David Rauzi is a journalist who focuses on local news in Kooskia, Idaho. He writes for the Idaho County Free Press and Clearwater Progress, covering a range of topics including court cases, city council meetings, community events, and human interest stories. With a dedication to keeping his community informed, David strives to provide accurate and timely news coverage.
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David Rauzi's coverage focuses on local news, including government and politics, entertainment events, and crime. He frequently covers city council activities, crime reports, local events, and community initiatives. When reaching out to David with pitches or story ideas, consider topics related to local government decisions or policies in Kooskia, Idaho; noteworthy community events; updates on criminal cases; profiles of individuals making a difference in the community; and human interest stories tied to local events or issues. Keep in mind that his geographic focus is specific to Kooskia when tailoring your pitches for maximum relevance.
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By: Lyn Krzeminski, David Rauzi
GRANGEVILLE — The Idaho County Commissioners met for a shorter-than-usual meeting on Oct. 22 due to the absence of Ted Lindsley, who was attending the Idaho Conference on Recreation and Tourism, and a planned early departure by Denis Duman. Approvals of claims (paying the bills) and other agenda items needing a vote requiring two of the three commissioners for assent. Duman, Skip Brandt, attorney Matt Jessup, and county clerk Kathy Ackerman were in attendance.
By: David Rauzi
The general election is next Tuesday, Nov. 5, and along with choices for President and Congress, Idaho County voters will be deciding upon contested legislative races, Proposition One and a state constitutional amendment.
By: David Rauzi
The general election is next Tuesday, Nov. 5, and along with choices for President and Congress, voters in Idaho and Lewis counties will be deciding upon contested legislative races in district 6 and 7, Proposition One and a state constitutional amendment.
By: David Rauzi
Idaho County voters stayed the Republican course in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, elections, with unofficial results showing overwhelming support for GOP candidates across the ballot, as well as voting down Proposition One (Rank Choice Voting) and supporting a state constitutional amendment on providing only U.S. citizens can vote in Idaho elections.
GRANGEVILLE — Grangeville High School senior Sam Green is putting the word out for all area veterans to attend the Monday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day program at GHS. Green is in charge of the event as part of his senior project.
By: David Rauzi
Voters in Lewis and Idaho counties stayed the Republican course in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, elections, with unofficial results showing overwhelming support for GOP candidates across the ballot, as well as voting down Proposition One (Rank Choice Voting) and supporting a state constitutional amendment on providing only U.S. citizens can vote in Idaho elections.
By: David Rauzi
KAMIAH — After a slow start, the Kamiah Kubs stormed back to dominate Glenns Ferry, 56-34, in their Idaho Class 2A state tournament opener on Saturday afternoon. Kamiah (7-3) fell behind early, trailing 16-12 through the first quarter and 22-12 in the second, before reeling off 30 consecutive points to seize control.
By: David Rauzi
Idaho County voters stayed the Republican course in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, elections, with official results showing overwhelming support for GOP candidates across the ballot, as well as voting down
By: David Rauzi
GRANGEVILLE — Continuing the discussion from its meeting earlier in October, the Grangeville City Council recently approved a wastewater treatment method for compliance with its latest Idaho Pollution Discharge Elimination
KOOSKIA — “It's crazy I got this many people!” exclaimed Evelyn Ward, a senior at Clearwater Valley High School, stating pleasant surprise at the large turnout for her fun run fundraiser, held Saturday, Nov. 9.
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