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Rite Aid, which operates scores of locations across SW Idaho and in McCall, could close hundreds of stores and enter bankruptcy, the Wall Street Journal reports. The report did not identify which of Rite Aid’s 2,100 stores might close. The WSJ noted some of the chain’s bondholders hope to...

CALDWELL — Idahoans have a lot on their minds when it comes to health. For the first time, concerns have been captured as part of a Community Health Needs Assessment — a survey and focus group interviews conducted by the Western Idaho Community Health Collaborative, which asked people to identify issues that concerned them the most.

Weather predictions from Idaho suggest a brief wave of summer-like warmth this Monday. Though unusual for the typical fall weather we've had, temperatures are expected to drop again starting Tuesday.

Eddy Donica's daughter was a part of the final call, and he has served for 29 years.

BOISE, Idaho — As we reported recently, unemployment is higher in Idaho than it's been in almost two years. It's at 3%. That number is still preliminary, so it could be adjusted. But right now, unemployment is up 0.2% from just a month ago. We’re nowhere near where unemployment was during the great recession, at more than 9% for the state and 24% in Idaho's hardest hit county, Adams County. Compared to that, we're on easy street. But it still looks like we're headed in the wrong direction.

Waterskis line the roof of a recently opened souvenir shop in McCall, but safety concerns and code led to city officials ordering them to be taken down. The building at 200 Lenora St. was once occupied by McCall Pet Outfitters and Supply, but more recently, Laketown Shore Shop took over. Owner Cade Huskinson wanted to carry the McCall-themed inside of the store to the outside of the building as well and did so by lining the roof with waterskis.

The U.S. Forest Service has informed residents near Cascade to expect potential smoke from southeast Collier's Peak. The smoke is a result of controlled burns happening over the coming days. Depending on the weather and fire behavior, these scheduled burns are likely to continue over the weekend and into next week's initial days. The Forest Service has reassured residents that there is no cause for alarm if they notice the smoke.

A developer has sights on two pieces of land off 1st Street in McCall that would bring over 50 high-priced homes. During Tuesday’s McCall Planning and Zoning Commission meeting, city officials heard two applications from the developer Plantation Homes for property off 1st St, to the west of Cafe 6 Three 4.

Boise State Public Radio's signals in McCall will be off-air on Thursday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. because of a planned power outage. Transmissions on KBSK (89.9), KBSQ (90.7) and KBSM (91.7) will be out during that time. Idaho Power is performing maintenance and will take down power feeding the top of Brundage Mountain.

A noticeable drop in temperature occurred in Treasure Valley, Idaho, on Tuesday. Residents saw the weather cool from the mid-80s to a current 68 degrees, with a breeze from the West and midday clouds. The high for the day reached 77 degrees, but colder weather is in forecast for the region. Temperatures around 65 degrees are predicted, especially in McCall, with winds increasing up to 15 mph and gusting to 20 near higher elevations.

When one thinks about agriculture in Valley and Adams counties, one thinks about cattle, and that’s pretty much it. “For the most part, it’s cattle and calves in this area,” says Phil Davis, who ranches near Cascade in Valley County.

After multiple meetings, public engagement, and feedback from industry professionals, the City of McCall is one hearing away from passing an ordinance that would ban the feeding of wildlife in town. In summary, the ordinance makes it unlawful for people to intentionally or knowingly feed or attract wildlife other than...

A stunning 2-story house near McCall, Idaho recently sold on September 15th. Although the final sale price is unknown, the last known listed price was $1,895,000. Located at 9 Michelle Pl, McCall, ID, 83638, this remarkable property offers a modern mountain dream escape.

Photo from Unsplash and unrelated to the city. For most people, it is a constant necessity of life to manage gas prices. The national average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas on Tuesday is $3.880, a week ago the price is $3.836 , according to AAA.

Apparently, $28.5 million for a home in McCall is too rich for anyone’s blood. After a pretty significant price drop, the home on Migratory Ridge Way is no longer the most expensive home on the market in Idaho!. The sellers, whoever they are, have dropped the selling price down...

BOISE, IDAHO, UNITED STATES, September 18, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- Nuvivy, an Idaho-based wellness retreat company, is proud to announce its official launch and first retreat weekend. Nuvivy is committed to fostering personal growth and transformation by providing immersive retreat experiences designed to educate, support, and empower individuals. The name "Nuvivy" itself...

Ponderosa State Park in McCall, Idaho, plans to start a controlled burn in September 2023. The Southern Idaho Timber Protective Association (SITPA) will assist in this project. They plan to begin before a predicted rain event, which could occur from September 18, 2023 to October 2023.

All critters and their humans are invited to the Fourth Annual Blessing of the Animals at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Sunday, Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. The animals who share our lives be honored and blessed by Father Bill Brown. While the Blessing of the Animals is an ancient religious tradition, you do not have to be religious to attend. The service will include music and will be outside. Treats for critters and their people will also be available.

Eighth-grade racer Willa Cromwell continued her perfect start to the season with a third first-place finish in as many races when the McCall Area Composite Mountain Bike Team traveled to Grand Targhee Resort over the weekend. The “Grand Charge” race drew 836 competitors from across the state, setting an attendance...

The McCall-Donnelly boys soccer team lost Tuesday for the first time this season, dropping a tough 2-1 decision to Fruitland. Here, Kelton Wallace (11) battles for possession. Photo by Tricia Warren/The Star-News.