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Maddy Long's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and business openings in the Pocatello area of Idaho. She seems to be particularly interested in announcements, promotional deals, private sector activities, and event coverage.
For outreach to Maddy Long, consider pitching stories about upcoming local events or newsworthy community developments within the Pocatello area. Additionally, if you have information related to personal finance topics that directly impact residents of Pocatello or Idaho as a whole (e.g., affordable housing projects), it may resonate with her audience.
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By: Maddy Long
The bar at Rogue Restaurant in Lava Hot Springs features a custom resin countertop and reclaimed wood walls. Owner Carol Cove says creating a memorable dining experience — from the moment guests walk through the door — is central to Rogue's identity.
By: Maddy Long
Law Enforcement Torch Run Liaison Mike Fitch addresses participants before the start of the Pocatello leg Wednesday at Frazier Hall at Idaho State University. The run, which carried the Special Olympics Flame of Hope through eastern Idaho communities, is held ahead of the State Summer Games on May 29-30 in Nampa.
By: Shelbie Harris, Maddy Long
Valley Mission has received a $200,000 donation from the Humanitarian Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to support the purchase of equipment for a commercial kitchen and dining area at its new facility.
By: Maddy Long
of 2 Police officers and sheriff's deputies from across East Idaho carried the Special Olympics Flame of Hope through several regional
Eighth graders from Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Firth, Fort Hall and Pocatello got a firsthand look at possible STEM careers during a recent visit to Idaho National Laboratory.
Eighth graders from Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Firth, Fort Hall and Pocatello got a firsthand look at possible STEM careers during a recent visit to Idaho National Laboratory.
By: Maddy Long, Robbie Hanchey
AMERICAN FALLS — Musicians of all ages are invited to mark America's 250th anniversary by joining the American Falls City Summer Band for its 2026 season.
By: Maddy Long
Representatives from America250 and JustServe with the truck containing a 36,000 pound donation of food.
By: Maddy Long
The Candy Jar located at 105 N.W. Main St. in Downtown Blackfoot.
A photo from a previous Celebrate Blackfoot fireworks show at Jensen Grove.
