In May, the Board of Trustees for Cascade Medical Center (CMC) will vote on whether the hospital will remain classified as a “Critical Access Hospital” or convert to a “Rural Emergency Hospital.”Bottom line up front: Conversion to a Rural Emergency Hospital will result in greater funding for CMC (up to $900,000 per year or about 10% of our 2023 operating revenues).
On the behalf of the victims and survivors of Valley County and us at Rise Up 2 Thrive, thank you for showing up to the Bowls of Hope event and showing your support.
If you have a loved one showing signs of Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, you’ll obviously experience some strong emotions — and you’ll likely ask yourself this question: What can I do to help?
During my two years on City Council, there have been very few votes that I’ve regretted.
Dear May Hardware, the Fereday Family and the community of McCall,On behalf of the entire McCall Donnelly High School Track team, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for May Hardware’s generous donation of the Kamado Joe grill for our yearly raffle and the support of the McCall community.
What is the purpose of public schools?
We all want to stay healthy and live independently throughout our retirement years.
Last week the McCall City Council greenlighted the operation of a Spring Mountain Ranch short-term rental that now will be allowed to host up to 16 guests instead of the maximum of 10 guests allowed before a conditional use permit is required.The permit was the second granted under new, stricter regulations adopted by the city in 2022 that have since been legally challenged by a group of McCall short-term rental owners.A lawsuit filed in February says the city’s “excessive regulations” violate state law by having the “practical effect of prohibiting short-term rentals,” which the Idaho Legislature has clearly established as taboo.Council members gritted their teeth and plugged their noses, but approving the permit was the right choice.
Work started this week on a pedestrian and bicycle path along Samson Trail from Deinhard Lane to Elo Road.
The McCall-Donnelly High School could have considered the option to reach out to the community and we would have been happy to assist in moving the little chicken coop which has stood in the school garden since 2010.