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Hannah Hale

Hannah Hale

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Contributor, Clearwater Progress

Idaho

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Anything considered. I love research.

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Total articles 223

  • Native American Student Center and UI Library partner during event

    By Hannah Hale| University of Idaho Argonaut Verified Rows of chairs filled the right side of the University of Idaho Library’s first floor, alongside multiple Native American authored pieces of prose, poetry, fiction, or nonfiction on tiny tables. Voices reading passages of text filled the room, with images of family, basketball, wanted posters, poems, mountains, and more.  On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the UI Library held a Native American read in, partnering with the Native American Student Center.

    By Hannah Hale · University of Idaho Argonaut

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • Flannel Festival hosts Fox and Bones for on-campus concert

    By Hannah Hale| University of Idaho Argonaut Verified A couple danced in-between the refreshment tables and the wall as an Americana band played a night show for a small audience, all of which took place in the Pitman Center.  On Nov. 7 in the International Ballroom, Vandal Entertainment hosted their Fall Flannel Festival, an indoor fall concert with music from the band Fox and Bones. The event, which took place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., was canceled last year due to the gas leak that affected multiple buildings on campus.

    By Hannah Hale · University of Idaho Argonaut

    Nov. 11, 2024

  • Native American Student Center and UI Library partner during event

    By Hannah Hale| University of Idaho Argonaut Verified Rows of chairs filled the right side of the University of Idaho Library’s first floor, alongside multiple Native American authored pieces of prose, poetry, fiction, or nonfiction on tiny tables. Voices reading passages of text filled the room, with images of family, basketball, wanted posters, poems, mountains, and more.  On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the UI Library held a Native American read in, partnering with the Native American Student Center.

    By Hannah Hale · University of Idaho Argonaut

    Dec. 02, 2024

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Clearwater Progress

Clearwater Progress publishes a weekly newspaper in Kamiah Idaho and circulated both to online subscribers as well as a printed version throughout the Clearwater Valley in Central idaho.

Kamiah, Idaho, United States

'+1 208-935-0838

Founded: 1905