An $800,000 contract to upgrade water lines in McCall neighborhoods was approved last week by the McCall City Council. The work will replace water lines along Chula Road and Cammy Drive near Rio Vista Boulevard, Sunset Street in the Woodlands Subdivision, and Placid Street near Stibnite Street.
Draft parks plan aired to McCall council A 50,000-squarefoot recreation center, a multi-purpose field and pickle ball courts are among amenities that could be added to Riverfront Park in McCall, the McCall City Council was told last week. Council members received an update during a work session last Friday on a Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan being drafted for the council to consider adopting next spring.
Thank you, Trek supporters Thank you to those who supported the Trek the North Pole. It was a magical morning in Ponderosa State Park for the return of Trek to the North Pole with nearly 300 participants showing up to find Santa! Thank you to all the local businesses and organizations that contributed: Stacey Cakes, The Star-News, Mountain Java, Mc-Call Parks and Recreation, McCall Chapter of Idaho Master Naturalists, Ponderosa State Park, Amber Coyle Photography, and Roots Forest School Alumni.
I recall reading a Christmas story once about an “air tree.” It was the story of the family struggling due to job loss who found a way to make the holiday special. As I remember it, a mother looking to provide a Christmas tree for her young daughters, and with the family unable to afford to purchase one, came up with a creative solution.
PLMS girls reach final The Payette Lakes Middle School eighth-grade girls basketball team reached the championship game during the Snake River Valley endof- season tournament last week, but lost to undefeated Fruitland Middle School, 46-17.
Cascade Community Church will host their regular service on Sunday, Dec. 25, at 10 a.m.
McCall Senior Center Here are next week’s menus for the McCall Senior Center. Meals begin at 5 p.m.
Court case delayed until mental treatment completed The Washington man suspected of shooting and killing a New Meadows couple on Oct. 1 has been deemed mentally unfit to stand trial, Adams County prosecuting attorney Chris Boyd said.