Usually, feeding wild animals is not a smart move. Feeding birds, however, is a special case, since they don’t often become ...

Idaho’s 3.7% unemployment rate for November 2024 was up from 3.3% the prior year. The labor force was up 3%, an increase of ...

Enjoying a glass of eggnog or a New Year’s toast is a joyful part of the holidays for many people. However, balancing ...

The Clearwater County Chamber of Commerce welcomes OC Guns N Gear Inc. to membership. The store is located at 148 Johnson Ave ...

The four chapters of Beta Sigma Phi in the Orofino area; Alpha Chi, Xi Alpha Chi, Alpha Eta, and Gamma Chi, upon disbanding ...

First baby born in 2024 was daughter of Jerry and Joni Spencer – Helen JoLee. Jan. 17 issue) * On Wednesday, Jan. 24 at ...

Over the last year, the Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) has engaged in a herculean task behind the scenes to overcome a computer server failure that resulted in the ...

Visiting Nezperce totaled 23 team assists in a 1A Whitepine League win over Timberline on Tuesday, Dec. 17. Korbin ...

Idaho Fish and Game’s 2025-2027 Fishing Seasons and Rules are available digitally on our website, and printed booklets will arrive at Fish and Game regional offices in early January and at license ...

The Lady Bulldogs got 10 scorers on the board and four into double figures in a dominant 3A Central Idaho League win over Orofino on Thursday, Dec. 19 at Grangeville.

Idaho’s population continued its long-running pattern of growth in 2024, surpassing 2 million residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

After years’ worth of work, Clearwater County Commissioners, City of Orofino and Transportation Group, consisting of County and City stakeholders’ including Orofino City Council Mark Swayne and past ...