More than six years worth of efforts to build a place for cancer patients to stay and rest while getting treatments in Fruitland was celebrate…
PAYETTE — A 13-year-old boy is in stable condition after being struck by a pickup this morning.
More changes will be made to a proposed ordinance which defines the rules on oil and gas development and operations in the City of Fruitland a…
A small but increasingly resolute group pursuing the formation of a library district in Payette County met July 13 to begin reviewing mission …
For the second consecutive year, Payette Municipal Airport was an educational hot spot for the area’s youngest learners as students from the W…
Though he’s heading into his 10th year in education, he’s new to the administrator world and that’s what made Joe Hally eligible to be nominat…
A Payette man charged with three felonies in connection with an April 19, 2018, road incident has been scheduled for an April 5 review hearing…
The Payette Primary School hosted a family fun night, “Code With a Kindergartner,” for 3 to 6-year-olds and their families to learn about codi…
A full year after a well-promoted breakfast event propelled a Payette Boys & Girls Club fundraising drive past the finish line, the event …
A weekly farmers’ market in Payette performed reasonably well for the past three years, and this summer there will be two farmers’ markets running.
Supporters of school spending proposals in Payette and New Plymouth are entering the home stretch in their respective efforts to win voter app…
Payette Police Chief Mark Clark announced Monday that he is soon retiring from the position he has held the past 13 years.
At some time during his 34-year music career in Idaho, Mark Lasnick, Fruitland Middle School Band director and assistant director for the high…
Chili, cornbread and coding are calling all 3- to 6-year-olds and their families to the “Code with a Kindergartner” Family Fun Night at Payett…
Ryan Posey, a seventh grade student at New Plymouth Middle School, recently learned that his essay took first place in the 6th-8th grade divis…
Hello from the Payette Senior Center. We have lots of activities planned for this month.
Fruitland’s request that Payette County try passing a bond to construct a hall for the Payette County Ambulance District doesn’t sit well with…
Even though voters turned down a supplemental levy in 2018, officials at New Plymouth School District are hopeful that voters will pass a two …
Fruitland United Methodist Church will host a visual journey featuring Stations of the Cross for the community from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Ash We…
The Payette County Jail can house 70 inmates, and for the past year it has averaged that capacity daily, according to Payette County Sheriff’s…
With recreational marijuana shops expected to open in Ontario in the near future across the river from a state where the drug is illegal, we c…
A Jerome waste services company is asking the City of Payette to put the service for Payette customers out for bid.
A 2017 lawsuit challenging Idaho gas and oil regulators’ standard for approving forced pooling of mineral rights hasn’t had any impact on oper…
Just in time for its opening this fall, an upcoming Fruitland-based public charter school just got a huge kickstart: a $1.56 million startup grant.
The Payette softball team was able to overcome a four-run deficit and some brutal winter winds on March 13 for a 16-14 win at Nyssa.
Fruitland senior Jake O’Neil has accomplished a lot in his high school golf career. He’s the reigning 3A state champion and he’s signed to join the golf team at Boise State University next year.
Veteran Payette fans who braved the cold wild Friday afternoon got to enjoy a familiar face back with the Pirates in a losing effort against Nampa Christian.
For the second consecutive year, Payette Municipal Airport was an educational hot spot for the area’s youngest learners as students from the WICAP Head Start in Payette paid a visit to local pilots, who happily showed the youngsters their aircraft.
At some time during his 34-year music career in Idaho, Mark Lasnick, Fruitland Middle School Band director and assistant director for the high school’s band, students nicknamed him “Laz.” And now, after having spent the past 18 years in Fruitland teaching youth how to hone their skills with …
One Christmas gift came a little bit late for a local serviceman and his team which are currently deployed in Afghanistan as part of the 7th Special Forces Group Airborne. The gift: coffee from home donated by the community.
A full-size pickup and two other vehicles loaded with holiday season goods pulled up to the WICAP office and community pantry in Payette on Friday.
The Senate and House of Representatives both passed S.47, Natural Resources Management Act, by overwhelmingly, bipartisan votes, and President…
Nine local people who leased their mineral rights to Alta Mesa have filed a class action suit against the gas and oil producer, alleging “will…
The Senate and House of Representatives both passed S.47, Natural Resources Management Act, by overwhelmingly, bipartisan votes, and President…
Idaho residents may be receiving letters this week from the Idaho Sheriff’s Association asking them to join the organization as an honorary member.