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There was one new confirmed case of COVID-19 reported in Nez Perce County on Wednesday.
MYRTLE — A 16-year-old male from Culdesac died in a vehicle crash Wednesday morning on U.S. Highway 12 at Gifford Reubens Road about 19 miles east of Lewiston, the Idaho State Police said in a news release Wednesday afternoon.
The first all-absentee ballot election in Idaho history seemed to be a hit with voters Tuesday, as it resulted in the highest voter turnout in 40 years.
The Lewiston School Board took action Wednesday evening that will allow the public to physically attend their meetings again starting next week.
CANNON BEACH, Ore. — As the coronavirus raced across America, this quaint seaside town did what would normally be unthinkable for a tourist destination.
Insuk Fay walks up and down a trail that runs alongside Orofino Creek in Orofino on Tuesday evening. Fay walked four laps up and down the trail.
The independent candidate for Nez Perce County sheriff announced Wednesday he will designate Lewiston Police Officer Mike Rigney as his chief deputy should he win the election in November over incumbent Sheriff Joe Rodriguez.
The Nez Perce County Treasurer’s Office is reminding property owners that June 22 is the deadline for paying the second half of their 2019 property taxes.
LAPWAI — The Nez Perce Tribe Circle of Elders is postponing its monthly meeting that had been scheduled for Friday.
Amid mass protesting and national tension, Washington State men’s basketball coach Kyle Smith broke some news that could be constructive and unifying.
RENTON, Wash. — Speaking to the media for the first time since the end of last season, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson didn’t care to talk about the game that’s helped make him famous.
The Lewis-Clark State volleyball team announced the signing of defensive specialist Kendzee Cloward, who is eligible to play for the Warriors in the fall.
Clarkston Golf and Country Club
TRI-STATE CHIP SHOT SCRAMBLE — The 21st Tri-State Chip Shot golf scramble, to benefit the Tri-State Hospital Foundation, will take place June 27 at Clarkston Golf and Country Club. The event will have an online auction in place of a raffle. Cost is $100 per person or $400 per team, which includes greens fees, breakfast, snacks and a course gift certificate. Deadline to enter is Monday. For more information, contact (509) 758-4902 or foundation@tsmh.org, or visit TriStateChipShot.org.
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