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The UpRiver Saddle Club will host its annual meeting at 9 a.m. Jan. 18 at the CAF Building in Fernwood. A breakfast potluck is planned.
The Benewah County Sheriff’s Office will once again help provide toys for youth throughout the county with the annual Toys for Tots program.
Those who want to get involved with the club should plan to attend the next meeting, which is set for 5:30 p.m. Jan. 15 at 208 Powersports (110 Homer Drive). Everyone is welcome.
Initial data from Benewah County Dispatch shows there were fewer total incidents during 2024 versus 2023.
A total of 1,334 business visits were recorded during the St. Maries Chamber of Commerce’s Dashing for Dough program in 2024.
This reading challenge has been offered to patrons for the past five years, and runs from now until the end of February.
Triple X Feeds may be under new ownership, but the faces at the local store will still remain familiar.
The St. Maries City Council tended to regular business at their first meeting of the year.
Those interested in joining the Benewah County 4-H are invited to come and learn about the program next week.
Working alongside St. Maries Middle School, the University of Idaho Benewah County Extension Office has helped develop and implement a new elective course to students in seventh and eighth grades with a focus in the fields of engineering, agriculture, range/forestland, technology and horticulture (EARTH).
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