Stories from Tuesday, February 23, 2021

The Idaho Small Arms Protection Act is unlike any other legislation in the country, designed to protect the owners of small arms in Idaho. Idaho has a Firearm Freedom Act however our prior law passed has been proven to be insufficient to protect gun owners as the Ninth Circuit Court ruled that some provisions of our law violates the supremacy clause of the United States constitution. ...

The Idaho Small Arms Protection Act is unlike any other legislation in the country, designed to protect the owners of small arms in Idaho. Idaho has a Firearm Freedom Act however our prior law passed has been proven to be insufficient to protect gun owners as the Ninth Circuit Court ruled that some provisions of our law violates the supremacy clause of the United States constitution. ...

President Bidens (proposed) $15.00 hour minimum wage increase has pros and cons; its contingent upon being an employee or employer. If this administration analysis is correct, 1.5 million workers will lose their jobs. They are also predicting that 900,000 Americans will be elevated from poverty. I've always been curious what formulas are used to calculated numbers? Perhaps I'll consult with Albert Einstein!...

The Varsity Girls’ Basketball teams were defeated on Saturday, Feb 20th by Skyline with a score of 54-37 in the state consolation championship game. Though this ends their season, the players and their coaches should be congratulated on the tremendous amount of hard work and effort they put into their season. We are proud of you and are looking forward to seeing you in action next season...

The Varsity Wrestling team took 4th place at district on Saturday, Feb 20. Ending up with 6 wrestlers moving on to the state tourney. The state tourney will start on Friday Feb. 26 @ Idaho Center in Nampa. Good luck! District placers were who are moving on to state:...

Feb 16, 2021- March 13, 2020, was the date we held our kick-off event for the Idaho Women 100 yearlong celebration of women’s suffrage on our State Capitol steps. It was a large gathering with people hugging, greeting each other warmly and in tight groups for photos. It was also the date our governor, my husband, made all Idahoans first aware of the precautions we must begin to take due to the coronavirus...