Three Idaho County school districts will go to patrons with one-year levy requests for the 2021-22 school year this Tuesday, May 18. Polling places and sample ballots are listed at www.idahocounty.org.
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Farm and Ranch, Spring 2021 issue for North Central Idaho.
The Idaho County Free Press presents this year's Get Acquainted 2021. The 38th annual issue …
GRANGEVILLE — Save the date for Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2021. This is when a “Reality Check” is coming to the students of Grangeville High School.
So, just how much red tape exists between a man and his beer? (Or a woman and her beer!) Using the Mercatus Center’s State RegData 2.0 database, researchers at the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State were able to explore state-by-state regulatory variation in U.S. beer supply and…
GRANGEVILLE — A benefit barbecue for Lisa Rhodes-Kennedy is set for Sunday, May 16, noon to 3 p.m., at the Eagles Lodge, C Street, in Grangeville.
GRANGEVILLE — Partnership for Healthy Communities will host an Armed Forces Day Walk Saturday, May 15.
GRANGEVILLE —The Grangeville Centennial Library is again sponsoring the annual Art in the Park celebration during Border Days. Vendors are sought for the event.
GRANGEVILLE — When your home or property is ablaze, a welcome site is the flashing lights of an arriving fire truck. Rural residents in the unincorporated areas surrounding Grangeville have long benefited from the rural fire district and its volunteers to tackle blazes that strike equipment,…
GRANGEVILLE — “I’m forcing your hand — I just need you to tell me tonight what to do with it, how to proceed,” Mountain View School District 244 Superintendent Todd Fiske told board trustees April 19.
GRANGEVILLE — Shawna Gortsema joined the ranks of a list of prestigious and well-thought-of local philanthropists when she was named the Kids Champion 2020 on Friday, April 30.
GRANGEVILLE — Sentencing is set July 12 for Sean L. Anderson of Riggins, who was found guilty at trial last week of aggravated assault upon a peace officer.
GRANGEVILLE — Grangeville American Legion Post 37 will meet tonight, Wednesday, May 5, at the Idaho County Veterans Outreach and Community Center, 318 E Main at 6 p.m. All members are requested to attend.
GRANGEVILLE — In celebration of National Pet Week May 2-8, Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) is hosting a raffle for a dog or cat bag of prizes. Tickets are $2 each or three for $5. The drawing will be Saturday, May 8, 4 p.m., at Ace Home Center. Tickets are available at Ace. All proceeds go to…
GRANGEVILLE -- An ice cream social with a ticket auction and concert that celebrates Mother’s Day and benefits local American Legion Auxiliary programs will be held Saturday, May 8.
GRANGEVILLE — A benefit barbecue for Lisa Rhodes-Kennedy is set for Sunday, May 16, noon to 3 p.m., at the Eagles Lodge, C Street, in Grangeville.
Seniors Blake Schoo and Zoe Lutz were crowned prom king and queen Saturday, April 24, at the Grangeville High School prom. Schoo is the son of Nolan and Dawn Schoo, and Lutz is the daughter of Genny Lutz and the late Brad Lutz, all of Grangeville.
GRANGEVILLE — Cristy Imus, president of PEO Chapter BV, presented Tindy Hunter, of Clearwater, the $1,000 Sharon Clark Nursing Scholarship for 2021.
GRANGEVILLE — Grangeville High School FFA was host to the North Idaho District Agronomy, Dairy Products, Forestry, Mechanic and Tractor Driving Career Development event April 22 and 23.
GRANGEVILLE — A National Day of Prayer event is set for Thursday, May 6, 5 p.m., Grangeville City Park. All are invited.
GRANGEVILLE — Timmie Hoecherl, who with her husband, Mike, directs Alacca Bible Camp and Conference Center in Harpster, will speak at Encouragers Thursday, May 6, at the 11 a.m. luncheon meeting at The Trails Restaurant in Grangeville.
Red flag laws and state sovereignty are among the topics to be presented in free lecture courses being offered this Friday and Saturday in Grangeville and Kamiah. Speaker will be nation-ally known presenter, KrisAnne Hall. Presentations are free and sponsored by the Idaho County Republican C…
Grangeville Community Foundation, Animal Rescue Foundation, ALACCA Bible Conference and many others have been joining hundreds of Idaho nonprofits and their supporters in Idaho Gives which runs through May 6. This statewide effort is designed to bring the state together, raising money and aw…
GRANGEVILLE — An Idaho County jury this afternoon (Wednesday, April 28) unanimously found Sean L. Anderson of Riggins guilty of aggravated assault upon a peace officer.
GRANGEVILLE — Grangeville’s Katie Matthews is the new Mountain View School District 244 zone 5 trustee.
GRANGEVILLE — Deannexation of property from the city is not a common occurrence, but earlier this month, the City of Grangeville was working to move on a request for land located on the southwest edge of town. That action, however, was put on hold last Monday as the city council hopes to wor…
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GRANGEVILLE — Late school board trustee Brad Lutz was honored April 19 by his fellow trustees and Mountain View School District 244 Superintendent Todd Fiske.
Grangeville Centennial Library recently held a spring art contest. More than 100 locals entered the contest. Winners are as follows: First place, ages 0-5, Leila Decker, 2nd Melody Schwartz; first place, ages 6-8, Rylie Arnzen, 2nd Russell Newson; first place, ages 9-12, Ila Wilkinson, 2nd M…
GRANGEVILLE — An ice cream social with a ticket auction and concert that celebrates Mother’s Day and benefits local American Legion Auxiliary programs will be held Saturday, May 8.
GRANGEVILLE — No action looks to be taken by Idaho County in regards to a citizen-proposed resolution declaring the region a Second Amendment sanctuary.
Reconstruction work begins next Monday, May 3, on State Highway 13 east of Grangeville. During the project — expected to last through mid-July — motorists should be prepared for delays up to 30 minutes when crews are on site.
GRANGEVILLE — The annual Border Days Rodeo is scheduled this July 1-2-3, with performances each day at 6 p.m. Main entries are June 24 through ica.enterup.biz and local entries are open by phone call 5-7 p.m. June 16-29. See sites.google.com/view/grangevilleborderdays for details.
GRANGEVILLE — Established in 2002 to provide Syringa Hospital & Clinics with a consistent source of funding, the Syringa Hospital Thrift Store continues its mission to help the hospital improve the health and wellness of the people in Idaho County.
GRANGEVILLE — “We’re here at the beginning of life, the end of life, and basically for all the stages in between,” to offer the appropriate levels of care, said Syringa clinical nurse manager Curt Brimacomb. Brimacomb spoke to the board of trustees at the March 22 meeting.
GRANGEVILLE — On Monday May 3, the Grangeville Senior Center will hold a special meeting to elect officers and four board members. The meeting will be held at the Senior Center, 108 Grangeville Truck Route, beginning at approximately 12:45 p.m. following lunch. Those interested in running fo…
GRANGEVILLE — The annual FFA Awards Banquet and Auction will be held on Monday, May 3, at 6:30 p.m., in the GHS cafeteria. All community members are invited.
As Mountain View School District 244 prepares to ask its patrons for a $3.1 million levy May 18, superintendent Todd Fiske is making his rounds on the meeting circuit.
GRANGEVILLE — Trust, a salary allocation schedule and language were the main topics April 14 as Mountain View School District (MVSD) 244 and Central Idaho Education Association (CIEA) negotiations for 2020-21 continued.
Border Days Royalty 2021 were officially crowned with a coronation event held April 3 at the Grangeville Country Club. Pictured here are (L-R) Queen Camden Barger, her grandfather, Jim Barger and princess Macy Smith.
A beautiful sunset captured April 5 by Denton L. Thaves of Grangeville.
The 2021 Grangeville Gun Club Spring Team Shoot starts May 4 at 5 p.m. with sign-up and practice. Shooting will begin May 11 at 5 p.m. and continue weekly at the club’s facility north of town on Lukes Gulch Road. Kitchen will be open, everyone is welcome, and the club has shells available fo…
GRANGEVILLE — A room of nearly 30 Super 8 and Gateway Inn motel employees and their owners erupted in cheers last Tuesday, April 13, while watching a company meeting via Zoom. Though most Zoom meetings don’t bring this much joy, this one has a special message:
Pine Tree Community Credit Union is going paperless. PTCCU will no longer be mailing printed statements after Dec. 31. Did you know the Environmental Protection Agency estimates Americans use about 99 million tons of paper each year and paper makes up about 34 percent of the waste in our cou…
KrisAnne Hall will be in Grangeville at the Super 8 Motel, Friday, May 7, 2-4 p.m. to talk about red flag laws. She will then give presentations on Saturday, May 8, at the Kamiah Life Center, on state sovereignty, 9-11 a.m., America disarmed, 1-2:30 p.m. and “Where we go from here”, 3-5 p.m.
GRANGEVILLE — Celebrate Earth Day Wednesday, April 21, at the Grangeville Centennial Library, from 4 to 5 p.m. Ages 1 through 17 are invited to join in at the library for seed bomb, flowerpot and salt dough making and more.
GRANGEVILLE — “What helps us keep on pitch?” Danica Schmidt asked her Varsity Blue select choir members at Grangeville High School.
Work is progressing on a new Grangeville facility for Obenauf’s Leather Care, a footwear conditioning and preservative manufacturer based in Peck. Currently, Holcomb Steel Buildings and Crane Service of Grangeville is working on the developing facility, located on Frontage Road, across from …
GRANGEVILLE — It’s the most Shakespeare in the shortest time possible, with one of the smallest casts ever.
WHITE BIRD — Elli Klapprich rode to success last weekend, being chosen as White Bird rodeo queen for 2021.The 14-year-old freshman at Grangeville High School follows in the family tradition in taking on the crown.
GRANGEVILLE — Sidewalks: This pedestrian infrastructure has long been a priority for the city, so much so, one municipal ordinance requires their installation on certain construction projects. However, they don’t come cheap to install, and concern is whether some resident projects are forego…
GRANGEVILLE — Despite a previous year filled with disappointments and cancellations, Grangeville High School’s Business Professionals of America (BPA) members had a successful run at the regional conference, as well as in the state competition.
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