Who’s the angel you know?
Angels Among Us are the people in our community who work to touch lives, help the less fortunate, make a difference for others. We all know someone who fits that description.
February 2023
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Notorious s-bridge not going anywhere soon
PHOTO BY CHELSEA TUTTLE/FOR THE STAR-NEWS Bridge would cost millions, take years to replace A minivan traveling west on West Roseberry Road last month lost control on the icy s-bridge about a mile west of Donnelly and careened into a large truck pulling a trailer. It was one of dozens of car crashes that happen on an almost weekly basis on the preposterous bridge that makes a serpentine path across Lake Fork Creek where it meets Lake Cascade instead of following a straight line.
Recreation
West Central Idaho Youth Baseball will kick off its events with an open gym at Barbara Morgan Elementary on Tuesday, March 7, at 7 p.m. Other open gym dates include Tuesdays, March 14 and 28.
Andra shines at Brundage
Paige Andra led the McCall Winter Sports Club’s U14 racers as the club hosted a super-G race at Brundage Mountain Resort Friday through Monday. The races were an Intermountain Division Qualifier in the U.S.
Childs, Lee grab folkstyle gold
Soloman Childs and Asher Lee both came away with gold as the McCall Wrestling Club competed at the Idaho State Folkstyle Championships Friday and Saturday in Meridian. Wrestlers from the local club collected several top marks, including two silvers, one bronze and a fourthplace finish.
Children’s theatre to open in McCall
Meet & greet at Café 634 Friday Dawn Kolden has been directing youth theatre in McCall for years and recently established the Educational Theatre of Idaho Inc. as a registered nonprofit organization.
McCall adopts plan to improve disabled access
Disabled access upgrades to the McCall City Hall Campus, Gold Glove Park and a public boat ramp near Legacy Park are top priorities under a plan adopted last week by the McCall City Council. The plan, called “Access McCall,” outlines upgrades needed to make city sidewalks, parks and buildings more accessible to people with disabilities as outlined by federal law.
MV hoops season ends
The Meadows Valley boys basketball team’s season wrapped up last week with two cancelled games. The Mountaineers were set to travel to Cottonwood Friday to play St.
Scott’s 24 helps Vandals secure home court
Luke Scott scored 24 points and the McCall-Donnelly boys basketball team fought off Payette, 61-53, to wrap up the regular season on Friday with a Snake River Valley Conference road victory. The Vandals open the 3A District III Tournament Saturday at 7 p.m.
Vandal girls denied by Fruitland
Seniors Ashtyn Jones and Jenna Thomas each scored 10 points, but the McCall-Donnelly girls basketball team lost to Fruitland, 54-42, during a 3A District III Tournament elimination game last week, ending its season.