Memorial Day

Young reporters used to be confused about the meaning of Memorial Day.  I guess parents and schools aren’t very clear with distinctions.

Memorial Day Weekend already has the potential to be expensive with all the travel and food purchases. So, saving money where you can is essential.

Perhaps you missed our Memorial Day preview.

A flag is always at half-staff in Rupert.

The host likes a change of pace.  Today, Top Story was live from Rupert, Idaho.

I think most people have a longing for the past.  This morning, I saw a post at Crisis related to our yearning for security.  The writer says we aren’t looking at a time we’re thinking of a place.  Two events this week have me longing for my hometown somewhere between 1966 and 1986...

Memorial Day brings bittersweet emotions.  I remember the holiday from my days as a kid and am filled with pride because of the stories I heard of heroism and the sound of flags flapping in the breeze and the quiet parade where the boots of the color guard tapped the pavement along Main Street...

First of all - though it isn't possible to adequately express the gratitude we have towards those who have fought and died in the service of our country - we say thank you!

“Greater love than this no man hath, that a man lay down his life for his friends.”  John 15:13     I’m more than perplexed and downright annoyed mainstream media is replaying arguments about the Iraq War.  Republican candidates for President are being asked if they would’ve gone ahead with the invasion had they been President instead of George W. Bush.  ...

Most of America might look forward to Memorial Day because it gives us a three-day break from our hectic work lives and an excuse to grill great gobs of red meat over an open pit, but it’s intentions are much nobler.

Friday, 5/25/12, we took calls from listeners who shared their stories of loved one, family and friends who have served and are serving our country in the U.S. Military. There are some very moving stories in this program and we thank all who participated from the bottom of our hearts ...

Twin Falls- Fire officials want people to have fun this weekend, but they also want Memorial Day goers to be fire safe. The Bureau of Land Management want people to be cautious as the fire season gets closer. Kyli Gough, with B-L-M says should be mindful when they are out driving...

As Memorial Day opens the gate to summer, we all begin to plan our outdoor activities. Most of us will find a reason to get outside for the long weekend and enjoy food, friends, family and some delicious beverages. And really, it wouldn’t be a summer holiday without some grilling.

Twin Falls- The Sawtooth National Forest is ready to take visitors for this Memorial Day Weekend. Most of the forests campsites will be open, however, in some places you can expect some road closures due to snowpack. Sawtooth spokesperson Julie Thomas says people need to be prepared to pack water in as well as pack your trash out...

Memorial Day is known as the unofficial start of grilling season. So does that mean you will be firing up your barbecue come May 28?

Gas prices may keep Idahoans from heading out Memorial Day weekend.  Triple-A of Idaho says consumer apprehension and significantly higher fuel prices may limit travel growth.  Triple-A expects 34.8 million Americans will go 50 miles or more during the holiday...

With this being the Memorial Day weekend there will be some closures.  Most city, county, state and federal offices will be closed Monday as will the banks and there will be no mail delivery.