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Updated 1 day, 3 hours ago

Bomb cyclones have made headlines this month

Last week, a massive Pacific storm, which was referred to as a “bomb cyclone,” battered the western regions of Was…

Updated 10 months, 3 weeks ago
MY TURN: Be aware of citizen journalists on the prowl

I am a professional writer with nearly three decades of experience, including working as a journalist for over 15 years. My parents were both longtime journali…

Updated 10 months, 3 weeks ago
OPINION: The business of politics

The most powerful lobbying agency in Idaho is unknown to most Idaho voters. This organization wields enormous power and influence over every state elected offi…

Updated 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Swimming and why we need another competition pool

I love swimming! It offers a fantastic full body workout with little to no impact on bones and joints. Because of this, absolutely anybody can partake in wate…

Updated 10 months, 4 weeks ago
OPINION: Limits of free speech

Words, once flown, have consequences we can’t control.

Updated 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Everyone on the banks has a story

“Civilization is a stream with banks. The stream is sometimes filled with blood from people killing, stealing, shouting and doing things historians usually rec…

Updated 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Christmas isn’t over ‘til the water’s blessed

In a quiet corner of Tampa Bay at the Fournos Bakery - or any of the other four bakery-cum-coffee-shops within a 10-block radius – the shop owner and customers…

Updated 11 months ago
Our planet's orbit now has us closest to the sun

We’re now into 2024 and it’s almost hard to believe that another year has passed. My parents always told me that when you get older, time passes more quickly. …

Updated 11 months ago
MY TURN: Internet, social media and smart phones are hurting our kids

My letter is inspired by Debbie Critchfield's Dec. 20 letter and the follow-up Press editorial. As a mother of young Gen Zers, this topic occupies my mind regularly. As a young Gen Xer, I am part of the last genera…

Updated 11 months ago
OPINION: Idaho’s County Clerks are not mere clerks; let’s give them our respect

We sometimes hear Idaho’s County Clerks spoken of dismissively as mere clerks– low-level functionaries just there to carry out the orders of county commissione…

Updated 11 months ago
OPINION: Uniform Fairness

Imagine your child plays on their school’s Little League baseball team. You bought them their uniform and glove. You take them to practice. You attend all thei…

Updated 11 months ago
OPINION: Resolve to act

Resolution is a word that crops up frequently at the turn of each New Year.

Updated 11 months ago
Be safe, be kind, be here in the new year

Here’s to all of the public safety first responders, dispatchers, retail clerks, hospitality workers, delivery people, medical care providers and everyone who …

Updated 11 months ago
Journal your new year

Time flows without sentiment. Yet every Dec. 31, we take note of it with big fanfare: Out with the old, in with the new. A fresh start full of good intentions.

Updated 11 months, 1 week ago
More weather extremes in 2023

Thanks, at least in part, to the warm water phenomenon, El Niño, many residents across the U.S. were disappointed with the lack of snow on Christmas Day.

Updated 11 months, 1 week ago
HUCKLEBERRIES: A history of holiday giving and 'outstanding' decorations

Gary Allen didn’t hesitate to answer an obvious question: “Would you do it again?”