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Jayden Barfuss

(He/Him)
Idaho Falls, Moscow
As seen in: University of Idaho Argonaut, Idaho State Journal, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Idaho Press, Longview News-Journal, The Herald Journal, Jefferson Star (Post Register), Post Register, Rexburg Standard Journal, Belgrade News, KMVU-TV (Medford, OR) and
Covers:  Soccer,Basketball,some football and volleyball
TRHS alum class of 2022. U of I 2026 sports writer for UI argonaut!

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Student sports Journalist at the university of Idaho

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From a treadle machine at age 8 to best of show at 88: Janet Paniogue never stopped sewing

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By Jayden Barfuss
| Idaho State Journal Verified
POCATELLO — It all started when Janet "Jan" Paniogue moved from South Bend, Indiana, to a farm in Buhl. Her father was a sharecrop farmer, and in the winter he did upholstery work with a heavy-duty sewing machine. It wasn't the farm life that drew Paniogue in — it was the time spent with her dad learning how to sew that began her love for sewing. "I always followed my dad around, always in his back pocket, and Daddy taught me how to use the sewing machine," Paniogue said.
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For 4 days, 2026 looked like the 1800s: Pocatello youth retrace pioneer trails in Wyoming

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By Jayden Barfuss
| Idaho State Journal Verified
For four days, 2026 looked and felt like the 1800s. Earlier this month, from June 10 through June 13, leaders from the Alameda Stake in Pocatello took about 220 youth on a four-day trek to key Latter-day Saint pioneer sites in central and eastern Wyoming. The group visited Independence Rock, Martin's Cove, Sixth Crossing, Rock Creek Hollow and Devil's Gate, hiking directly on portions of the Oregon Trail, Mormon Trail and Pony Express route.
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How a Chubbuck hobby became a supplement company supplying ISU, the Yankees and the Packers

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By Jayden Barfuss
| Idaho State Journal Verified
CHUBBUCK — It started for CEO Troy Bell in 2018 as a hobby, but that hobby has grown into one of the fastest-growing supplement lines across the United States. "Our mission is to help athletes in their pursuit of winning, and we know that supplementation, along with a good nutrition plan, is vital in helping people win," Bell said. Bell, who also owns a CrossFit gym called Kulak CrossFit with his wife Jamie, got the idea for BlackLabel from the people of that gym.
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