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For nearly 30 years, Sue Stillman Linja has worked as a dietitian with geriatric populations in a variety of settings – nursing homes, assisted living centers, rural hospitals and more. Linja, who owns S & S Nutrition Network and two ...

To fully appreciate everything Danielle Horras has done for education in Idaho, you have to understand her past. Horras was raised by a single mother and moved from Texas to New York to Florida and California before settling in Idaho, ...

Meryln Clark has been practicing law for more than 52 years, with a list of accomplishments and accolades too long to print here. He’s a household name in Idaho law, but there is one thing that many people don’t know ...

It may have taken a while, but Coree Carver, 39, found her career path, which just happens to be president of her own company. That’s something she would not have believed when she graduated from Meridian High School in 1995. ...

  Jen Burns’ meteoric rise in the world of high-tech recruiting can be attributed to one thing – hard work. Burns became the first person at Quest Groups, a small staffing firm in BoDo, to produce a $1 million desk. ...

  Brenda Bauges, 32,  does her best to leave anything she comes across – whether it’s a person, place, thing or organization – in better shape than when she first encountered it. It turns that her role as a deputy ...

David Arkoosh, 31, found a professional passion and turned it into a rewarding, fulfilling career that has aided in the rise of the Treasure Valley’s burgeoning craft beer and wine scene, as well as in helping other organizations. Arkoosh started ...

  Mac Wrigley had every intention of becoming a teacher and basketball coach, but he got hooked on economics and wound up with an MBA instead of helping kids reach the NBA. “At the core, I’m still that same guy ...