Idaho Farm Bureau’s 14th Salute to Idaho Veterans honors service members with ceremonies, a keynote by Medal of Honor recipient Sal Giunta, and a student essay contest.
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- Idaho State University Twin Falls
Idaho State University professor Alex Bolinger will spend five months in Finland on a Fulbright, studying how energy-sector organizations develop future leaders.
- Idaho Transportation Department
Idaho Transportation Department will shift traffic near the Twin Falls Interchange Nov. 13-14 to open new I-84 lanes and complete widening work by late November.
- College of Southern Idaho
No. 9 CSI volleyball fell to No. 3 Salt Lake in four sets in the Region 18 final but advances to a district playoff for an NJCAA national tournament berth.
- Visit South Idaho
Explore the annual Wilson Wizarding Experience at Historic Wilson Theatre in Rupert, Idaho, a family-friendly October event with wands, quests, treats and more.
- Idaho Community Foundation
Using a football fourth-quarter analogy, Steve Burns explains why many Idaho Community Foundation donors open or fund charitable accounts near year-end.
- Idaho Community Foundation
Affiliate foundations across Idaho help local residents pool philanthropy into permanent endowments, funding community-led grants tailored to each area’s needs.
Idaho Farm Bureau’s 14th Salute to Idaho Veterans honors service members with ceremonies, a keynote by Medal of Honor recipient Sal Giunta, and a student essay contest.
Idaho State University professor Alex Bolinger will spend five months in Finland on a Fulbright, studying how energy-sector organizations develop future leaders.
Idaho Transportation Department will shift traffic near the Twin Falls Interchange Nov. 13-14 to open new I-84 lanes and complete widening work by late November.
Affiliate foundations across Idaho help local residents pool philanthropy into permanent endowments, funding community-led grants tailored to each area’s needs.
Nonprofit leaders in Idaho share on-the-ground insights with elected officials, highlighting how advocacy and partnerships shape public policy and community support.
The North American Brewers Association created a $330,000 scholarship endowment at the Idaho Community Foundation to support students at regional universities.
Join the City of Twin Falls Historic Preservation Commission Nov. 7 at 1 p.m. for a guided walking tour of the City Park Historic District and its landmarks.
University of Idaho’s free POP Talks event on Nov. 5 will feature eight faculty presenting four-minute research talks on wildfire, robotics, health and communities.
No. 9 CSI volleyball fell to No. 3 Salt Lake in four sets in the Region 18 final but advances to a district playoff for an NJCAA national tournament berth.
CSI freshman Cutter Beus scored 47 points over two games to earn Scenic West Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors in the Golden Eagles’ 2-0 start.
Sophomore Emma Whitaker earned Scenic West Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors after leading CSI women’s basketball to a 2-0 start at the ICCU Invitational.
CSI sophomore libero Emerson Heatwole earns her fourth Scenic West defensive weekly honor after leading the Golden Eagles to two sweeps and surpassing 500 career digs.
CSI women’s soccer celebrates a breakthrough season as goalkeeper Avery Charlesworth and seven teammates earn All-Region 18 honors after a top-20 campaign.
CSI men’s soccer had five players named to the All-Region 18 teams, highlighted by first-teamer Wilf Douglas, after finishing the season 6-6-2 in SWAC play.
CSI volleyball sweeps Colorado Northwestern to extend its win streak to five matches and clinch a share of the conference title heading into the postseason.
No. 4 CSI men edged Eastern Wyoming 65-61 at the ICCU Invitational in Twin Falls, riding a big second half led by freshman Cutter Beus and strong rebounding.
Explore the annual Wilson Wizarding Experience at Historic Wilson Theatre in Rupert, Idaho, a family-friendly October event with wands, quests, treats and more.
Using a football fourth-quarter analogy, Steve Burns explains why many Idaho Community Foundation donors open or fund charitable accounts near year-end.
At 95, Sandpoint’s “Huckleberry Harry” Menser keeps Gem Berry Products going, honoring his late co-founders and sharing award-winning huckleberry recipes.
More than 400 high school singers will join Idaho State University choirs and guest conductor David Fryling for the 41st ISU Choral Invitational concert on Oct. 17.
Spend an easy afternoon in Twin Falls walking behind Perrine Coulee Falls, lunching by the Perrine Bridge, and visiting Shoshone Falls on the Snake River.
Southern Idaho’s summer rodeo season blends patriotism, Western heritage, family traditions and community pride across seven counties from July through Labor Day.
Beat South Central Idaho’s August heat on the Snake River near Rupert, Heyburn and Burley with boating, wakesurfing, rentals, scenic views and safety tips.
Explore how Idahoans are rethinking legacy planning to balance gifts to heirs with local charitable giving and long-term support for Idaho communities.