The Yule Invitational Group Art Show
Runs through Saturday, Dec. 29, at VAC
December 17, 2018: What to Know
The holiday travel crush is back on and travelers on both the East and West coasts are dealing with some very treacherous conditions, the Boise State women's basketball team had a very successful weekend at the Husky Classic, Merriam-Webster has chosen "justice" as the word of the year, and Downton Abbey fans are getting a little something extra for Christmas.
Three Bad Accidents, Three Fatalities This Weekend on Treasure Valley Roadways
Two pedestrians and one motorist were killed.
Following Zinke Resignation, Environmental Groups Equally Troubled Over Successor
"Unfortunately, even with Secretary Zinke out, the Interior Department remains disturbingly biased in favor of special interests over the health of American communities and the public lands that they love."
Wreaths Across America Remember Veterans Nationwide, Including Idaho
For those who would like to sponsor a wreath ($15 each) for next year’s ceremony, go to wreathsacrossamerica.org.
Following Official Recount, CWI Levy Failed by 135 Votes
"Following the recount, we're going to go back through our entire process to ensure the right checks are in place so this does not happen again."
December 14, 2018: What to Know
Michael Cohen insists that Trump absolutely knew about hush money paid to women prior to his 2016 election, the Boy Scouts of America consider bankruptcy, the jazz world mourns the loss of Nancy Wilson and check out Christmas cards from the royals.
Technology Training Company Coding Dojo to Open Boise Campus at Trailhead
Coding Dojo's Boise campus will begin accepting students in January of 2019.
Coby Dennis to Become Boise School Superintendent Following Dr. Don Coberly's Retirement
“He has the successful experience to move this District forward and he is committed to the District’s Strategic Plan Vision of graduating each student prepared for success in college, career and in life."
Cinderella, Jurassic Park, My Fair Lady, The Shining and More Added to National Film Registry
New additions to the NFR also include Brokeback Mountain, Days of Wine and Roses, Hud, The Lady From Shanghai and On the Town.
December 13, 2018: What to Know
The Mountain Home School District shuts down two schools for the day following a threat, NASA takes an amazing snapshot inside the sun's atmosphere, Apple says it's about to add thousands of jobs to its payroll, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces its Class of 2019 and KFC is selling something called the "11 Herbs and Spices Firelog."
Western Collective Opens Garden City Taproom, Plans Coffee Bar and Mercantile
Starting Saturday, Dec. 15, Western Collective will start serving Idaho-roasted DOMA coffee in the mornings, then transition to pouring pints (priced at $5-$8) in the afternoons.
Enrollment for Insurance Through Your Health Idaho Exchange Ends Saturday
"Our message is 'don't wait,'" said Your Health Idaho Executive Director Pat Kelly. "We have extended hours to help those have have waited until the last minute."
December 12, 2018: What to Know
Theresa May faces a no-confidence vote, there's a troubling report on the fate of the Arctic region, the early critical notices of Aquaman are so-so, and the nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Awards include some very familiar names.
While Shepherds Watch: A Look at Life Tending Idaho's Sheep
"You know when you get a Christmas card and you see the shepherds around the stables at Bethlehem? It's about the same."
Can a Nonprofit Culinary School in Sun Valley Help Boost Idaho's Restaurant Industry?
The Sun Valley Culinary Institute is set to open in spring of 2019.
Faiz Shakir
"You've heard us say, 'See you in court.' Well, my job is to make sure that we also say, 'See you in the street. See you in the legislature. See you at the ballot box.'"
The Favourite Unstitches the Costume Drama
The history of Queen Anne has been veiled and, at least compared to most other British monarchs, very little has been chronicled of the infamously shy, sick and disregarded woman.
Vox Lux: Fame and Misfortune
In spite of Natalie Portman's star power, the film hits a sour note
Santa Johnny
"My wish is for a more loving and peaceful world. I've seen many changes over the years, but Christmas still brings a bit of hope."
Slideshow: Dressing Windows for the Holidays
"I've done it so long that they just let me use my artistic creativity. I just show up at the window and do what my brush tells me to do."
Raven's Puppy Benefit Rock Show: 10 Bands for 10 Bucks
Saturday, Dec. 15, Woodland Empire Ale Craft
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Following Official Recount, CWI Levy Failed by 135 Votes
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Wreaths Across America Remember Veterans Nationwide, Including Idaho
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Technology Training Company Coding Dojo to Open Boise Campus at Trailhead
Coding Dojo's Boise campus will begin accepting students in January of 2019.
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Following Zinke Resignation, Environmental Groups Equally Troubled Over Successor
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