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COVID-19 has claimed the lives of six more north central Idaho residents as the illness infects a growing number of people.
Sen. Mark Schoesler is stepping down from his role as leader of Washington state Republicans, but he’s not abandoning the 9th District, which includes Asotin, Garfield and Whitman counties.
PULLMAN — The Pullman City Council on Tuesday approved the 2021-22 biennial budget after weeks of meetings and presentations.
GRANGEVILLE — Kim Nuxoll, a 26-year veteran of the Idaho County Assessor’s Office, was tapped Tuesday to take over the department following the retirement of the current assessor, James Zehner, on Dec. 31.
Kids cast long shadows as they roller-skate along the Greenbelt Walkway under the Southway Bridge in Clarkston on Tuesday. The Lewiston-Clarkston Valley should see more shadow-making conditions today, with sunny skies and a high of 48 in the forecast.
A crowd of about 70 people turned out for a candlelight vigil in honor of John O’Neill Jr., a well-known Lewiston figure who was hit by a car and died on Thanksgiving evening on 21st Street. The vigil took place at Locomotive Park in Lewiston, and O’Neill will again be remembered with vigils tonight and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the same location, said organizer Amelia Mccutchen. “He deserves it — he really does,” Mccutchen said. “He was kind of the icon of this valley, so to speak.”
Lewiston City Manager Alan Nygaard issued an emergency public health order Tuesday to ease regulations regarding child-staff ratios at child care and preschool facilities.
MCCALL — Brundage Mountain Resort near here will start its seven-day-a-week ski and snowboard season today.
A wreath-laying ceremony to commemorate the Pearl Harbor attack will take place at 11 a.m. Monday at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers near the Interstate Bridge.
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MOSCOW — Looking at his current roster, Idaho women’s basketball coach Jon Newlee is reminded of a historic Vandal team of recent past.
Karlee Wilson can feel confident in how her team is adapting to a new style, even if the layers haven’t all come together yet in these early stages of the coach’s program rebuild.
Standout running back Max Borghi, who has missed both of Washington State’s football games this season with an undisclosed injury, returned to the practice field, Cougars coach Nick Rolovich confirmed during a virtual news conference Tuesday.
WEIPPE — Prairie’s Cole Schlader scored 24 points while teammates Tyler Wemhoff and Zach Rambo chipped in nine apiece as the Pirates took down Timberline 58-47 in a nonleague season-opening boys’ basketball game for both teams Tuesday.
> Clarkston’s Joel Dahmen will compete in his seventh event of the season, the Mayakoba Golf Classic, starting Thursday at El Camaleon Golf Club in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.
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