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The do's and don'ts of social interaction during a pandemic
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Twin Falls schools release distance learning plan as State Board orders schools closed
TWIN FALLS — Students will not return to school for a few weeks in Twin Falls and across the state, but learning will continue in one form or another.
The Choir Guys bring harmony to the valley
TWIN FALLS — A music legend who has stayed under the radar since moving to town five years ago has come forward to build a new music community.
Idaho View: Loving your neighbor means staying home
If you are not doing work that cannot be done from home, buying essentials or seeking medical care, you should be staying home right now.
Other view: We Survive This Crisis by Putting Others First
The American people are the government. They elect it and fund it. That means we cannot simply look to state, federal and local governments as a solution to the coronavirus. We must also look directly at ourselves,…
Some States Are Reporting Incomplete COVID-19 Results, Blurring The Full Picture
Several states are reporting only positive COVID-19 test results from private labs, a practice that paints a misleading picture of how fast the disease is spreading.
'One Day At A Time'
Facing down a global pandemic is a frightening prospect. It’s even more so for the more vulnerable populations, especially those who don’t have a home where they can go into isolation.
Why Hoarding Of Hydroxychloroquine Needs To Stop
A family of old antimalarial drugs — including one that some patients rely on to treat their lupus or rheumatoid arthritis — is becoming harder to get in the United States, pharmacists say, partly because of remark…
Are Vital Home Health Workers Now A Safety Threat?
As a hospice nurse in Seattle, Diane Speer said giving out hugs to patients and family members was a routine part of home visits.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — JONATHAN M. SASSER: Headaches, migraines and… immune support? Oh my!
Every single one of us is almost guaranteed to have a headache at some point in our lifetime, but a surprising number of people suffer chronically from more severe migraines. Migraines alone are the third most comm…
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — DR. WAYNE M. FICHTER: Prevention: The key to lifelong health
Millions of patients have been satisfied with the results they have received from chiropractic since 1895. We know that a chiropractic adjustment is good for pain, but what about overall wellness and improved healt…
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — GEORGE BALLING: The social aspect of wine
The last couple of weeks have seen some amazing developments around the country. As the coronavirus has spread around the globe and from coast to coast, here at home we have witnessed extraordinary events as entire…
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — DR. WENDY CUNNINGHAM: Kick the sugar habit
Did you know that the average person consumes 170 pounds of sugar each year, and sugar is eight times more addictive than cocaine? With everyone trying to protect themselves from COVID-19, it is especially importan…
Is Idaho County becoming a haven from virus?
GRANGEVILLE — As Idaho County remains one of the few places with no confirmed cases of COVID-19 and an open courthouse, officials here are beginning to see what may become a migration of folks from other areas seek…
Stocking supplies for a pandemic
More than 200 customers were waiting outside Clarkston’s Costco when it opened at 8 a.m. Tuesday, with new rules in Washington state looming.