New tower aims to end 'dead zone'
A new 250-foot cellular tower was recently installed in North Osburn. The tower is large enough to hold multiple carriers and was installed to address "dead zone" issues in the area.
Photo by JOSH McDONALD
OSBURN — A new cellular tower on the north side of the South Fork Coeur d’Alene River has many local residents wondering if their cellphone service is about to improve.
In August 2022, the Osburn City Council approved a special use permit for Skyway Towers LLC to construct the 250-foot tower near Nuchols Gulch Road...
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