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The crowd lining Idaho Highway 75 for the annual 4th of July parade in Clayton wasn’t as dense as it has been some years, but a few hundred people spent the holiday in the small town enjoying a parade, barbecue, music and games.
After the Challis Independence Day parade worked its way past him, born-and-raised Challis resident Eric Strand said he couldn’t think of a thing to complain about.
BOISE — A federal judge ruled last week that work can continue on a public trail on an easement crossing private land that connects the popular tourist destinations of Redfish Lake and Stanley in central Idaho.
A new case has been filed against Lori Vallow in Fremont County for two charges of conspiracy to conceal evidence.
Driving in Idaho with an electronic device in your hand for any reason became illegal July 1, after lawmakers earlier this year updated a 2012 law that outlawed texting while driving.
The weekly free summer Sawtooth forum and lecture series is scheduled to begin Friday, July 10 in Stanley, hosted by the Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association.
The Howe Peak Fire, which started 4 miles southwest of Howe, was 70 percent contained Monday afternoon, according to Kelsey Griffee with the Idaho Bureau of Land Management.
BOISE — A federal judge ruled last week that work can continue on a public trail on an easement crossing private land that connects the popular tourist destinations of Redfish Lake and Stanley in central Idaho.
The crowd lining Idaho Highway 75 for the annual 4th of July parade in Clayton wasn’t as dense as it has been some years, but a few hundred people spent the holiday in the small town enjoying a parade, barbecue, music and games.
Custer County received $814,277 in payments in lieu of taxes account July 1, an increase from past years.
The number of coronavirus cases confirmed in Idaho in June far exceeds any prior month, as the state moves along in its reopening plan and people gather in large groups.
Salmon and steelhead are famous for their amazing migrations, but trout and char can pull off some pretty impressive migrations, too.
BLACKFOOT -- Questions were answered and an official green light was given Monday for the Idaho High School Rodeo Finals to take place in Blackfoot.
Using a recently installed passive integrated transponder array, Idaho Department of Fish and Game workers tracked four adult wild steelhead salmon returning to Marsh Creek to spawn.
The 10th installment of the Spank Martiny Memorial Broncs and Bulls, set for June 6, has been canceled amid coronavirus concerns.
Tae kwon do and hapkido classes will resume in Challis sometime in June, according to Chondo Martial Arts Academy Sensei Shelbie Bryant.
Now that Forest Service workers have acquired the necessary amount of personal protective gear and cleaning materials, they will gradually reopen 26 campgrounds in the Sawtooth National Forest by Memorial Day weekend.
With summer here, Idaho Fish and Game staffers remind Custer and Lemhi residents plenty of local fishing opportunities await them and their children.
Permits for boat floating on the Middle Fork Salmon and Salmon rivers will be issued beginning May 16, according to the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
The dirt parking lot at Challis Elementary School has been torn up and smoothed in advance of Gale Lim Construction workers laying the asphalt surface.
Because Challis students still aren’t allowed to congregate in large groups, Challis schools Superintendent Lani Rembelski said the end-of-the-year awards ceremony was postponed and will be held in the fall.
If remote schooling continues for the fall semester, Challis schools Food Service Director Sara Jones said her staff will be ready with hot meals for students, no matter how far they live from Challis.
Mackay High School’s nine graduating seniors will receive recognition for their achievements Saturday, June 27. A 2 p.m. commencement ceremony on the football field is planned.
When asked whether he enjoyed celebrating his graduation from Challis High School with a parade, Salutatorian Austin Ollar said "it was awesome. They should do it next year."
Celebrate the class of 2020
Graduates at Butte County High School will decorate their autos and roll them through town Wednesday, May 20 to celebrate finishing high school.
Jodie D. Gadwa Callison of Stanley has completed the doctor of dental medicine degree at the College of Dental Medicine-Arizona of Midwestern University.
The Idaho Mining Association recognized three individuals for their dedication to the industry.
