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With their salons closed, hair professionals are at loose ends
The storefront of Bliss Hair Studio is usually full of stylists chatting with their clients and women sitting with foil in their hair.
Cancellation of pro day shifts course for Eastern Washington products aiming for NFL
Eastern Washington football players who’ve been training vigorously since the end of last fall to impress scouts – many who’ve hired agents and personal trainers to help heighten their chances – are faced with unce…
Pocatello police explain their enforcement of Gov. Little's stay-at-home order
The Pocatello Police Department is informing residents how enforcement of Governor Brad Little’s stay-home order will be handled in Pocatello.
Every part of health industry adjusts to COVID-19 outbreak, from ER care to physical therapy
The scenes at hospitals across the world have been described as war zones, as the fight against COVID-19 escalates.
Highland and Riverside golf courses to open
POCATELLO — Following additional guidance from Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and Southeastern Idaho Public Health on Governor Brad Little’s stay-home order, Highland and Riverside Golf Courses will open fo…
Closed caskets, empty chairs at funeral home in virus center
NEW YORK (AP) — The caskets are often closed these days, the chairs for mourners largely empty at the Gerard J. Neufeld Inc. funeral home.
Local food pantries flooded with record demand
The First Baptist Church's food pantry had its busiest day ever on Thursday, as residents coping with recent unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic came out en masse seeking help.
Coming together as a community by staying apart
On March 25, Gov. Brad Little put a statewide stay-at-home order into effect for the next 21 days. This order applies to the entire state of Idaho but exempts activity needed to maintain essential operations. The s…
Zions Bank taking actions to support communities, employees during coronavirus outbreak
As our communities across the state experience unprecedented economic challenges related to the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Zions Bank is making efforts to assist adversely impacted clients and to suppo…
Raft River school staff member exposed to COVID-19
BURLEY — The Cassia County School District says a Raft River Elementary School staff member was exposed to a family member with COVID-19.
Little orders budget cuts - affecting K-12 and higher education
Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on March 27, 2020
Coronavirus cases hit 2 largest US cities differently
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles recorded its first case of coronavirus five weeks before New York City, yet it's New York that is now the U.S. epicenter of the …
Third confirmed Bannock County coronavirus case reported
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has confirmed one additional case of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Bannock County, bringing the total number of cases to four in southeast Idaho (three in Bannock County an…
Royal Plaza in Lewiston announces one COVID-19 case at its facility
A resident at Royal Plaza Health and Rehabilitation in Lewiston tested positive for COVID-19, according to a news release today from the facility.
For seniors, isolation changes life in varied, nuanced ways
One remembers the polio epidemic and the hardships of World War II. One is stoic about it all — because, he says, he's already “here past the welcome.” A third…