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Giving back: Vandal student-athletes are big brothers in Moscow
University of Idaho men’s basketball coach Alex Pribble created a mentoring program for his players.
Moving forward: West Bonner board welcomes new trustees
“It’s time to come together,” said interim superintendent Joe Kren.
On the one-year anniversary of the murder of four UI students, friends speak of a vast web of severed connections
A year after the Moscow murders, the sadness lingers.
North Idaho technical school inspires entrepreneurial careers
Kootenai Bridge and Venture Academy seniors are skipping college, avoiding student loans, and using their high school training to become business owners after graduation.
West Bonner’s new leadership team faces a myriad of issues
Delays with the district’s forensic audit could force the state to withhold this month’s support payment estimated to be $1.5 million.
Troy’s accountability and collaboration produce consistent academic success
Ranked among Idaho’s best, the tiny district near Moscow embraces the community’s high expectations.
FBI returns to murder scene for site work
Investigators will be at the house on King Road today and Wednesday, as they work to create visual and audio exhibits and a physical model of the murder scene
Sight-impaired student inspires a change at Lake Pend High
The 16-year-old has never read a book, but he will as soon as he masters Braille, a written language for the blind.
West Bonner’s three-member board selects two new trustees
The decisions were not unanimous. The trio also approved the contract of an interim superintendent.
Brother of slaying victim receives memorial scholarship
Hunter Chapin, a University of Idaho student, is the first recipient of the Sigma Chi Foundation’s Ethan Chapin Memorial Scholarship.