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kivitv.com | Brady Caskey
MERIDIAN, Idaho - Community members gathered at the Rock of Honor Memorial in Meridian on Monday to pay tribute to fallen service members during an annual Memorial Day ceremony. "Freedom is not free, it's paid for with blood," said Ron Bischoff, a 30-year Air Force veteran. Bischoff was the keynote speaker at the event and spoke to the crowd about the history and importance of Memorial Day.
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1 week ago |
kivitv.com | Brady Caskey
HAGERMAN, Idaho - Idaho campers now have 50 more options for campsites in Hagerman with the opening of the first and only campground at Thousand Springs State Park. The brand new Billingsley Creek Campground opened ahead of memorial day weekend, offering full hookups and large spots for RVs."Before we had this, we didn't have camping. There was no staying at Thousand Springs State Park," said Dave Landrum, Park Manager of Thousand Springs State park.
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2 weeks ago |
kivitv.com | Brady Caskey
KUNA, Idaho - University of Idaho students are training to spend their summer surveying Idaho's vast rangelands, which cover more than 50% of the state, to monitor environmental health and gather critical data. "A lot of people know what rangelands are, but they don't know exactly why they're so important," said Riley Chapin, a recent graduate from the University of Idaho.
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2 weeks ago |
kivitv.com | Brady Caskey
KUNA, Idaho - A plot of land off Meridian Road in Kuna could soon be transformed into a massive youth sports complex, aiming to make the city a destination for sports tourism. "I travel as a sports dad, 12 hours sometimes in a car, to go to my son's baseball tournaments," said David McMenomey, founder of True Gritt Sports. McMenomey created the organization with the goal of giving young athletes a place to compete locally.
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3 weeks ago |
kivitv.com | Brady Caskey
WEISER, Idaho - Washington County Paramedics launched a first-of-its-kind program to address mental health and substance abuse needs in the rural communities they serve- like Weiser, Idaho. "It's not easy to talk about. It's ugly, it's scary, it's something that people just want to pretend doesn't exist, but it's a huge need," said Ashley Lynn, a Community Paramedic for Washington County Paramedics.
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