Inland Empire Paper Company recently announced its acquisition of about 4,500 acres of timberland east of Kooskia.
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Kooskia man charged in connection with Dabco burglary
Some much-appreciated information from the public helped direct police in the Dabco burglary case. Charges were filed July 3 against Clayton R. Robertson, 29, of Kooskia for burglarizing the Kamiah business Dabco as well as an unreported burglary of the … [Read Full Article...] about Kooskia man charged in connection with Dabco burglary
Women hurt in Highway 12 splash
A mother and daughter were injured Tuesday morning, July 10 when their 2005 Lexus left the roadway, rolled and landed in the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River. Melanie Wycoff, 57, of Edmonds, Wash. was driving on Highway 12 en route to Texas at … [Read Full Article...] about Women hurt in Highway 12 splash
Wagon Road Days coming July 21-22
Clearwater to Elk City Wagon Road Celebration will be held July 21-22. The celebration includes a parade at 10:30 a.m., and a hamburger lunch with chips and a drink for $5. Other activities throughout the day include quilt and rug show, vendors, raffles, old … [Read Full Article...] about Wagon Road Days coming July 21-22
Kooskia couple share secret to successful 60-year marriage
To love, to honor, and to cherish… vows that Dean and Lola Packer took to heart 60 years ago on July 10, 1958 at the Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall in Bothell, Wash. A simple ceremony with only a few in attendance was the beginning of their story as man … [Read Full Article...] about Kooskia couple share secret to successful 60-year marriage
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Kamiah Chief Marshal Kirtus Gaston (left) presented a meritorious commendation to Keith Jacobs during a recent city council meeting for his participation in helping to apprehend a suspect on June 1. Jacobs assisted Corporal Mark Pagliaro in locating the man who was hiding under a trailer and helped him get the suspect into custody. “It seriously means a lot when our citizens help out, this [award] was very earned,” said Gaston. Janene Engle/Progress