JOSH McDONALD
Staff Writer
Recent Stories
Wallace eyes business fees
But some say proposed figures are too high
The Wallace City Council examined a proposed fee structure for their new Business Registration Ordinance during their monthly meeting on Wednesday night.
Kellogg students ready for haunted house
The haunted house is hosted by the KHS Student Council and is the group’s largest annual fundraiser, providing money for several student activities throughout the school year.
Year five the biggest ever for the Jackass Half
When Kelton Enich and the rest of her organizing committee contemplated hosting a half-marathon in the Silver Valley, the idea was to offer something new to the community and they didn’t care if only a small group of runners turned out.
Innovia announces new fund in Silver Valley
The Innovia Foundation hosted a social event last month at Albertini’s Gem Bar, where they unveiled plans for the new Silver Valley Forever Fund.
Border Patrol takes three into custody after Kellogg traffic stop
A routine traffic stop last month resulted in the apprehension of three men by the United States Border Patrol.
Shoshone County approves contract for broadband study
Shoshone County is working diligently to make sure all of its residents have access to reliable, high-speed internet.
Changes in air quality standards may affect Shoshone County
The Environmental Protection Agency’s air quality requirements have changed, and Shoshone County residents may have to adjust how they burn during the final months of the year.
Bunker Hill CEO talks reopening historic Silver Valley mine
Ongoing progress at the Bunker Hill Mine was the topic of recent social event hosted by the Silver Valley Chamber last month at the 1313 Club.
Work begins on Old River Road
A paving project along Old River Road began earlier this week, with crews addressing three key sections that were deemed the worst of the aging highway.
Shoshone County takes over Silver Express shuttle service
On Wednesday, the commissioners met with Shoshone County Grant Administrator Colleen Rosson where they made the decision to take full control of the bus service for the next six months.