Jayden Barfuss
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- Sports Editor, University of Idaho Argonaut
- Reporter, Post Register
- Reporter, Idaho State Journal
Idaho Falls, Moscow
As seen in:
Idaho State Journal,
Post Register,
University of Idaho Argonaut,
Bozeman Daily Chronicle,
Idaho Press,
Longview News-Journal,
Preston Citizen,
The Herald Journal,
Intermountain Farm & Ranch,
Jefferson Star (Post Register),
Rexburg Standard Journal,
Belgrade News,
Teton Valley News
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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Articles
After 16 years in recovery an Idaho Falls woman is opening a wellness center to help others
Stephanie Taylor-Thompson has spent much of her life fighting a battle few people could see. Now, after 16 years in recovery, she has turned that experience into a business built to help others facing the same fight. "I am a person in long-term recovery. I've been in recovery for 16 years," Taylor-Thompson said. "I am a survivor of human trafficking, and a suicide survivor.
After 16 years in recovery an Idaho Falls woman is opening a wellness center to help others
Stephanie Taylor-Thompson has spent much of her life fighting a battle few people could see. Now, after 16 years in recovery, she has turned that experience into a business built to help others facing the same fight. "I am a person in long-term recovery. I've been in recovery for 16 years," Taylor-Thompson said. "I am a survivor of human trafficking, and a suicide survivor.
"Ready to make their mark: ISU soccer eyes a tournament push
Head coach Dustin Downey talking with his players during a practice at Davis Field as they get ready for their season opener Thursday Aug. 13, at 2 p.m. against Snow College For Idaho State women's soccer, the mission hasn't changed: reach the Big Sky Tournament. Idaho State comes into the season off a 5-8-4 campaign, going 2-4-2 in conference play and finishing seventh in the Big Sky, one spot short of the tournament.
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