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With the holiday season upon us, many Americans are grappling with grief after losing someone to COVID-19, isolation and depression, or diseases and accidents that would occur in any given year – and we’re not talking a lot about it. KUNM’s Nash Jones reports on coping with the loss of a loved one during what can be billed as “the most wonderful time of the year.”
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The holiday fruitcake has been the butt of jokes for decades. But one professor in the Mountain West wants to clear its name.
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November 1 marks the beginning of Dia de los Muertos, a two-day celebration to honor loved ones and spend time with friends and family. This year, Student Equity leaders at Boise State University invite the public to join the festivities.
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Follow along as two Mountain West News Bureau reporters share cultural holiday cooking traditions from across the region. Madelyn Beck of Boise State…
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Around this time of year, it’s not too hard to find a holiday train ride in the Mountain West, from the North Pole Express in Heber City, Utah to the...
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The holidays often mean Christmas hams, mulled wine and potato latkes. But in the Mountain West, our food occasionally comes from the forest and not the...
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Lights and decorations are a way for people to show their holiday spirit and bring some light into the long dark days of winter. But as people decorate…
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The holidays are just around the corner, and are usually a time for cheer, giving and family. But this time of year can also give way to overwhelming…
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The holidays can be a tough time for older veterans, especially those far away from family. But local military and civilian groups come together each year…
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It’s the season of parties, pastries, goody plates and candy. Each December, the treats come out en masse as the Christmas marathon brings out some of the…