War on Weeds—weeds are everybody’s problem

THE ISSUE: Prostrate Knotweed Read More »

Forage School in Preston speaks to grower concerns

The University of Idaho Extension Hay and Forage School, held in Preston, Idaho on March 5, brought together producers and experts to discuss the economic outlook, storage practices, and various challenges facing the hay and forage industry in southeastern Idaho and neighboring northern Utah. Read More »

The comfort zone….

With dogs a lot of people don’t think about helping grow their confidence, they keep it easy by staying in the comfort zone, avoid the fight, avoiding confrontation, but what that really is doing is causing more harm to the dog. Read More »

SUU Names Musical Theatre Standout Emily Sage Wheeler 2026 University Valedictorian

During her time on campus, she balanced a demanding rehearsal schedule with rigorous academic research, including an acting fellowship with the Utah Shakespeare Festival, where she appeared in 93 performances. Read More »

Looking Back at Pages from the Past

Looking back at news and pages from the past.. Read More »

Fish and Game Corner

Big game scoring day to be held in Idaho Falls Read More »

Spring Break, Ranch Style

More often than not, spring break for a ranch kid looks wildly different than that of their peers. Read More »

Music Education in focus at Board meeting

Members of the school board expressed support for the concept of music education as an important element of public instruction, but also pointed to the budget tightening which has affected all aspects of public education across the state and indeed the country. Read More »

Legislative Updates

Legislative Updates Read More »

Idaho Legislature approves merge of historic preservation office into newly formed agency

The historic preservation office “encourages the preservation, documentation, and use of cultural resources,” according to its website. Read More »