Taylor Calder

Idaho, Pocatello

Journalist at Idaho State Journal

Writer and journalist, photographer, video editor, and general creative. EMBRACE THE WEIRD

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Articles

Local woman found guilty of methamphetamine possession following trial

6 days ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

BLACKFOOT — Local resident Aubrey LeFevre was found guilty of possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia following the conclusion of a trial on May 8, prosecutors say. LeFevre, of Blackfoot, was arrested on Aug. 29, 2024, by officers Ainnette Silva and Lorenzo Dobson of the Blackfoot City Police Department.
ISJ Sports Stars Awards honor region's best and most inspiring athletes, teams and coaches

1 week ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

POCATELLO — Gridiron gladiators, fadeaway phenoms, home run heroes and countless other all-stars assembled under the bright lights of the Stephens Performing Arts Center Tuesday evening for the Idaho State Journal Sports Stars Awards. A record crowd of over 900 people attended the event, which honors high school athletes, teams and coaches from throughout Southeast Idaho.
STEWARDS OF HISTORY: Two Pocatello residents to receive Esto Perpetua Awards

1 week ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

POCATELLO — Two local residents will receive the coveted Esto Perpetua award thanks to their dedicated stewardship and efforts to preserve, protect and share Idaho history.
STEWARDS OF HISTORY: Two Pocatello residents to receive Esto Perpetua Award

1 week ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

POCATELLO — Two local residents will receive the coveted Esto Perpetua award thanks to their dedicated stewardship and efforts to preserve, protect and share Idaho history.
Motorcycle accident leaves Pocatello man, woman with serious injuries

1 week ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

Two Pocatello residents are recovering from significant injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident near American Falls earlier this week. The tragic mishap left the man and woman with multiple fractures and other injuries when a gust of wind flung them from the motorcycle they were riding together around 4 p.m. on April 27, according to the injured woman’s family.
OUR FUTURE: PV-TEC ribbon cutting marks beginning of new opportunity for area students

2 weeks ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

CHUBBUCK — Nearly 100 area residents, school district representatives, state ambassadors, teachers and students gathered under the radiant sun for a ribbon-cutting Thursday to celebrate School District 25's finalized PV-TEC campus. The Portneuf Valley Technical Education and Career Campus, also known as PV-TEC, is located on the city's north side in the former Allstate Insurance building.
PV-TEC Campus to hold grand opening celebration on Thursday

2 weeks ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

CHUBBUCK — A celebration will be held Thursday to mark the grand opening of the Portneuf Valley Technical Education and Career Campus, marking the conclusion to a school district dream nearly 25 years in the making. The celebration will be held at the PV-TEC Campus, 4200 Hawthorne Road in Chubbuck, with a ribbon cutting planned at 11:15 a.m.Pocatello-Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce members will be in attendance along with School District 25 representatives and other local officials.
Irving Middle School's untold story revealed during centennial celebration

2 weeks ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

POCATELLO — Beautiful black, white and red balloons filled the hallways and adorned the auditorium at Irving Middle School on Wednesday as former and current students celebrated the school's 100th anniversary. Intricate displays were put up for guests to peruse that reflected the various decades of the school going back as far as the 1920s.
Motorcycle awareness fun run and fundraiser set for Saturday

3 weeks ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

Over 100 motorcyclists from the local area and Intermountain West will be assembling at a Chubbuck coffee shop for a motorcycle awareness fun run and fundraiser this Saturday. Motorcyclists of all experience levels are invited to register beginning at 10 a.m. in the backlot area of Impressed Coffee, 127 W. Burnside Ave., for Rolling Rogue RC’s motorcycle awareness fun run and fundraiser. The fun run will begin shortly after 11 a.m. following a riders meeting.
SAYONARA SUMISU: Local sushi restaurant to permanently close after nearly 15 years

3 weeks ago | idahostatejournal.com | Taylor Calder

POCATELLO — The Gate City’s first sushi restaurant is permanently closing after nearly 15 years in business. Sumisu first opened in the fall of 2010, stepping into a mostly uncharted area of food in Southeast Idaho.