NEZPERCE – Speakers called for information, for the truth to be spoken, educated on constitutional rights and vented frustrations at a patriots’ rally, held at Nezperce Lions Park on Saturday, Aug. 1.

Last week, Kamiah’s Youth Advisory Board (YAB) teenagers and Teen Center staff trekked down the sidewalk carrying furniture and boxes from the existing Teen Center at 413 Main Street to the new location at 405 Main Street. Some of the bulkier items, like the pool table and the foosball table…

ELK CITY – Public comment is sought on a proposed forest health project in the Elk City area.

Come support Grangeville Farmers’ Market, Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Pioneer Park.  This week's tidbit: Botanically speaking, zucchini is a fruit though we often talk of it as a vegetable. Zucchini are usually picked when the seeds are soft and immature (8 inches in length). A zucchi…

GRANGEVILLE – A life change for Todd Fiske precipitated an even bigger adjustment for his entire family.

KOOSKIA — The Syringa Hospital Foundation (SHF) announced July 30 it will not move forward with purchasing the Baylor Building on Main Street where the Kooskia Syringa Clinic is located.

It’s no secret that Doug Ulmer has been campaigning for the position of Idaho County Sheriff for some time.

GRANGEVILLE – With grant funding not an option this go-round, plans for a proposed biking and walking path east of Grangeville are on hold with as-yet no determination they will be pursued further.

POLLOCK—Starting tonight (Tuesday, Aug. 4), the Idaho Transportation Department will open U.S. Highway 95 at the slide area south of Riggins for nighttime travel. Moving forward, the temporary road around the base of the highway will be open 24/7 unless closures are required for safety conce…

GRANGEVILLE – What will fall school reopening look like in Mountain View School District 244? That’s something new superintendent Todd Fiske has been spending a great deal of his time working on, he said, with assistance from other district personnel and input from the board.

Extradition from Washington State is pending for Sean L. Anderson, charged with felony aggravated assault upon a peace officer, resulting from a July 18 incident in Ferdinand, in which he is alleged to have fired upon law enforcement following a pursuit.

GRANGEVILLE – “We would like to call for a forensic audit of Mountain View School District 244, from an independent third party,” said Central Idaho Education Association (CIEA) president and Clearwater Valley teacher, Char McKinney, at the July 22 district negotiations meeting.

POLLOCK – For the Pollock slide, reopening the temporary road Monday on U.S. Highway 95 is just the short-term solution.

Clearwater Economic Development Association (CEDA) will administer $1,401,000 in CARES Act Recovery Assistance funds awarded by the Economic Development Administration (EDA) to help North Central Idaho communities and businesses respond to economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. 

“Regardless of the risk level, throughout the remainder of the pandemic, everyone is asked to do the following: Stay home if you are sick. Maintain physical distance of 6 feet from others (outside of immediate family) whenever possible. Wear face coverings in public when physical distancing …

GRANGEVILLE -- Are you interested in helping local kids own a computer and receive Internet access to assist in their education?

Know that the detour off U.S. Highway 95 is not bad at all. The Old Pollock Road has been improved and the wait isn’t unusually long. Be prepared to put an extra 30-ish minutes on your trip. There are several signs through the Pollock route that ask people to slow down. One read, “This isn’t…

A recent study shows the job outlook for mental health workers is on the rise, as the stigma around mental health dissipates.