Fly the United States Flag at Half-Staff on

Monday, December 7, 2020 in Honor of

National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

Mountain Home High School has been invited to create ornaments for the state of Idaho to help decorate for Christmas at the White House. The designs were sent in last month and on December 3rd there will be a video showing the decorated trees. Art teacher Brenda Raub stated “I’m very proud of my students because I invited only Artopia to volunteer their talents to the project. So they spent their extra time, out of school, coming up with their designs for the Idaho Christmas tree.” The students that participated were: Ashlyn Alexander (senior), Abigail Pedersen (Freshman), Carter Zenner (Freshman), Abigail Hawkins (Freshman), Katelyn Jordan (Senior), Alma Hernandez (Sophomore), and Evelyn Preciado (Junior).

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Gov. Little calls on National Guard to help in pandemic response as Idaho rolls back to modified Stage 2

Idaho – In Spring 2020, and in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress appropriated CARES Act funding to the National Endowment for the Arts to issue grants in support of the arts across America. A portion of this funding has been made available to the nation’s state arts agencies, including the Idaho Commission on the Arts. These funds will be distributed as special, one-time grants to Idaho artists and nonprofit arts organizations experiencing arts-related income loss due to the Coronavirus pandemic. For more information or to apply: https://arts.idaho.gov/grants/.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) _ Idaho residents should wear a face covering to slow the spread of COVID-19 and help protect veterans, many of whom are at greater risk of serious health complications if they get the virus, Gov. Brad Little said Monday.

BOISE, Idaho – Today, U.S. Senator Jim Risch (R-Idaho) issued the following statement in honor of Veterans Day: