A person walks down the Easy Street Trail at the Hells Gate Habitat Management Unit on Friday in Lewiston.
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A person walks down the Easy Street Trail at the Hells Gate Habitat Management Unit on Friday in Lewiston.
MOSCOW — A local Christian nonprofit started providing sexual education at Moscow High School through guest lectures this week.
Charlie Shepherd has a reliably conservative voting record but nonetheless faces a challenge from the right as he seeks another term representing Idaho’s sprawling 7th Legislative District.
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MOSCOW — A local Christian nonprofit started providing sexual education at Moscow High School through guest lectures this week.
Charlie Shepherd has a reliably conservative voting record but nonetheless faces a challenge from the right as he seeks another term representing Idaho’s sprawling 7th Legislative District.
A small barn along the 2000 block of Powers Avenue in the Lewiston Orchards was burned in a fire midday Friday, according to the Lewiston Fire Department.
A crow caws in a tree Friday in Lewiston.
Hoarding is apparently a serious condition among many Americans and like other serious, life-debilitating problems, if you’re bad enough you might be able to get on TV.
MOSCOW — A 19-year-old former Moscow High School student was sentenced Thursday for aggravated assault and sexual battery in Latah County District Court.
PULLMAN — Service has been restored to downtown Pullman after a natural gas line was ruptured Thursday morning.
An Albion woman received the maximum sentence for selling drugs in Whitman County.
RIGGINS — A 23-year-old Riggins man was killed in a single-vehicle rollover wreck Thursday on the Old Pollock Road south of Riggins.
AHSAHKA — Water managers for the Army Corps of Engineers will increase the volume of water flowing out of Dworshak Reservoir on Tuesday evening.
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Hoarding is apparently a serious condition among many Americans and like other serious, life-debilitating problems, if you’re bad enough you might be able to get on TV.
MOSCOW — A 19-year-old former Moscow High School student was sentenced Thursday for aggravated assault and sexual battery in Latah County District Court.
PULLMAN — Service has been restored to downtown Pullman after a natural gas line was ruptured Thursday morning.
An Albion woman received the maximum sentence for selling drugs in Whitman County.
RIGGINS — A 23-year-old Riggins man was killed in a single-vehicle rollover wreck Thursday on the Old Pollock Road south of Riggins.
AHSAHKA — Water managers for the Army Corps of Engineers will increase the volume of water flowing out of Dworshak Reservoir on Tuesday evening.
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GENESEE — Genesee softball’s second straight Idaho Class 1A state championship couldn’t be sullied, no matter how much dirt the hair-whipping wind kicked up and no matter how much the on-and-off hail persisted.
It didn’t seem to matter if it was the Kendrick Tigers, the LSU Tigers or the Detriot Tigers — nothing was going to stand in the way of the Potlatch Loggers winning their eighth state baseball championship.
CALDWELL, Idaho — Moscow starting pitcher Butch Kiblen struck out 11 batters and closer Connor Isakson fanned the only batter he faced for the final out as the Bears defeated Blackfoot 8-1 in an Idaho Class 4A state baseball tournament semifinal game Friday at Vallivue High School.
BALTIMORE — Gunnar Henderson’s fourth leadoff homer of the season sparked a five-run first inning that backed an effective pitching performance by John Means and carried the Baltimore Orioles past the Seattle Mariners 9-2 Friday night.
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Trace Roberts of Pomeroy baseball is this week's Prep Athlete of the Week. He won with 103 votes.
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At times, the softball field at Clarkston’s Lincoln Middle School was more reminiscent of a scene from the recent blockbuster sci-fi film “Dune: Part Two” than the stage for a Washington 2A district semifinal game.
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GENESEE — Genesee softball’s second straight Idaho Class 1A state championship couldn’t be sullied, no matter how much dirt the hair-whipping …
It didn’t seem to matter if it was the Kendrick Tigers, the LSU Tigers or the Detriot Tigers — nothing was going to stand in the way of the Po…
CALDWELL, Idaho — Moscow starting pitcher Butch Kiblen struck out 11 batters and closer Connor Isakson fanned the only batter he faced for the…
BALTIMORE — Gunnar Henderson’s fourth leadoff homer of the season sparked a five-run first inning that backed an effective pitching performanc…
On this day ...
Trace Roberts of Pomeroy baseball is this week's Prep Athlete of the Week. He won with 103 votes.
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At times, the softball field at Clarkston’s Lincoln Middle School was more reminiscent of a scene from the recent blockbuster sci-fi film “Dun…
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