Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of February.
Good morning, Caldwell.
Rev. Bill Roscoe, head of Boise Rescue Mission Ministries, announced his retirement after (24 years) of service and the board has begun a national search for his replacement while he continues as a consultant through the transition this year.
Idaho gas prices experienced slight increases last week with AAA (Feb.
3 report) showing an average of about $2.88 per gallon for unleaded, up to $2.94 in Boise and as low as $2.65 in Coeur d’Alene. Price differences come with higher wholesale costs and increased winter demand.
State officials are addressing rising 'Eagle rats' in Treasure Valley as residents report 2-5 sightings weekly (calls have been coming in since 2020).
The Senate Agricultural Affairs Committee met Tuesday to review laws that may limit the spread of these pests.
Winter storms have forced over 500 blood drive cancellations nationwide, affecting Treasure Valley events including those near Caldwell.
The Red Cross urges safe blood donations and offers a $20 e-gift card for donations from Jan. 26 to Feb. 28.
Costco has recalled mini beignets mislabeled with chocolate hazelnut instead of caramel to prevent severe allergic reactions.
The product, sold in Oregon, Idaho & Washington, should be returned for a full refund if purchased locally.
2nd Boise Valley Fall Newaza Annual
9 a.m.–3 p.m. — Caldwell YMCA — Registration fees apply — A local judo tournament focused on enhancing newaza skills for athletes.
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