Cascade pushes decision on concrete plant
The Cascade City Council held a public hearing on Monday on a proposal to construct a concrete batch plant on Warm Lake Road, but did not make a final decision.
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Perpetua cuts the ribbon on Stibnite Gold Project
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News Perpetua Resources held a ribbon cutting celebration on Friday overlooking the Yellow Pine Pit to mark the start of construction… Login to continue reading Login…
Cyanobacteria levels still too high at Van Wyck: Health advisory to remain in place
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News A health advisory for toxin producing cyanobacteria will remain in place for the Van Wyck Boat Ramp on Lake Cascade… Login to continue reading Login…
Tamarack breaks ground on Lake Cascade marina
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News Tamarack Resort started construction of a new 100-slip marina at the Poison Creek Campground this week. In addition to 100… Login to continue reading Login…
M-D ranks second in state tests
The McCall-Donnelly School District ranked second in the state on the Idaho Standards Achievement Test, according to data released by the Idaho Department of Education.
Abstein Bridge to cost $700-800K over budget: Valley County searches for funding
Valley County Commissioners awarded a contract on Thursday to build a new bridge to replace the Abstein Bridge in Yellow Pine, but will need to find at least $700,000 in additional funding to pay for the project.
Valley P&Z asks for more info on ID55 storage proposal
The Valley County Planning and Zoning Commission asked for more information about a 108-unit storage unit proposal on Idaho 55 before making a decision.
Cascade to hear concrete plant proposal
A proposal to construct and operate a concrete batch plant will go before the Cascade City Council on Monday.
$20.9M for 2,900 acres west of McCall
A 2,900-acre property to the west of McCall that includes undeveloped portions of the Blackhawk subdivision is for sale for $20.9 million.
Fall prescribed fire plans announced
With weather turning colder and wetter, the Boise and Payette National Forests plan to start seasonal prescribed fires to thin forest underbrush to reduce the probability of catastrophic wildfires.