A proposal by Kooskia EMTs to create their own department outside city control was nixed last week by city attorney Kirk MacGregor.
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Search called off for missing woman, man
The search for two missing people in Idaho’s remote backcountry has been called off. Connie Johnson, 76, of Nezperce was last seen Oct. 2 at a Fog Mountain area hunting camp where she was the camp cook. Members of her party arrived Oct. 5 and were unable to … [Read Full Article...] about Search called off for missing woman, man
Kooskia City Council news
The Kooskia City Council held a regular meeting Oct. 10. Sheriff’s Report - Idaho County Lt. Doug Ulmer reported that things have been very busy with missing person searches that began recently. There is a missing camp cook, Connie Johnson, and her dog from … [Read Full Article...] about Kooskia City Council news
Free Rx pouches available for medication disposal
The Upriver Youth Leadership Council (UYLC), in partnership with Kamiah Arnzen’s Drug, is helping to distribute free Deterra Rx pouches for citizens to safely dispose of their unused prescription medications. The pouches contain a water-soluble inner pod … [Read Full Article...] about Free Rx pouches available for medication disposal
Changes in store for Christmas Sharing Tree
The Kamiah Kiwanis Christmas Sharing Tree request blanks are now waiting to be picked up for those who qualify. They are available at Central Idaho Agency on the corner of Main and 5th streets in Kamiah. This is different than in past years. You must return … [Read Full Article...] about Changes in store for Christmas Sharing Tree
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Spectacular fall colors have been on display throughout the region, like these leaves from a scarlet oak tree observed at Kamiah. Ben Jorgensen/Progress