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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March, the Idaho Nonprofit Center was hard at work on a major event, Idaho Gives, a fundraising push that helps support valuable organizations across the state. Idaho Nonprofit Center President and CEO Amy Little ...

Death is a challenging topic for anyone to consider, but a thoughtful review of end-of-life care options can save time and heartache down the road. An advance directive document outlines ahead of time what end-of-life care you’d like and specifies ...

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When the Boise Farmers Market found out it was not going to be able to hold an open market, it immediately started brainstorming how to carry on its mission of providing farmers with a way to sell local food to ...

Dave Doeringsfeld has what he calls “the best public sector job in the state of Idaho.” For the past 26 years, he has served as general manager of the Port of Lewiston, a unique position in the landlocked Gem State. Over ...

Started in 2016 in Idaho by a young couple seeing a shift towards elopements instead of traditional weddings, Simply Eloped got ahead of the curve and offered a unique service: planning small weddings and destination weddings for couples seeking something ...

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Spreading the message “Drink local” is one of Moya Shatz Dolsby’s missions. As the executive director of the Idaho Wine Commission, she works to provide support and education to local wine growers, secure funding and market Idaho wines. Idaho’s wine ...

Shawn Barigar has seen a lot of changes over the years in his beloved Magic Valley. The Buhl native can remember when agriculture was the primary industry in the area, long before Chobani and Clif Bar brought new opportunities ranging ...

Our state boasts a great climate for growing grapes and a thriving community of winemakers and the Idaho Wine Commission is here to support them. Pour a glass of local wine and tune in as Executive Director Moya Shatz Dolsby ...

What’s on the horizon for Magic Valley? In this episode Shawn Barigar, president and CEO of the Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, shares about development, workforce, infrastructure, refugee resettlement and more.