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UI, Phoenix abandon partnership

3 days ago | idahostatesman.com | Anthony Kuipers

MOSCOW - The University of Phoenix and the University of Idaho are no longer pursuing a partnership, the schools announced Tuesday. After two years of trying to negotiate a $685 million deal for the UI to acquire the online school, both parties announced they agreed to end the deal.
UI, Phoenix abandon partnership

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

Jun. 4—MOSCOW — The University of Phoenix and the University of Idaho are no longer pursuing a partnership, the schools announced Tuesday. After two years of trying to negotiate a $685 million deal for the UI to acquire the online school, both parties announced they agreed to end the deal.
Moscow student hits the right notes

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

May 28—MOSCOW — Paradise Creek Regional High School principal Brian Smith pushed Stormy Bymers Blodgett to do more because he knew she could handle it. "Stormy never, ever quits," Smith said. Her tenacity, he said, is why she was able to complete her courses at PCRHS, perform in the Moscow High School and University of Idaho bands, work full-time jobs and graduate on time. The road to her graduation, which takes place June 4, was not an easy one.
Snakes, Popsicle sticks and a lot of learning

2 weeks ago | idahostatesman.com | Anthony Kuipers

May 23-MOSCOW - The annual Moscow Middle School Expo brings parents, students and community members together to see what the middle schoolers have learned throughout the year. Sometimes, a snake even joins the fun. Eighth grade physical science teacher Belinda Sell brought along her corn snake named Maizey, who was a big hit with the visitors.
Snakes, Popsicle sticks and a lot of learning

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysMay 23—MOSCOW — The annual Moscow Middle School Expo brings parents, students and community members together to see what the middle schoolers have learned throughout the year. Sometimes, a snake even joins the fun.
Home Depot ready to open

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

May 22—MOSCOW — Approximately 200 people gathered in Moscow to commemorate the opening of Home Depot's newest store. A year after construction began at 271 Farm Road, the hardware chain will open at 6 a.m. today. On Wednesday, Home Depot executives stopped by to celebrate its opening with a ceremonial "board cutting" that substituted the traditional ribbon with a piece of timber and a saw. AdvertisementAdvertisementMoscow Mayor Art Bettge and Idaho Rep.
Kohberger judge cracks down on investigation leaks

3 weeks ago | idahostatesman.com | Anthony Kuipers

May 16-The judge in the Bryan Kohberger case is cracking down on leaks about the Moscow murder investigation after a "Dateline" episode on the Nov. 13, 2022, killings premiered last week. The NBC reporters for the "Dateline" episode, titled "The Terrible Night on King Road," relied on information from anonymous sources connected to the case.
UI grad finds purpose behind the camera

4 weeks ago | idahostatesman.com | Anthony Kuipers

May 10-Before attending the University of Idaho, Billy Croston felt lost. He was still trying to figure out who he was as a person and what to do with his life. This conflict created tension and anxiety for him, he said. "College seemed like the last resort for me to try and answer that question of who I want to be," Croston said. When the Moscow High School alumnus attended the UI, he discovered a love for filmmaking and a group of people who felt the same way he did.
UI grad finds purpose behind the camera

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Kuipers

May 10—Before attending the University of Idaho, Billy Croston felt lost. He was still trying to figure out who he was as a person and what to do with his life. This conflict created tension and anxiety for him, he said. "College seemed like the last resort for me to try and answer that question of who I want to be," Croston said. When the Moscow High School alumnus attended the UI, he discovered a love for filmmaking and a group of people who felt the same way he did.
Instilling love in music for nearly 30 years

1 month ago | idahostatesman.com | Anthony Kuipers

MOSCOW - "Smack - smack - smack."As Moscow Middle School students walked into Tom Garrett's choir class, they greeted their teacher with enthusiastic high-fives. It may seem like a simple gesture, but Garrett said it is part of making a student feel welcome. "It's just kind of a little bit of connection that they can have, that they can hold onto and know this is a spot where they feel safe or they feel comfortable and they're able to make some music together," Garrett said.