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With kits and building materials provided by the Challis Public Library, Zoey and Gemma Perrine, 7 and 3, turned cardboard boxes into a fantasy castle last Saturday.
Small-town mayors take on all sorts of responsibilities their colleagues in larger cities may never have to think about.
The death of a Lemhi County man in his 40s from COVID-19 was confirmed by health district officials Monday, bringing the death count in that county to 18.
Helen Winegarner and Steve Axon of Challis took an Oct. 13 open house about the city’s water system improvement project as an opportunity to ask questions about its design and how a proposed $3.5 million bond measure would pay for it.
Idaho Cobalt Operations officials want year-round access to their planned mine in Lemhi County and Executive General Manager Matthew Lengerich has been meeting with Lemhi and Custer County commissioners to see what that will take.
With kits and building materials provided by the Challis Public Library, Zoey and Gemma Perrine, 7 and 3, turned cardboard boxes into a fantasy castle last Saturday.
Contractors will know exactly what Custer County Sheriff Stu Lumpkin wants in the reception area of the planned new office building now the final floor plan has been approved.
Eastern Idaho Public Health officials tracked two new cases of COVID-19 in Custer County Monday, which brought the overall active case count to four.
It’s that time of the year again.
Officials are not sure whether Idaho’s delta-fueled COVID-19 surge is over.
Challis cross country runners competed in Butte, Montana, on Sept. 24.
The Challis cross country season started with a bang, coach Peggy Redick said.
Reviews of data captured in 15 screw traps operated throughout the state by Idaho Fish and Game personnel helps them understand fish migration patterns, Fisheries Technician Kaitlyn Wauhkonen said.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Record low numbers of steelhead are returning to the Columbia River this year, prompting conservationists and anglers alike to call for a halt to recreational fishing for the sea-run fish.
Challis High School senior Kelli Ann Strand is putting her golf expertise to good use as she tackles her senior project.
If you are out recreating on the Middle Fork, you might see people in wetsuits and snorkel masks float past you.
BOISE — An emergency trap-and-truck operation of sockeye salmon in danger from high water temperatures in the Snake and Salmon rivers netted enough fish at an eastern Washington dam to sustain an elaborate hatchery program, wildlife officials said.
The journey of salmon and steelhead back to Marsh Creek on the Middle Fork Salmon River near Stanley is being tracked this summer via an instream detection system.
Before the 2021 Challis homecoming parade began last Thursday, sophomore Cameron Peterson explained how his PVC-pipe mortar was a safe way to deliver candy from a parade entry.
Mackay FFA members cleaned up their stretch of U.S. Highway 93 in the Idaho Transportation Department’s Adopt a Highway program earlier this month.
Even though they wished more than eight people had joined them at a public hearing on the possible sale of the Challis middle school building last week, district trustees and administrators still laid out the potential rewards and consequences of selling the 40-year-old building.
Stanley School students are excited for their upcoming trip to the McCall Outdoor Science School, according to their teacher Ashley Reese, but the COVID-19 pandemic might prevent them from going.
The coronavirus is surging through Idaho’s K-12 schools — at a rapid rate not seen a year ago.
Although he’s so new he doesn’t yet have a name, Mackay cheerleading coach Amber Hulse said the Mackay Miners mascot got a chance to shine before the student body at a pep assembly held the first week of school.
The Mackay High School gym will soon have a new 8-foot-long scorer’s table with an LED screen on its front.
Although they are still developing an application process, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare officials will use $30 million to make sure Idaho school districts that want to test for COVID-19 have the option.
Bobbi Filbert is now working at the Stanley Forest Service office in her new position as deputy area ranger for the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.
Challis student makes president’s listKacie Hewitt of Challis earned a spot on the president’s list at Lewis Clark State College in the spring semester.
