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Vale’s Alisha McBride named Oregon’s 2027 Superintendent of the Year
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (735+ words) Vale Superintendent Alisha McBride is pictured just after being presented with a bouquet of flowers for being named Oregon Superintendent of the Year. VALE — Nearly a decade of leading Vale schools brought an unexpected honor for Alisha McBride on Sept....
Dana Young: What Treasure Valley Community College means to our community | Valley Life | argusobserver.com
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (657+ words) As our summer comes to a close and with fall term set to begin in just a few weeks, I found myself reflecting on what the “community” in Treasure Valley Community College should mean. We consider our College to be…...
Dana Young: There’s still time to apply at Treasure Valley Community College
2+ week, 4+ day ago (670+ words) The end of August is always an exciting, but stressful time. Parents are enrolling their kids in K-12 schools, and higher education in the area is starting their fall terms. That can set off a feeling a panic that one may…...
Coming full circle: Bradfield returns to Vale Auto Program
1+ week, 6+ day ago (523+ words) VALE — Sometimes timing in life is everything. Just ask Colton Bradfield. The Argus Observer weekly faith column features a rotation of writers from many different faiths and perspectives. This week's column was written by Roy Delia, pastor of the New…...