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Independent journalist Josh Gibbons, shown above, spoke about his recent experience covering the border crisis for Rebel News at the Bee Tree Folk School in Weiser last week. Gibbons was invited to come speak to Washington County residents by ConservativesOf: Washington County. Photo by Philip A. Janquart

Idaho Gov. Brad Little, shown above, speaks during a recent engagement in Boise. He will be at the Vendome on Friday, Jan. 27 along with various state department heads to field questions from Washington County residents who are encouraged to come meet the governor face to face. Photo by Philip A. Janquart

Trevor Warren and his mother, Laurie, have been running sled dog teams together for many years now. In the picture above, Laurie is on hand during a recent training run in preparation for the 2023 Idaho Sled Dog Challenge set to kick off Jan. 30. The 100-mile race ends Jan. 31. Photo courtesy of Trevor Warren

Angel Wings Network was recently added to the Idaho Business Review’s December 2022 Power List and also named the Fruitland Chamber of Commerce’s Nonprofit of the Year. Director Mabel Dobbs, shown above left, and boardmember Toni Burnett, right, pose in front of the 2012 Lincoln MKZ that was donated to the organization last fall. Photo by Philip A. Janquart

Weiser Ambulance Director Luke Smith describes the various pieces of equipment that will be added to the new ambulance. Photo by Philip A. Janquart

The corner at Highway 95 and Main Street in Weiser is slated to receive traffic signals in 2029, but an effort by the City of Weiser could potentially move the date up to 2026 with a letter of intend to contribute funds to the project. The Weiser City Council will follow up discussion at a future meeting, possibly on Feb. 13, 2023. Photo by Philip A. Janquart