Correction
A story in The Star-News last week did not accurately describe a claim by a citizens group in its draft complaint to the Idaho Attorney General’s Office about the McCall Memorial Hospital District.
June 2025
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Perpetua to expand Stibnite Gold Project
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News Perpetua Resources plans to expand the Stibnite Gold Project beyond the three open pit mines that have been approved by… Login to continue reading Login…
Bill would open millions of acres of public land up to potential sale
A bill under consideration in the US Senate includes a proposal to sell off large swaths of public land across the West, making thousands of acres of land in Valley County eligible to be sold.
Rainbow Bridge update
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McCall Farmers Market kicks off for summer
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Viewpoint: Congressional leaders ignore public sentiment regarding our national public lands
Each of us has a stake in our national public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Forest Service. As American citizens, we are granted ownership of these lands where generations of families and individuals hike, hunt, fish, recreate, and explore. Despite America’s love of our national public lands, misguided elected officials continue their attempts to undermine our public lands heritage and legacy.
Swain earns trip to rodeo nationals
Ember Swain, an eighth-grader at Payette Lakes Middle School, has earned a place on the Idaho National Junior High Rodeo Team for the second year in a row.
Cascade School Board interested in city geothermal project
The Cascade School Board of Trustees is interested in working with the City of Cascade to develop a municipal geothermal energy system.
Free jazz highlights packed week of music
Summer in Valley County often means plenty of good – often great – music offerings.
Community Center dinners
The McCall Community Center serves four course community meals every Tuesday and Thursday at 5 p.m.