McCall librarian exhibits her art
Librarian Kristin Eames has enjoyed her trips to the water fountain at the McCall Public Library lately because the quick walk takes her past a collection of her paintings.
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Vandal softball advances in District tourney with win
M-D 16, Fruitland 5 Sailor Hartley whacked a home run and Ceder Saxton delivered four hits and four RBI as the McCall-Donnelly softball team knocked off… Login to continue reading Login…
Weekday lane closures start Monday for Rainbow Bridge repairs
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News Idaho 55 will be reduced to one lane of traffic on weekdays while repairs are made to the Rainbow Bridge,… Login to continue reading Login…
McCall to hold hearing on boat ramp fees on Thursday
Increased fees for out of state boats and commercial operations on Payette Lake are among the changes up for consideration next week at a public hearing on boat ramp fees before the McCall City Council.
Ice damage to May Marina puts opening day in jeopardy
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News May Marina in McCall will struggle to be ready for boating season this year after strong winds pushed lake ice… Login to continue reading Login…
US95 reopened after 4-week closure
U.S. 95 reopened on Friday after a nearly month-long closure to repair damage from a landslide that occurred on March 16 about seven miles south… Login to continue reading Login…
Feral felines belong outside
The MCPAWS Regional Animal Shelter is asking people to leave feral cats outside where they find them, but to help spay and neuter animals to control the population.
US95 disaster assistance for businesses
Businesses and nonprofits could be eligible for disaster assistance because of the month-long closure of U.S. 95.
Transfer site remodel kicks off: No free dump days in June
A complete renovation of the “tipping floor” building at the Valley County Transfer Site on Spink Lane is set to start next week.
A mile in their shoes: Probation simulation aims to show difficulties
Traci Jamieson works as the Executive Director of Ignite Idaho in McCall, but last week she spent an hour as “Nancy,” a woman on probation for internet fraud and drug possession just trying to make it through the week.