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TheTrucker.com

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Idaho to upgrade commercial truck screening systems at six ports of entry

BOISE, Idaho - Commercial truck screening systems at six Idaho ports of entry will receive maintenance and technology upgrades under a $1.78 million contract awarded

Idaho · 1d

103.5 KISSFM

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Christmas Trees, Santa, Bingo & a Wonderful Cause!

Santa, Christmas trees, pet photos & bingo with Corey! The Canyon County Festival of Trees returns Nov. 27–30, helping local seniors. See the schedule!

Canyon County, ID · 12h

Power 105.5

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Iconic Boise Theatre is Playing Christmas Movies All December

The holidays are gonna be here before we know it and if you're looking for a wholesome way to celebrate with family and friends this movie marathon is perfect.

Boise, ID · 1d

Ball Exclusives

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Broncos Beat Bulldogs 100-81 as Neto Scores 25

The Boise State Broncos beat the Butler Bulldogs 100-81 at ExtraMile Arena. The post Broncos Beat Bulldogs 100-81 as Neto Scores 25 appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Boise, ID · 2d

decorhint.com

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Idaho Has 5 Train Depots That Became Museums And You Still Walk The Original Platforms

One old Idaho train station now sells huckleberry ice cream made with potatoes. Another lets you climb a bell tower for a view across the valley. I love that these buildings refused to retire quietly. The trains stopped carrying passengers years ago, but the depots kept their tracks, their platforms, and their stories.

Idaho · 22h

idahoednews.org

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Igniting wonder in high schoolers through science and technology

November 8 is National STEM Day—a day dedicated to recognizing the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in Idaho schools. Science class is a space that sparks curiosity and excitement in some, while provoking apprehension in others. Take high schoolers: These students are at a unique phase of life, marked by a transition from their familiar middle school into a more formal, evaluative learning environment. This shift often leads many to approach science with trepidation, as they may be anxious about grasping complex concepts. But it doesn’t have to be that way, thanks to educational technology (EdTech).

Meridian, ID · 1d

Idaho State Journal

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Pete Zimowsky’s Outdoors Spotlight: Let's take care of the Boise River

The Boise River is one of the best urban trout fishing rivers in the country. It has wild rainbow trout, hatchery rainbows and wild brown trout. It couldn’t be any better than that, but the river and its fish habitat need TLC, especially when the river drops to low winter flows.

Boise, ID · 1d

idahoednews.org

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Creating community: Capital High French teacher named Idaho Language Teacher of the Year

Madelynn Ruhter knows what makes her French classes at Capital High School special: the people. It’s not just her students but the community that supports Ruhter, from her own high school French teacher to mentors, colleagues and local French speakers. Ruhter, 26, is in her fifth year of teaching...

Boise, ID · 1d

Idaho Press

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From Baghdad to Boise: Meridian veteran recounts battle with blindness, help from guide dog

MERIDIAN — Retired Army major Joe Bogart and his wife, Christine, met in jail. “I was still a reserve deputy. She was a young state trooper,” Joe recalled. “We got married, and she informed me she did not want to be part of a two-cop household.” In addition to his policing career — which saw him work occasional shifts at the county jail — Joe was active-duty Army as a combat engineer, operating heavy equipment and driving dump trucks around Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. It was the late ‘90s. Joe had already done five years with the National Guard by his early 20s, and he’d thought he’d enlist for a few years before going full time with law enforcement. But after Christine’s request, he decided to extend his term of service. The couple had a son, Jonathan. Joe reached the rank of sergeant. There were deployments to Kosovo and Germany, and he attended night classes to complete a college degree, before deciding to go to officer candidate school in Georgia. “I got commissioned as a second lieutenant with the Corps of Engineers,” he said. “In 2006, they were kind of short on lieutenants in Iraq, and they had way too

Meridian, ID · 1d

103.5 KISSFM

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Veterans Day 2026: Free Meals & Discounts Around Boise

Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11, and businesses throughout the Treasure Valley are stepping up to say THANK YOU to the men and women who have served our country!

Boise, ID · 1d

Idaho Press

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From Army sergeant to candy entrepreneur, Yum Yum Candy Shop ships fresh treats nationwide

CALDWELL — After a five-year service in the United States military during the early 2000s, David Gillman left with a passion to become a business owner. Years later, an unexpected turn in selling freeze-dried candy put his business on an online national map. Yum Yum Candy Shop is operated out of a warehouse in Caldwell and owned by Middleton couple Gillman and his wife, Sara Gillman, who, through their ambitious and creative candy pairing skills, have successfully launched and operated an online business for almost four years that not only supports its current 12 employees, but also community organizations, sports teams and veteran fundraisers. MILITARY STORY David, 48, enlisted in the military following graduation from Skyview High School and was later stationed in the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division Artillery based in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, for two years before reenlisting for an additional three years and moving to Fort Huachuca, Arizona. While he did not come from a military background family, the benefits sounded appealing to the young teen at the time, who was lost with what he wanted his future to look like. But once he joined, despite the rigorous difficulties from Basic Combat Training, he described having no

Caldwell, ID · 1d

Idaho Press

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Veterans to be honored at events in Treasure Valley

Veterans will be honored throughout the Treasure Valley this week, with multiple city-specific events on Veterans Day — Wednesday, Nov. 11 — and the annual Idaho Veterans Parade on Saturday in Boise. IDAHO VETERANS PARADEThe annual event is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, in front of the Capitol building in downtown Boise. It is planned and organized by a committee of volunteers “to recognize sacrifices and honor the service of all Armed Forces Veterans of the United States of America,” according to the parade website . This year’s theme is “United in Service: 1776-2026,” recognizing “250 years of American service and sacrifice.” SEN. JIM RISCH AT IDAHO STATE VETERANS HOMEU.S. Sen. Jim Risch of Idaho will deliver the keynote address at Wednesday’s Veterans Day ceremony that will also commemorate 250 years of service. The event begins at 11 a.m. at the Idaho State Veterans Home (320 Collins Road, Boise), where Risch will offer “reflections on military service, patriotism, and the nation’s enduring commitment to those who have served.” “Service, patriotism, and freedom are woven into the very fabric of our nation and the Gem State,” Risch said in a news release. “The residents of the Idaho

Boise, ID · 1d

carrollathletics.com

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No. 12 Saints Come Up One Score Short in Shootout Against No. 2 Yotes

CALDWELL, Idaho - The No. 12-ranked Carroll Football team battled for 60 minutes, but came up just short in a 48-41 shootout on the road against No. 2 College of Idaho on Saturday afternoon at SImplot Stadium. The only game across the NAIA landscape this week to feature a pair...

Caldwell, ID · 2d

idahobusinessreview.com

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Commercial Real Estate Roundup for Nov. 6, 2026

Grae Pilates Company leased 2,206 square feet at 1101 W Grove Street, ste. 201, in Boise – Drey Campbell of Lee & Associates Idaho represented both the landlord and tenant in this transaction. The Perfect Run, LLC, leased 2,067 square feet at 601 N Whitewater Park Boulevard in Boise...

Boise, ID · 1d

Arbiter Online

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Miles From Home: Boise State’s International Athletes

Across the country, student-athletes competing at the NCAA level come from all walks of life. Some come from money, others come from nothing. Some are five-stars, others are walk-ons. Some student-athletes, like the more than 30 international Boise State Broncos, are still adjusting to life in the United States when...

Boise, ID · 23h

Idaho State Journal

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Idaho voters turned out at high rates to vote in midterm election. Some waited hours to vote.

In Idaho’s general election on Tuesday, some voters were voting hours after polls had closed in the state’s second most populated county. Voting bled into Wednesday. The last voter in Canyon County cast their ballot at 12:20 a.m., Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane said in an interview Wednesday morning. In Idaho, polls close at 8 p.m. local time. But voters can still cast votes if they are in line by the deadline. And in Canyon County in southwest Idaho, some voters waited in lines for more than four hours, McGrane said. The lines there, driven by high turnout and long ballots, were one of his biggest challenges of the night. “The interesting thing, both visiting with the poll workers and watching some of the news outlets that visited out there, the voters were really patient, really kind, very determined to want to be able to cast their vote. I think it was incredible just to see the sense of community out there,” McGrane said. “Regardless, I think we owe it to the voters, and we’ve certainly heard some feedback just in terms of how frustrating that was. We want to make sure the voting process goes smoothly.” The lines

Canyon County, ID · 5h

mwcconnection.com

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College GameDay heading to Boise! Wyoming controls own destiny after upsetting UNLV! CFP officially expands to 24 teams! MW/PAC-12 Title Chase Breakdown! Games of the Week preview + prediction! HP Ep. #178 OUT NOW!

Welcome back everyone to the Hike’s Peak podcast, thank you for coming back to the mountain! We’ve reached the home stretch of the regular season, and the conference championship races are heating up! In the Mountain West, Wyoming won a wild shootout over UNLV, and now control their own destiny in the title hunt, while in the PAC-12, Boise State continued their march towards the CFP with a win over Colorado State and now get to host College GameDay for the first time in 16 years! We’ll break down everything you need to know from those stories, then we have an update on the CFP expansion to 24 teams, which is now official. We’ll discuss everything we know there compared to what we got right last month along with some new discouraging details in the fine print. Then, we’ll take a pit stop and go over in detail the conference championship races for the Mountain West and PAC-12, complete with each eligible team’s remaining schedule, path to the title game, and odds of doing so. And of course, we’ll end the show with our games of the week! No time to waste, let’s dive right in!

Boise, ID · 9h

idahobusinessreview.com

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Meridian accounting firm Sorren acquires construction software provider CDP

Meridian-based accounting and advisory firm Sorren has acquired CDP Inc., a Charlotte, North Carolina, provider of construction accounting and project management software, according to a news release issued Nov. 5. The deal folds CDP’s expertise in construction enterprise resource planning systems, project management software, implementation and integration into Sorren’s Digital...

Meridian, ID · 1d