McCall man arrested for killing wife
Arrest follows Feb. 18 domestic violence incident A McCall man was arrested Monday in connection with the death of his wife on Feb.
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St. Luke’s announces grants
The Star-News The St. Luke’s McCall Auxiliary recently awarded more than $50,000 to eight local nonprofit organizations.
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Cascade Schools axes protections for transgender, LGBTQ students
The Star-News The Cascade School Board of Trustees voted last week to remove a policy that outlined protections for transgender and LGBTQ students. The board’s decision on Feb.
$80M for Valley County fiber
BY DREW DODSON The Star-News High-speed fiber lines would directly link Valley County and Meadows Valley to internet infrastructure in the Treasure Valley, under a project recently approved for state funding. The $80-million project would run fiber lines through Cascade, Donnelly, McCall and New Meadows as part of a 198-mile connection from an internet data center in Star to Grangeville.
McCall woman dead after domestic dispute
No arrests made, but police say no ongoing threat A McCall woman was found dead last Saturday after a domestic dispute in Mc-Call’s Rio Vista neighborhood, according to the McCall Police Department. Lynne Dooley, 52, was identified by Valley County coroner Scott Carver as the victim.
ARPA money aids county investments
The Star-News Valley County has already surpassed last year’s investment profits in about half the time thanks to money from the American Rescue Plan Act and higher interest rates. Since the 2023 budget year began in October, Valley County has made about $252,000 from investments in U.S.
Home is where the heart is
BY DREW DODSON The Star-News Suzanne Paisley had a vision when she saw a large painted heart sculpture last year in the Hotel McCall. “I stood there looking at it, and I could see it in our home,” said Paisley, 73, of McCall.