A $16.5 million bond election to fund upgrades to the City of McCall’s water plant will be put to McCall voters in May, the McCall City Council decided on Monday.Council members directed city staff at Monday’s meeting to prepare documents to put the bond issue on the ballot for the May 21 primary election.
Clayton Perry of Power, Montana took first place in the second annual Warm Lake Stage Race over the 52-mile two-leg course.Perry, 64, finished with a time of 5 hours, 38 minutes and 31 seconds.
Huddled around a small hole in the ice on Lake Cascade in 2018, Cody Fox and four of his friends placed a $20 bet that turned into one of Valley County’s largest ice fishing tournaments.Gary Murphy won the bet by pulling in the largest fish that day, and instead of pocketing the money decided to donate it to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation.The bet became an annual contest between the friends that turned into the Deep Freeze Ice Fishing Tournament, a fundraiser for the foundation that returns to Lake Cascade this Saturday from 7:30 a.m.
12th GradeCaleb Beaman, Monique Brewer, Cole Burtenshaw, Jack Carey, Ellie Cramblet, Cassidy Crockett, Angelina Dauphinais, Miles Denning, Noemi Diaz, Trevor Dow, Jack Duncan, Ella Erickson, Leo Gelardi, Gabriela Green, Claire Griffin, George Hanzek, John Hatfield, Kaeley Hiatt, Sabella Hodosh, Reese Johnson, Ivy Lazenby, Travis Leonard, Sidney Looney, Kai Maciaszek, Lauren Mapp, Zoey Mello, Owen Naugle, Ava Rinker, Grant Rowe, Luke Scott, Joshua Sorensen, George Speirs, Keaton Swift, Carter Tucker, James Turlington, Christina Vlaanderen 11th GradeConrad Alexander, Solomon Arndt, Keelee Burns, Delaney Campbell, Isaac Campbell, Jarom Campbell, Quentin Campbell, Rakaia Clauson, Olivia Cline, Rylie Dow, Sara Duncan, Jessica Hammari, Avery Havens, Madison Jensen, Toby Klasner, Madelyn Lathrop, Aidan Matus-Enochs, Lilliana Mihlfeith, Bogdan Monahan, Lauren Nelson, Milo Papenberg, Rand Rentzsch, Jesus Reyes-Gonzalez, Mia Rider, Sophie Ruehman, Sophia Schreiner, Andrew Scott, Zoe Spangenberg, Seth Weller, Payton Woolcott, Michael Wyman10th GradeKyrie Bean, Jonah Behm, Lucille Bennett, Adeline Bush, Addison Defoort, Landen Gasaway, Nina Giddings, Jennifer Kelley, Kye Levanger, Jacob Mascheroni, Carson McMindes, Grant Moser, Abigail Nachman, Taylor Nalder, Emiliano Reyes-Gonzalez, Keira Rider, Selig Spahn, Isabelle Tinney9th GradeSeneca Augustinsky, Caleb Campbell, Marissa Cline, Finn Cromwell, Cohen DeMoss, Emerson Dummar, Ethan Gardner, Aurora Graham, Benjamin Greaves, Jesse Griffin, Kalisa Jones, Gracie Knox, Samuel Marin, Delilah Moon, Anna Morgan, Marcus Nelson, Iris Patton, Ryan Perez-Garcia, Kylie Rawlings, Charles Reeder, Abigail Rinker, Ariana Schreiner, Charles Speirs, William Wallace, Aaron Weller
HB 415 Misses the MarkIdaho House Bill 415 removes local control from elected school boards to determine which, if any, staff would be allowed to carry firearms on campus.
Gabi Green delivered the mail Saturday, posting 30 points and 13 rebounds as the McCall-Donnelly girls basketball team knocked off Parma, 52-47, in overtime to the delight of a home crowd.The Vandal senior scored 25 during the fourth quarter and overtime period alone, so maybe it should not have come as a surprise when she flushed a deep 3-pointer to tie the game as regulation ended.
Cascade’s Kallyn Rogers was just two games into her senior season of basketball when fate sent her down an entirely different road.“My appendix burst,” the 17-year-old said.
Kallyn Rogers scored 10 points, including crucial free throws down the stretch, as the Cascade girls basketball team held off Horseshoe Bend, 39-31, during a Long Pin Conference game played Monday.Claire Pierce added nine points as the Ramblers picked up a pair of wins during a rigorous stretch that included playing four games in five days.“I think we’re starting to come together,” Cascade coach Steve Yamamoto said after the victory.
Playing four games in five days, the Cascade boys basketball team still found its legs in the final frame during a 75-60 Long Pin Conference victory over Horseshoe Bend on Monday.Cole Olson and Tyler Thurston each scored 22 points as the Ramblers used a fourth quarter push to put the Mustangs away for the second time in less than a week, this one coming on Horseshoe Bend’s home court.
The McCall-Donnelly wrestling team shook off a rough outing against Fruitland to compete well at the Clearwater Valley North/South Duals over the weekend in Kooskia.Multiple Vandals went undefeated while going up against some of the best teams in 2A during a series of head-to-head duals between the 19 schools that attended.