Mehen skatepark moves forward with plans
The New Meadows City Council approved plans to move ahead with the Mehen Memorial Skatepark last Monday.
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Idaho Sled Dog Challenge starts Jan. 29
Mushers in the seventh annual Idaho Sled Dog Challenge will start from Cascade on Feb. 3 traveling 200 miles across West Mountain instead of the usual 300 miles due to trail damage from the Lava Fire this summer.
Snowfort music lineup released
Seven bands were announced as the musical line-up for the Snowfort Music Festival at Tamarack Resort, which is set for Feb. 28 to March 1.
Little Ski Hill adds uphill access
As the t-bar carried riders up the ski slope last Monday night at the Little Ski Hill, a few dedicated skiers hiked up the hill alongside them.
Rainbow Bridge design underway
Engineers tasked with replacing the Rainbow Bridge are keenly aware that their work will be used by thousands of drivers, many of whom have strong feelings about the historic structure they are working to replace.
Learn the rules: McCall Winter Recreation Forum asks motorized users to do better
Tessa Camerino did not expect to find snowmobile tracks splayed out across an untouched snowfield when she led a group of skiers down into pristine backcountry terrain that is closed to motorized users.
Viewpoint: New M-D cell phone policy takes effect
By Tim Thomas, McCall-Donnelly High School Principal & McCall-Donnelly School District Interim Superintendent
Mount pleads guilty to second degree murder
Chuckaya âJoeâ Mount has plead guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death of Keith Cunningham last January.
The legacy of skiing in McCall: A limited series from the McCall Ski Heritage Foundation
This winter the nonprofit McCall Ski Heritage Foundation (MSHF) will ask and answer a few questions about McCalls ski history and profile local ski legends many of whom still grace the slopes in a series of articles in The Star-News.
Introducing The Star-News Spotlight: A new podcast from The Star-News
In a time when our lives are busier than ever and information moves faster than we can scroll, staying connected to our local community can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. The Star-News has long been the trusted source for keeping residents informed, but we know how people consume news is changing. Thatâs why we are thrilled to announce the launch of The Star-News Spotlight, a new podcast produced by The Star-News and hosted by McCall resident and Star-News contributor Nish Weiseth.