December 2023

Tamarack Resort has finished two, 12,000 square foot dormitory style buildings to house up to 128 employees.Each building has two floors and a total of 32 rooms, each with two beds.

In July 1939 the average price of gas was $0.19 per gallon, President Franklin Roosevelt was in his second term, and The Roxy Theater in Cascade showed its first film.“Nowhere in Idaho is there to be found a finer theater than in Cascade…its perfection, both as to beauty and sturdy construction, as well as from the point of acoustics, is undeniable,” read an article on the theater’s opening in the July 14, 1939 edition of The Cascade News.The theater was built by Forest Robb for $25,000, receiving a warm welcome from the community and several congratulatory advertisements in The Cascade News.“The big Zeon signs in front of the theater are visible for a long distance and add a lively metropolitan touch to the town’s main thoroughfare,” the article read.

Colton Nalder placed first in Nordic sprints as one of three members of the McCall Nordic and Biathlon Ski Club to travel to West Yellowstone, Montana this weekend.The Intermountain Division Opener Saturday and Sunday was the first divisional race of the year that allows racers to tune up their race skills without the pressure of Junior National qualification points on the line, said Nordic Director and Head Coach Matt Galyardt.These races were approached as a training effort and a pre-season shake down for the racing environment,” Galyardt said.“There was some concern a week ago that there wasn’t going to be enough snow to hold the races.

A proposal to create a campground with 19 campsites on Clear Creek Road was denied by the Valley County Planning and Zoning Commission last week.Commissioners asked the applicant, the Valley County Recreation Department, represented by director Larry Laxson, to talk with neighbors about their concerns about traffic and dust.Commissioners’ primary reason for denying the application was a lack of proposed road improvements to the mile-long section of dirt road that accesses the roughly 5-acre site.“If this was a private developer, we would require some sort of development agreement,” said Commission Chair Katlin Caldwell following a public hearing on Thursday, Dec.

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