Andrew Guckes is a journalist for Express Publishing Inc., focusing on local news in Ketchum, Idaho. With a passion for community reporting, Andrew covers a range of topics including local events, government updates, charity initiatives, and community development projects.
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Andrew Guckes primarily covers local news, community events, and government announcements in the Idaho area. His articles often focus on topics related to personal finance, sustainability, house & home. If you have insights into local government policies or initiatives, updates on community events or programs related to health and wellness, real estate development or tips for managing personal finances at a local level in Idaho or more specifically Ketchum city that could be of interest to his audience.
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Residents of Blaine County may now wield an artificial intelligence tool to plan for emergency evacuations.
Ketchum City Council members on Monday supported a proposal that could ultimately increase the total property taxes residents pay if a plan to create a new fire district is successful.
A West Ketchum property owner is tired of having runoff water pool next to his home near the Big Wood River. And, Peter Tynberg says, the city of Ketchum has
Will and Julie Caldwell have the kind of relationship you see in movies. The two met in the early ‘70s at an art show Will was taking part in, went
By: Andrew Guckes
An expected 1,500 people will be served a classic homestyle breakfast in downtown Ketchum this weekend during the 47th iteration of the nonprofit Papoose Club's famous Pancake Breakfast.
About Faces Day Spa and Salon, which has multiple Baltimore locations, has been sold from the longtime owners to a friend.
By: Andrew Guckes
Gratz College recently announced that Dr. Brendan Goldman has been named the inaugural holder of the Dr. Saul Philip Wachs Chair of Jewish Life and Learning.
The Weitzman Museum in Philadelphia could become a Smithsonian institution in the near future (Photo courtesy of the Weitzman Museum)
Schneiman’s Saturday morning routine is just plain tough: She volunteers at Philadelphia Planned Parenthood offices, serving as an escort and more often than not a human barrier between patients and pro-life protesters who are outside the buildings every day.
Avigail Schneiman is a Philadelphia native and proud Jewish woman (Photo Courtesy of Avigail Schneiman)
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