Taylor Calder is a Reporter at various publications including NCWLIFE, Rexburg Standard Journal, The Herald Journal, Idaho State Journal, and WVNews. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on health and wellness, agriculture, and the arts, weaving together themes of farming, entertainment, and urban planning. Her work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing her versatility in reporting on everything from organic farming to concerts and festivals.
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Pocatello, United States (Local)
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Taylor Calder's focus is primarily on local community announcements in Pocatello, Idaho. The majority of the articles cover local events, businesses, and community initiatives. If you have a story related to local events, new business openings, or community initiatives in Pocatello or Idaho that align with the themes covered (house & home, design, sports), Taylor may be interested in covering it.
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By: Taylor Calder
Pictured back row from left are Pocatello City Council members Ann Swanson, Corey Mangum, Dakota Bates and Hayden Paulsen. Pictured front row from left are councilmember Brent Nichols, Mayor Mark Dahlquist and councilmember Stacy Satterfield.
By: Taylor S. Calder
Cooling shelters available for public access in Pocatello
By: Taylor S. Calder
POCATELLO — A flight school that is aiming to give Eastern Idaho residents a direct path to a career in aviation is taking off at the Pocatello Regional Airport, offering
By: Taylor Calder
Davis Gove and Hailee Gove pictured with their two children inside Jim Dandy Brewing in Pocatello.
By: Taylor Calder
Idaho Democratic Governor candidate Terri Pickens pictured inside the Yellowstone Restaurant in Historic Downtown Pocatello on July 10.
By: Taylor Calder
Ollie Weber, left, and Bunnie Myers pictured at the Bunnie Bakes pop-up shop during a recent market event.
By: Taylor S. Calder
INKOM — The Inkom branch of the South Bannock Library District has received 103 new books from the Pilcrow Foundation and several donors.
By: Taylor Calder
The front of the historic Federal Building, 150 S. Arthur Ave., in Pocatello.
By: Taylor Calder
POCATELLO — A ferocious and fuzzy cougar kitten officially received her name, Roxanne, at a ceremony held in her honor at Zoo Idaho on Friday.
By: Taylor S. Calder
BLACKFOOT — A decade-old food pantry's makeshift home is entering a new chapter after Frontier Credit Union stepped forward with an $800,000 donation, securing the building's future and naming rights.
