General News
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Shoshone County jail bookings
Arrests and bookings for Shoshone County jail
SMC provides kids with coats
Thanks to the coordination between the SMC Foundation, SMC Business Development Coordinator Shayleen Jerome, and the local school district administrations, kid…
On Saturdays, we wear pink
The annual celebration of unity between Kellogg and Wallace High School’s Volleyball teams – Dig Pink Day – is Saturday afternoon.
Happy International Newspaper Carrier Day!
The paperboy has been synonymous with newspapers for what seems like their entire existence.
Get 'em checked!
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Shoshone Medical Center is making sure that the Silver Valley community has access to every resource poss…
Youth Apprenticeship Program launches in Idaho
On Wednesday, October 7, during the Governor’s Office Age of Agility Conference, Idaho Business for Education (IBE) and the Workforce Development Council offic…
'A big look ahead guy'
Governor plans for life after the pandemic
The Queen gets her crown
Almost 13 months after a fire ripped through the upstairs of the Magnuson House, not only has most of the damage been repaired, but the historic home has been …
JACKASS!
Quite possibly the biggest and likely the only major event for 2020 in the Silver Valley was this past weekend as the Jackass Half Marathon and 5K took over th…
Kellogg library gets some new friends!
Quilt raffle going on now
Kellogg, Osburn libraries receive grant funding
Funds to assist in program expansion
We want the smoke!
If you’re looking for some mouth watering smoked meat, look no further than Slab Meat Company in downtown Wallace.
More broadband coming to N. Idaho
Department of Commerce grants $4.8 million to bring broadband to North Idaho
Robocalls and political scams increase as election day nears
Few groups keep up with current events quite as well as scammers.
COVID positive person spent time in KSD buildings
Exposure did not originate within the district
Kellogg School Board approves in-person class plan
Face coverings to be mandatory