Prosecuting attorney candidates
The Valley County Republican Central Committee will interview the three candidates for Valley County prosecuting attorney on Friday.
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Payette water/sewer to hold Pine Creek Ranch public hearing
The Payette Lakes Recreational Water and Sewer District Board of Directors is seeking public comments for a public hearing regarding the 492-home Pine Creek Ranch development.
Donnelly development agreement still pending
The City of Donnelly is awaiting Mayor Susan Dorris’ signature to proceed with an agreement that would have a developer pay for and build the city’s water system upgrades, and be repaid over 20 years by credited water connection fees.
McCall now a ‘Swimmable City’
The City of McCall announced its designation as a Swimmable City on Wednesday, coinciding with the inaugural World Lake Day, which celebrates lakes, rivers and waterways that connect and sustain people.
M-D approves $950k levy
Voters will decide whether to adopt a $950,000 supplemental levy in the November election after the McCall-Donnelly School Board of Trustees approved the ballot measure for a two-year levy on Monday.
Mountain Community School to open despite Rock Fire
The Mountain Community School is gearing up to open on Tuesday, despite the 2,790-acre Rock Fire continuing to burn on the southern side of Tamarack Resort.
Restaurants reopen after boil order
When the faucet water started to come out brown and silty last week, North Fork Coffee Roasters owner Kristin Amarante knew something was wrong, so she turned off the water and closed up shop.
Herbicides for Payette Lake milfoil likely coming next year
There will be no herbicides used to kill invasive Eurasian milfoil in Payette Lake this year, but officials set their sights on developing a plan for next summer.
Kokanee Cove annexed into McCall
The McCall City Council voted to approve the annexation of Kokanee Cove into the city limits following a public hearing on Thursday.
Crystal Fire done and dusted
The Crystal Fire about two miles northeast of Burgdorf Hot Springs was called “out” as of Monday.