FRUITLAND — A scare regarding explosive devices at a local hospital on Thursday afternoon turned out to be just that with no real threat.
Leslie Thompson
Editor
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Old police car on its way to scrap yard
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What bills have not made the cut? Several that District 9 lawmakers favored
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Commission OKs $293K architectural bid for new Payette County EMS building
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City to improve safety for young pedestrians
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Council enacts Fair Housing Resolution to benefit residents
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Final payment made on Seventh Avenue North lift station
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Michele Chadwick to provide strategic plan services to city
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New Plymouth School District Supplemental levy on ballot once again
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City officials get an ‘Advantage’ in debt collection
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Supplemental levy to run May 20
PAYETTE — As housing challenges remain a hot-button topic in the U.S., the Payette City Council took a step toward protecting city residents’ …
FRUITLAND — Pedestrian improvements will be coming in the near future on Southwest Seventh Street, from South Iowa Avenue to South Pennsylvani…
Leslie Thompson
Editor
PAYETTE COUNTY — The architectural bid for a new Payette County EMS building has come back at $293,000, nearly $90,000 lower than an initial b…
Leslie Thompson
Editor
PAYETTE — A lot of progress has been made on the upper level campus for Treasure Valley Classical Academy, which includes three academic build…
FRUITLAND — Dozens of Fruitland residents, city and fire officials were present at Fruitland City Hall on March 1, to witness the push-in cere…
PAYETTE — The man accused of placing "a homemade pipe bomb" on train cars on New Year’s Day has entered a plea deal and was released on his ow…
Leslie Thompson
Editor
PAYETTE — Education vouchers, also known as school choice, are one of the most contentious issues being discussed in the Idaho Legislature thi…
BOISE — District 9 Sen. Brandon Shippy, R - New Plymouth, voiced his opposition to House Bill 93, the Idaho Parental Choice Tax bill, on the s…
Antonio Sunseri
Staff Reporter
