St. Luke’s awards $77k in grants
Twelve groups in Valley and Adams Counties were awarded a total of $77,000 from the St.
March 2024
Read MoreSt. Luke’s awards $77k in grants
LSH Town League results
The Little Ski Hill’s Town League Race Series completed the second of three slalom ski races last week.The last race will be held tonight on Race Run.Races are open to all ages.
McCall Mavericks compete in Fruitland
The McCall Mavericks 4-H Team 1 placed second in the Horse Bowl competition in Fruitland over the weekend, qualifying for state championships this summer.
Thanks for hockey support
I sometimes forget that I live in an amazing community.
Ramblers snare state trophy
It was not the ending they had hoped for, but what an ending anyway.Three Ramblers scored in double figures as Cascade knocked off season-long rival Garden Valley, 55-42, on Saturday at the 1AD2 State Tournament to bring home a third place trophy.Rambler coach Josh Hurley hugged his point guard, Tyler Thurston, after the game, and the two spoke.“And I just lost it,” the coach said.
M-D’s state dreams denied
A singular season ended on a sour note when the McCall-Donnelly boys basketball team lost to Teton of Driggs, 67-58, last week in Meridian to open the 3A State Tournament.Sam Penny scored 22 points and Luke Scott added 20 points but the Vandals quest to compete for a state title – and win a 19th straight game – was snuffed out when the Timberwolves pulled away with a late run.A special season up to that point – a district championship, regular season title and 18 straight wins – meant little as M-D players walked off the floor at Meridian High School, disappointed, devastated.“The kids gave the best effort they had today in a very tough game,” Vandal head coach Jason Tinney said.
FINANCIAL FOCUS
When many people think about investing, the first thing that comes to mind is the stock market.
Now You Know – March 7, 2024
Rise Up 2 Thrive will host a movie night featuring the film “Girl Rising” at Alpine Playhouse on Friday, March 8 at 5:30 p.m.
Cougar expert to present book at U of I McCall
Almost 60 years ago, Maurice Hornocker came over a ridge and found himself face to face with a mountain lion while hiking through the wilderness.Laying eyes on the elusive creature was exactly what he had hoped to do, but not from such a close distance.Hornocker is a wildlife biologist specializing in mountain lions.