Kamiah’s Brody MacCord went 2-2 at the CVRA Rodeo last weekend, earning a re-ride after this bull dumped him prematurely. His performance gained him a third place payoff. For more photos, visit our facebook page. Janene … [Read more...] about Parting company at the CVRA Rodeo
Chinook fishing season opens on Middle Fork
Fish and Game Commissioners on June 13 opened Chinook salmon fishing effective immediately on the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River to allow anglers the opportunity to harvest hatchery fish bound for the Selway River that are normally caught in the … [Read more...] about Chinook fishing season opens on Middle Fork
Remacle retiring after 52 years of banking
Jim Remacle is officially retiring from the Cottonwood Community Federal Credit Union after working there for 17 years. Jim began his work history in high school, working for area farmers. After graduating high school he worked for William … [Read more...] about Remacle retiring after 52 years of banking
A Pound of Prevention: Vaping
By Danielle Cochran UYLC Partner Drug & Alcohol Trend Education (DATE) Electronic cigarette use, also known as vaping, is becoming quite the trend lately with our youth. The devices are becoming significantly more discreet and youth are able … [Read more...] about A Pound of Prevention: Vaping
Frances Wissler
A memorial service for Frances Wissler will be held on Saturday, June 29, at 11 a.m., at Trenary Funeral Chapel in Kooskia. A potluck will follow at Kooskia City Hall. … [Read more...] about Frances Wissler
Buddie (Bud) Lee Mendenhall, 76
Buddie (Bud) Lee Mendenhall, 76, passed away peacefully in his sleep after a long battle with cancer the evening of June 11, 2019 at Chaplaincy Hospice House in Kennewick, Wash. He was born on Dec. 26, 1942 in Kooskia to Naomi Ruth Sanford and … [Read more...] about Buddie (Bud) Lee Mendenhall, 76
Guest Editorial: IRS redux? Feds snub top-performing ‘Freedom’ credit union, but bend the rules for Big Labor
By Wayne Hoffman Idaho Freedom Foundation President Federal regulators need to explain why they’ve granted a perpetually-floundering California credit union that serves organized labor permission to raise money from investors—especially considering … [Read more...] about Guest Editorial: IRS redux? Feds snub top-performing ‘Freedom’ credit union, but bend the rules for Big Labor
Ignorance is bliss!
When it comes to zoning requirements, have you ever wondered who is pushing for all of this control? I would suggest you study up on Agenda 21 and Agenda 30, as well as the World Wildlife Fund, etc. Obviously, someone wants us all out of here - … [Read more...] about Ignorance is bliss!
Protect yourself from hackers
The other day while holding my cell phone, getting ready to use, I saw a text message go through to someone on my contact list. I was only able to see the name of the recipient and not the body of the text, as it went through so fast and then was … [Read more...] about Protect yourself from hackers
Kooskia Community Library
We had 50(!) enthusiastic attendees at Week 2 of Summer Reading Program. They built spaceships, exploration vehicles, and clothespin astronauts. The weather was definitely better for the Farmers’ Market this week and the library will return there on … [Read more...] about Kooskia Community Library