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(Courtesy photo)Winners of the PBS Young Writers Contest pose for a group photo. Pictured are Emma Hazard of Sandpoint, Noelle Hughes, of Spokane, Amelia Lloyd, of Winchester, Amiah Van Hill, of Hayden, Raegan Mosman, of Nezperce, Gage Tiegs, of Nezperce, Eian Schwecke, of Juliaetta, Kairys Grant, of Nezperce, Morgan Kirkland, of Nezperce, and Camas Arnzen, of Kamiah. The students will each receive a $100 contribution to their IDeal—Idaho 529 College Savings Program accounts. The winning students were selected by Idaho Public Television from nearly 600 entries across the state, and are among thirty-five total winners in three Idaho regions.

(Courtesy photo)Winners of the PBS Young Writers Contest pose for a group photo. Pictured are Emma Hazard of Sandpoint, Noelle Hughes, of Spokane, Amelia Lloyd, of Winchester, Amiah Van Hill, of Hayden, Raegan Mosman, of Nezperce, Gage Tiegs, of Nezperce, Eian Schwecke, of Juliaetta, Kairys Grant, of Nezperce, Morgan Kirkland, of Nezperce, and Camas Arnzen, of Kamiah. The students will each receive a $100 contribution to their IDeal—Idaho 529 College Savings Program acc…

June 6, 2017

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Student wins IDeal 529 college saving award
June 6, 2017 1 a.m.

Student wins IDeal 529 college saving award

A Sandpoint youngster is among the talented young storytellers from north Idaho have been awarded seed money by IDeal—Idaho College Savings Program for their educational aspirations this week.