NY man dies while visiting Cascade
A man visiting Cascade likely died of a heart attack in the house he was renting on July 18, officials said.
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McCall’s STR rules upheld in court
McCall’s short term rental rules will remain in place following a largely unsuccessful legal challenge by a group of rental owners.
McCall not interested in paying $1M for private hangars
A plan to build 28 airplane hangars at the McCall Municipal Airport is on hold because the city council did not want to contribute $1 million to extend utilities to the development.
Celebrating life, before death
Lila Sramek never wanted a sad and tearful funeral, and always planned for a fun “going away party” instead where her loved ones would celebrate her life and legacy.
Ignite Idaho seeks youth opinion on new teen center
The Ignite Idaho Family Resource Center is searching for feedback from youth and teenagers on what should be provided in a new teen center planned to open this September.
Valley County rejects McCall impact area map, sets date to draw new boundaries
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News Valley County commissioners voted to reject the impact area proposed by the City of McCall in a public hearing on… Login to continue reading Login…
ITD asks for input on new Rainbow Bridge: Historic bridge recommended for demolition
The Idaho Transportation Department is asking for the public’s input on proposed designs for a replacement for the historic Rainbow Bridge, which is likely to be torn down to make way for the new structure.
Rain slows wilderness fires
Rain and cooler temperatures on Monday slowed the growth of the Rush and Big Bear Fires burning in the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness on the Payette National Forest.
Phase 1 of a 70-lot subdivision on Gold Fork Ln. approved
Eld Ranch Estates on Gold Fork Road will include about 70 homes at full buildout, developer Mark Young told the Valley County Planning and Zoning Commission in their July meeting.
Fencing fiasco: Water quality groups repair clipped fences
Members of the Valley Soil and Water Conservation District were out at the south end of Lake Cascade last week repairing fences that were clipped in an act of vandalism.