The Kid Who Just Kept Going
Josh Jones didn't grow up with a roadmap for becoming a business owner. He started as a delivery driver at NAPA and learned the industry from the ground up. On October 1, 2025, at 34, he became one.
October 27, 2026
The Stories
Every person has a story. The Valley Edit shares the people, passions and local stories that make our community worth knowing.
The Quiet Work of Helping Someone Find Their Voice Again
As a therapist at River Place Counseling, Hillary Hedrick meets people in the hardest seasons of their lives. She describes the work like watching the seasons change.
October 27, 2026
Jesse Broyles: More Than a Fragrance
Before meeting his wife, Erica, Jesse Broyles says he was selfish. Now he's a husband, a dad, and the maker behind Vintage Traditional, a Lewiston fragrance house that started almost by accident.
October 27, 2026
Strong Looks Different Now: Kylie Reagan’s Mission to Help Moms Find Themselves Again
Kylie Reagan is a wife, a mom of three kids under four, and a personal trainer working toward something close to her heart: helping women navigate fitness through pregnancy, postpartum and motherhood.
October 27, 2026
“We’ve Got This”: Three Words That Became a Lifeline
Jen and Joel Shubert took the hardest season of their lives and turned it into the Lili Cancer Foundation, a place where families across the Lewis-Clark Valley are told the one thing that matters most: you don't have to do it alone.
October 27, 2026
Daniel Vestel: The Art of Holding On to What Matters
There are moments in life we don't realize are important until they're gone. A familiar voice, the way someone laughed, a family gathering that seemed like any other day.
October 27, 2026
Building a Career That Grows With Family: The Story of Dusty Bly
Dusty Bly built 5R Photography around her family, then turned around and gave her time to the LC Ice Arena. A story about career, motherhood and the courage to create your own path.
September 14, 2026
The Heart Behind Fern & Flour
After losing her mom and becoming a mom herself, Becca turned to baking to navigate grief. What started as a way to cope became Fern & Flour.
September 14, 2026
Hospice Isn't Giving Up. It's Showing Up.
Inside a small, locally owned hospice in Lewiston, a group of people is working to change the way we think about one of the heaviest words we know.
August 27, 2026
Sometimes the Biggest Hearts Come in the Smallest People
Nominated by her mother Kristen, seven-year-old Addy gave up the bicycle she'd been dreaming of to start a tiny business called Shine 4 Afrika — sending every dollar to children in Uganda she'd never met.
August 9, 2026