Candidates file for Nov. election: Two ballot measures included
There will be four contested elections across Valley in the Nov. 4 election, including a five-way race for three seats on the McCall City Council.
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Fighting the Rock Fire from above
Since the Rock Fire was ignited by lightning on the night of Aug. 12, about 30 different airplanes and helicopters have been called on to fight the fire.
Nez Perce Tribe sues Forest Service over Stibnite permits
BY MAX SILVERSON The Star-News The Nez Perce Tribe has filed a lawsuit in US District Court, suing the Forest Service over the Stibnite Gold… Login to continue reading Login…
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.
Cascade Library to show off new space, celebrate centennial
The Cascade Public Library will host an open house celebration on Friday to showcase a 2,500 square foot expansion and celebrate 100 years since it was opened to the public.
Cascade budget hearing rescheduled following open meetings violation
The City of Cascade will hold a budget hearing at 6 p.m. on Monday Sept. 8, following an open meetings violation that nullified the previous approval.
MMHD approves $1.4M for housing: Restricted for healthcare workers only
The McCall Memorial Hospital District on Tuesday approved $1.4 million for a workforce housing project on Mission Street, moving to restrict the project to healthcare workers only.
McCall MTB starts season in Targhee
Middle schooler racers led the results as the McCall Area Composite Mountain Bike Team visited Grand Targhee Resort for the first race of the season on Saturday in the Idaho Interscholastic Cycling League.
Viewpoint: How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will affect CMC
The media and legislative attention of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) on health care, and on RURAL hospitals specifically, is extraordinary for a broad-based tax and spending policies bill. With so many rural hospitals closing or cutting services over the past decade, legislators recognize the need to preserve healthcare access for rural Americans.
Closures ordered as crews slow Rock Fire
BY MAX SILVERSON The star-News Firefighters have worked on the Rock Fire around the clock since it was ignited by lightning on Tuesday. As of Friday morning, the fire was…