recently released data
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Inflation runs hotter than expected as higher prices extend beyond the gas station ↗
Using rough estimates for last October's data, Trezzi calculates that consumer prices rose 4% in October from a year ago, up from 3.7% in September. Core prices rose 2.8%, he estimates, up from 2.6%.
You’re invited: New indoor play space opens Friday at Sequoia’s Children Center ↗
The Sequoia Children’s Center in Twin Falls is inviting the public to celebrate its grand opening of a new indoor play and learning space designed to inspire creativity and exploration
Restaurants, retailers offer free services to veterans, service members ↗
Restaurants and retailers show their gratitude to those who served the country and those currently serving it.
From rock bottom to recovery: Idaho veteran shares story ↗
Idaho veteran Don Lineberry recounts his decadeslong struggle with addiction and homelessness in a new memoir, sharing how he found sobriety and a new purpose helping fellow veterans through the Boise Rescue Mission.
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Brookfield and CPP Investments Complete $5.2 Billion Buyout of LXP Industrial Trust ↗
The all-cash take-private, among the largest industrial real estate deals of the year, hands the pair roughly 52 million square feet of US warehouse space.
Boeing to Cut 5% of Commercial Airplane Workforce as Production Ramp Keeps Slipping ↗
About 2,500 jobs will go through attrition and layoffs as the 737 Max and 787 programs continue to fall short of output targets.
2026 Mazda CX-5 Premium Plus: A new generation brings big changes to a familiar favorite ↗
A deep, rich red has a way of making a vehicle stand out, and our week with the all-new 2026 Mazda CX-5 Premium Plus was no exception. Finished in Mazda’s gorgeous Soul Red Crystal Metallic, this latest version of Mazda’s popular compact SUV caught our attention before we even climbed inside. Depending on how […]
Introducing Ironton: Clyde Companies breaks ground on mixed-use development on Springville, Provo border ↗
U.S. 89 has long been the linking route between Springville and Provo, with the former historic W.W. Clyde and Co. yard and shop signaling the border between the two cities. Clyde Companies’ latest project will further establish its presence along U.S. 89 while strengthening the Provo-Springville connection. Clyde Companies broke ground Monday on Ironton, a […]
Mining Americas making progress on projects ↗
Mining Americas CEO Darren Blasutti said “we are making significant progress on all our growth projects,” including the Gold Rock Project in White Pine County which the company is working
What Raley's customers need to know before the Elko store closes Dec. 8 ↗
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