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How do you say Weippe?

There are lots of places in Idaho with Native American names that don't always roll off the non-native tongue very well.
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Giggling for Good
Dog park coming to city of Eagle

The new dog park will have enclosures for large and small dogs. It is expected to be finished by this April.
Framing work complete on 2021 St. Jude Dream Home

Tickets for the annual fundraiser are set to go one sale April 14th. Each ticket costs $100.
208 Redial: Snuggling for sanity during the social media age

Squeezed into the corner of a small Boise strip mall, those looking to grab onto something genuine have embraced a new point of contact with Snuggle Buddiez.
Hello Idaho: Pandemic stress causing you to drink more? Experts recommend giving Dry January a try

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of people to drink more often, and the increase is particularly significant among women.
Oregon nurse with 40+ years of service celebrated in retirement

Nurse friends and family had a parade to honor Carla Lee, who is retiring in January 2021.
'How can you go home and sleep at night?': Oregon woman seeks justice after hit and run

Jennifer Gill said she checked both ways before crossing Columbia Highway, but she believes a driver accelerated, hitting her, and took off.
103-year-old survives COVID-19 – 2020 won't stop her

Lucile Ransom's daughter said her mother has inspired so many and COVID nor 2020 can stop her from being full of life.
Rigby girl is Grand Teton Council’s first female Eagle Scout

Alexis Sharp is the first young woman to achieve the highest rank in Boy Scouts in the Grand Teton Council.
Coeur d'Alene bakery's hot cocoa bomb sales raise $10K for autism nonprofit

The Village Bakery jumped on the hot chocolate bomb trend after videos of it went viral on social media. They have since made thousands of the sweet treats.
Portland man visiting Seattle saves man from drowning

A Portland man pulled someone from the water at Alki Beach in Seattle Wednesday night.
208 Redial: After 16 years and multiple championships, Boise man continues to find fun with Rubik's Cubes

"You know, a simple toy gave me more in life than I could ever expected from it."
Food bank volunteer receives car, $10,000, and hundreds of gifts in Christmas surprise

The Boise group Praynksters, known for their giving mobs, organized this for her.