Grangeville, United States (Local)
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By: David Rauzi
COTTONWOOD — A long-discussed plan to reduce chronic flooding in Cottonwood is inching closer to implementation, with federal and local officials last week presenting a draft watershed plan and environmental
By: David Rauzi
(Editor’s note: This is one in a series of topic breakdowns, pulled from a recent state report on rural Idaho.)
By: David Rauzi
(Editor’s note: This is one in a series of topic breakdowns, pulled from a recent state report on rural Idaho.)
By: David Rauzi
GRANGEVILLE — Requests for higher garbage and animal control rates highlighted the Grangeville City Council’s June 15 meeting as officials look in the coming weeks to begin shaping the upcoming
By: David Rauzi
GRANGEVILLE — Cleanup of dozens of trees toppled by last December’s windstorms on the city-owned watershed and Klein Memorial properties could begin as early as July.
By: Dana Greig, David Rauzi, Lyn Krzeminski, Kinzley Adams, Hannah Hale
Egg Toss
By: Hannah Hale, Lyn Krzeminski, David Rauzi, Dana Greig
GRANGEVILLE — For three days, Grangeville once again became the heart of Idaho County as thousands of residents, former locals and visitors filled downtown streets, rodeo grandstands and parks for
By: David Rauzi
GRANGEVILLE — Requests for higher garbage and animal control rates highlighted the Grangeville City Council’s June 15 meeting as officials look in the coming weeks to begin shaping the upcoming
Area farmers, ranchers and ag-related workers sat down to a full lunch on June 18 at the Bell Equipment lot in Grangeville as part of the Thank a Rancher, Famer BBQ, sponsored by the Idaho County Farm Bureau Federation. According to ICFB board member Jill Bruegeman, “We weren't sure what to expect for a turnout, since everyone was right in the middle of hay season, but we still ended up serving about 150 burgers. We were happy so see that great of a turnout! We were prepared to send lunches to-go for hay field crews, also.”
By: David Rauzi
GRANGEVILLE — A severe thunderstorm that swept across the Camas Prairie Thursday evening, July 16, left pockets of significant crop damage, with some fields between Cottonwood and Greencreek at initial
