Afton
Afton, WY · Lifestyle
Idaho State Journal
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This Idaho Breakfast Cafe Serves Fresh-Cut Hashbrowns And Smothers Its Biscuits In Sausage Gravy
The hash browns here aren’t shredded mush from a bag. They’re fresh-cut strips of potato, crunchy on the edges and soft in the middle. That alone got my attention. Then there’s the sausage gravy, ladled over biscuits and even poured on potatoes if you ask. Add an Idaho scone, a giant cinnamon roll, and plates that could feed two people.
Idaho State Journal
The iconic Collet's restaurant and bar in Firth offers bingo and more
Business continues to be brisk more than three years since Collet’s reopened and the iconic Firth restaurant and bar has added even more activities to keep patrons entertained. “We pretty much have something going on every night,” said Holly Johnson, one of Collet’s owners. “We just added bingo about...
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Fawn euthanized by Fish and Game broke hearts of local family who rescued and cared for it
In Rigby, Idaho the hearts of a young family were broken after the Idaho Department of Fish and Game euthanized a fawn after it was discovered the family had been caring for it on their own farm. The story began in June when a man had been on his way...
East Idaho News
Fawn euthanized by Fish and Game after being raised by local family
RIGBY — The Idaho Department of Fish and Game recently euthanized a fawn after it was discovered that it had been domesticated by a local family. It’s easy to have your heartstrings pulled when you see a baby animal alone on the side of the road, and it’s human nature to want to help by taking it home. But according to Fish and Game, doing so may be dangerous for both you and the animal. In June, a local man was on his way to work in Rigby when he saw a fawn lying alone on the side of the road. “He saw something on the side of the road, and he was about to hit it,” says Camille Ramage, the man...
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New community walking opportunity at the MEC begins Monday
As the cold and winter months approach, the Pocatello community needed a new place to walk. After Pine Ridge Mall closed to the public for renovations, many residents lost their usual walking spot, and the Mountain View Event Center, or MEC, wants to change that. Starting Monday, Nov. 2, the MEC, located at 1567 Way to Grace Ave., will host Walk in the ICCU Fieldhouse from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. There is no daily fee. The only cost is a $25 annual fee. “Now that we’ve got the expanded ICCU Fieldhouse, we thought the morning time would work great,” MEC executive director Shelton Robinson said. “We’ll be able to have a dedicated space for the walking. It’s something we’ve thought about for a long time, and now we have that extra space to provide that for our community.” The program is intended primarily for the colder months, though MEC may continue it into warmer weather if demand remains. Walking may be unavailable on some Fridays because of larger events at the facility, and MEC said it will publicize any schedule changes. For updates and other upcoming events, visit the event calendar at mecceventcenter.com.