Conda L. Berman
October 29, 1934 January 7, 2023 Conda L. Berheim, 88, of McCall passed away on January 7, 2023, at a nursing facility.
January 2023
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Verne Ward, Sr.
January 14, 2023 Verne Ward Sr., 87, formerly of Cascade, died peacefully surrounded by family on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2023, in Nampa.
Shelly Marean Dallolio
December 18, 1979 – January 4, 2023 Shelly Marean Dallolio, 43, passed away peacefully on Jan. 4, 2023.
McCall opens parks survey
The City of McCall has opened a survey asking what amenities should be included in new neighborhood parks that could be built around the city. The survey will be open through mid-February and is open to anyone.
Mountain lions spotted in McCall
Fish and Game says no attacks reported so far Several reports of mountain lions roaming neighborhoods in McCall have recently been received by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. Anyone who encounters a mountain lion should back away slowly while making eye contact and appearing as big and loud as possible, regional wildlife manager Regan Berkley said.
Seeking some moderation
It seems one of the early themes of 2023 is, “Extremes.” We can’t seem to do things in moderation right now, but everything is like drinking from a fire hose. One of the best examples is our weather.
Payette National Forest seeks comment on 25,000-acre Railroad Saddle project
The Payette National Forest is asking for comments on the 25,000-acre Railroad Saddle Forest Restoration Project about nine miles west of New Meadows. The purpose of the project is to improve the condition of the forest and watersheds and contribute to the local economy through commercial logging.
Vandals fall short in defensive standoff
McCall-Donnelly’s Luke Scott limped out of the locker room following a 28-27 loss to Homedale on Saturday as if he had just engaged in a heavyweight fight, much less a boys varsity basketball game. The Vandal junior was held to four points during the Snake River Valley Conference game played at the M-D gym, slowed by a bum ankle he reaggravated during the second half.
Ramblers end five-game skid
Kallyn Rogers had a monster game with 29 points and 13 rebounds as the Cascade girls basketball team snapped a fivegame skid by defeating Compass Charter School, 44-22, on Saturday in Meridian. Kyler Nitzel also chipped in 12 points as the Ramblers moved to 6-10 with the non-conference victory.