Friends, family, veterans and groups that support veterans gathered last Saturday at the home of Ron Hollis and his family, who live in rural …
A Payette man will get one year behind bars after pleading guilty to indecent exposure. Jeffrey Scott Ward, who was 52 at the time of his arre…
One of Fruitland’s newest businesses is about 50 percent complete on the construction of its facility, which will be the site of Stateline Aut…
Swire Coca-Cola does not want to pay for a new street, but it wants to use one for an upcoming expansion and the company is hopeful the city w…
Idaho House Republican Caucus member Rep. Judy Boyle, R-Midvale, is the new chairwoman of the Western Legislative Forestry Task Force. Boyle w…
The week of Aug. 4-10 celebrated farmers markets nationally. This year, the Payette Farmers Market was in full swing during its fifth market w…
New Plymouth’s most notable park is in the process of getting a walking and bike path with new construction that curves through its center.
A Fruitland man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly having sexual contact with a teenager this year.
A call to Payette County Dispatch to ask deputies to stop chasing her did not deter deputies from ultimately catching up with a Homedale woman…
Activity in oil and gas drilling in Payette County has declined considerably as prices have come down from record highs, such as about $100 a …
If you’re heading to Brownlee Reservoir, officials are urging caution in some areas.
It’s a popular time of year to cool off in the river by cruising down it in a raft or float, however, two incidents over the weekend have prom…
In Idaho, children age 14 and younger are required to wear life jackets on any vessel that is moving on a body of water — including rafts and …
A third person has died as a result of a two-vehicle crash early Sunday south of Weiser.
A two-vehicle crash five miles north of Payette on Saturday morning killed a Weiser woman.
Fliers which began to be distributed last week announcing plans for Payette’s 31st annual classic car show include the word “cruise” in the ev…
Payette city officials acknowledge that riverbank erosion along the Payette Greenway could ruin the riverside walkway along the Payette River …
The Payette County Board of Commissioners unanimously shot down a tax exemption application for an apartment building in Fruitland during its …
Lavender Gardens of Payette, which is just outside of city limits at 9090 Washoe Rd., is preparing for the first ever U-Pick Lavender Festival…
Lezetta Hunter, of Payette, formerly of New Plymouth, celebrates her 100th birthday this month. She was born July 16, 1919, in New Plymouth at…
Who uses a smallish racquet to slap a wiffle ball around over part of a tennis court?
The Boise State football team released an updated roster on Friday morning, and local sports fans might find a familiar face on the roster.
It was an action-packed weekend at The Grand Prix of Mid-Ohio held July 26-28. Local Race Car driver Sting Ray Robb, a 17-year old from Payette, had a strong recovery from what could have been a devastating weekend of setbacks. During Thursday’s initial test session, Sting Ray’s engine suffe…
Incoming New Plymouth High School senior Coby Williams was named the Defensive Most Valuable Player in the Down Under Bowl. The Down Under Bowl invited several football players from Idaho to play in a tournament in Gold Coast, Australia.
The final touches are being put on Fruitland’s Olde School, as the Treasure Valley Classical Academy is ready to open its doors for the 2019-2020 school year. The school will house kindergarten through sixth grade this year.
Fliers which began to be distributed last week announcing plans for Payette’s 31st annual classic car show include the word “cruise” in the event’s name, but this year there’s an “in” after “cruise” to make it a “cruise in.”
Who uses a smallish racquet to slap a wiffle ball around over part of a tennis court?
A Fruitland Grizzlies band member is having a summer he’s certain to always remember, an adventure that was sparked by attending a one-day educational clinic in Nampa late last month.
The benefits of living in rural Idaho communities are abundant—easy access to outdoor activities, strong sense of community, great places to raise children, neighbors banding together in times of need or to celebrate accomplishments and much more. But, some dealing with trying to pay high st…
Once again, it’s time to clear up some confusion about “Reclaim Idaho” and what we’re all about.
Over the last decade, we have experienced a digital revolution that sees people using the Internet to manage more of their daily lives. Mobile applications, social media and search engines have become everyday tools, but their usage is accompanied by a shocking amount of hidden data collecti…
The drive to collect signatures to place a new medical marijuana initiative on the November 2020 ballot officially began Friday with the certi…
A number of students from Payette County earned degrees in their respective fields of study from the University of Idaho this spring. A list f…
Eastern Oregon University, in La Grande, awarded 740 degrees during the 2018-19 academic year.
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