Conservation groups sue over Stibnite Mine approval
A coalition of conservation groups has sued the Forest Service and other government agencies over the approval of the Stibnite Gold Project.
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Payette fires dozens of staff on presidential order
At least 42 employees at Payette National Forest employees were fired last week, potentially crippling conservation work, timber sales and the Forest’s ability to maintain trails, campgrounds and backcountry roads.
Keeping Idaho 55 scenic
A new project aiming to protect the scenic corridor on Idaho 55 between Lake Fork and Donnelly was recently announced by the Payette Land Trust, a McCall nonprofit that partners with landowners to preserve undeveloped land.
‘Stand Up’ event supports veterans
Laundry detergent, Idaho potatoes and 360 pounds of hamburger meat were awaiting pick-up on Monday for the ‘Stand-Up’ event at Ridley’s.
McCall to ask voters for 1% LOT increase on lodging
McCall voters will decide on a 10-year renewal and 1% increase of the city’s “streets” local option tax in the May 20 election.
Highway chase ends in arrest in New Meadows for Coeur d’Alene
A car chase ended in New Meadows where a Coeur d’Alene man was arrested after fleeing on foot.
Sculptures celebrate paradise in McCall
When Candis Darrah and her husband Jason moved to McCall last year, they wanted to participate in the McCall Winter Carnival as much as they could.
MCS welcomes new head of school
Jenny Schon recently became the new head of the Mountain Community School after Patrick Berg stepped down in December.
McCall hospital district considers its future
Trustees of the McCall Memorial Hospital District considered the district’s very existence this week.
High speed chase ends in rubber bullets, arrest
A Meridian man was arrested on Feb. 5 after leading deputies on a high-speed pursuit through Cascade at speeds over 100 miles per hour and crashing his truck about 12 miles south of Cascade on Idaho 55.