On Nov. 13, a jury in the case of State of Idaho vs. Ivan Shannon Pearce II found Pearce guilty on four misdemeanor counts of causing cruelty …
The Payette Primary School looked like a construction site recently as kindergartners were recently treated to a visit by the Payette City Str…
Upwards of 100 locals met at the Veteran’s Advocates of Ore-Ida in Ontario on Nov. 13 for a ceremony honoring Fruitland native Gerald “Jerry” …
One of the most dominant volleyball players in the Treasure Valley is headed to college as Fruitland senior middle blocker Kate Hardy signed h…
The growing trend of huffing intoxicants is a nationwide problem, with inhalants coming in as the fourth-most abused substance, behind alcohol…
The Payette Senior Center has numerous activities planned for November.
A Fruitland man pleaded not guilty on Tuesday morning to charges related to a shooting death in November of 2018.
BOISE — The Idaho Department of Lands will hold a town hall meeting from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, at the Payette County District Courtroom l…
The Fruitland Chamber of Commerce celebrated with Snake River Dermatology on Sept. 6 as they opened the doors to their new state of the art fa…
A man has been arrested following a stabbing on Sunday afternoon that sent one man to a Boise hospital.
On Saturday, the Fruitland Marching Band & Color Guard will present Bucks for the Band, an annual event featuring mini parades through the…
Fruitland Chamber of Commerce celebrated with Snake River Veterinary Center on Wednesday as they welcomed their new owner Dr. Alicia Ewing.
As songwriters and professional videographers, Greg and Glenda Bostock merge the international language of music and video together, adding in…
The theme for the September meeting of Ladies Night Out, sponsored by Treasure Valley Womens Connection, is A New Song in My Heart. The event …
The newest school in Payette County finally has finally opened its doors to students, as the Treasure Valley Classical Academy started its fir…
In order to tack on requirements of work, community engagement, education or volunteerism to Idaho’s voter-approved Medicaid expansion, the Id…
Police say the body found in the Snake River on Aug. 22 was that of a missing man from Fruitland.
Individuals who wish to run for open seats on city councils throughout Payette County have until next week to file a Declaration of Candidacy.
The 31st annual A&W Cruise In and Car Show, hosted by Rods of Idaho and Oregon, will be Sept. 6 and Sept. 7 in Payette.
The Delta Kappa Gamma educators of Weiser, Payette, Fruitland, and New Plymouth recently honored local teacher, Fern Anderson, with a Lifetime…
The Western Treasure Valley is home to the first four cases of West Nile virus in humans in two states this year were reported back-to-back la…
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…
One of the most dominant volleyball players in the Treasure Valley is headed to college as Fruitland senior middle blocker Kate Hardy signed her letter of intent to join Dixie State University on Wednesday afternoon.
After a grinding weekend playing 23 sets of volleyball, the Fruitland volleyball team closed its 2019 season with a second place finish at the 3A State Tournament at Lake City High School.
Despite outshooting Utah State 19-5, Boise State women’s soccer couldn’t get a shot to find the back of the net, Friday, as the Broncos dropped their final regular-season match 1-0 to Utah State.
On Nov. 13, a jury in the case of State of Idaho vs. Ivan Shannon Pearce II found Pearce guilty on four misdemeanor counts of causing cruelty to animals in Payette County Magistrate Court.
Upwards of 100 locals met at the Veteran’s Advocates of Ore-Ida in Ontario on Nov. 13 for a ceremony honoring Fruitland native Gerald “Jerry” Haines. Haines was receiving the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Volunteer of the Year award for his volunteer work with Heart ’n Ho…
The Payette Primary School looked like a construction site recently as kindergartners were recently treated to a visit by the Payette City Street and Parks Department.
Army National Guard veteran Gerald “Jerry” Haines, of Fruitland, will receive the 2019 Spirit of Freedom: Idaho Veterans Service Award during a presentation in Ontario this week.
ent process House Democrats have undertaken lacks transparency and due process. I am a strong supporter and co-sponsor of a Senate Resolution highlighting the shortcomings of these proceedings and calling on the U.S. House of Representatives to provide the President of the United States bas…
Ranchers are well positioned and have the understanding of the land necessary to provide quick and effective initial responses to wildfire outbreaks. Rangeland Fire Protection Associations (RFPAs) are largely comprised of farmers and ranchers who use their skill, knowledge of the land and ex…
Often, I am asked “what is the best part of my job,” and there are really wonderful parts of being a United States Senator representing our great state—including being able to help make a difference on so many issues. But, the very best part is getting to visit with Idahoans all across our w…
The cause of death of a Fruitland woman whose body was found in the Snake River in June has been ruled as drowning, and it is believed that hu…
Residential construction is happening all over the City of Fruitland as subdivisions are becoming more and more plentiful throughout the community.
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