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Photo by JOSH MCDONALD Kellogg High School sophomore Tyler Oertli donates blood during a recent school hosted blood drive. The event yielded 30 total units of blood, which could be potentially used to help 90 different people!
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Kellogg High School hosts blood drive
Photos by KATIE BAUER Left: Nate Hammerberg, a freshman at Wallace Junior/Senior High and son of Brandie and Gregg Hammerberg is the Wallace Elks Teen of the Month for February. Nate plays both football and basketball and his favorite class is P.E. After high school, Nate plans to go to college, but is undecided on an area of study. Right: Kali Davis, a sophomore at Wallace Junior/Senior High, and daughter of Brook and Justin Valley, is our second Elks Teen of the Month for February. Kali plays volleyball and is a member of Junior Honor Society, Technology Student Association and Student Council. Kali’s favorite subject is history and after high school she would like to attend Lewis-Clark State College to study nursing.
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Wallace Elks February Teens of the Month
Top row: Ashley Jenicek, Ryken White, Mattix Harris, Eavin Knight, Makaila Groth. Middle row: Hadley Bush, Destiny Hurd, Lilly Ramirez, Elyzabeth Pederson, Kyncie Evans, and Principal Mike Groves. Front row: Matthew Marquez, Veyah Menke, Cedar Orsburn, James Driskell, Zoey Waldo, and Dolphie Hoch. Not pictured: Tanner Nickerson and Hunter Talley.
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Pinehurst Elementary January students of the month
Silver Hills Elementary Principal Todd Howard would like to thank all of these students for being great role models in their respective classes and in the school. “Their hard work and enthusiasm can be observed each and every day. Way to show your Miner PRIDE kids!”
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Silver Hills Elementary January students of the month
Photo by JOSH MCDONALD Earlier this week the Kellogg Elks hosted the Iona Huber Blood Drive. Pictured are Inland Northwest Blood Center employees John MacDonald, Jaymes Jennings, Snickers Cazares and Chris O’Neal. Also pictured is former Elks Exalted Ruler Earl Criger Jr. and donor Andrea Banks.
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Kellogg Elks host blood drive
Courtesy photo Chefs Heidi Lee and Keith Dary have recently become the new owners of the iconic 1313 Club in Wallace. Heidi was born and raised in Spokane Valley and Keith is originally from Amery, Wis. They transplanted from Northern Arizona and they say that they are now firmly ensconced in Wallace. Wanting to be closer to family, Heidi says that the couple stumbled upon Wallace and found the 1313 was for sale. “We literally made an offer the first day we saw it,” she said. Keith has been an Executive Chef for Country Clubs around the nation and was most recently employed at Forest Highlands Golf Club in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
1313 Club gets new owners
Photos by KATIE BAUER Top: Logan Brantz, a junior at Wallace Junior/Senior High and son of Jerry and Trecia Brantz is the Wallace Elks Teen of the Month for January. Logan is on the varsity basketball team and a member of National Honor Society. His favorite class is speech. After high school, Logan plans to attend college to study business and eventually own and operate a landscaping business. Above: DaceyLee Hayman, a freshman at Wallace Junior/Senior High, and daughter of Jim and Tina Hayman, is our second Elks Teen of the Month for January. Dacey is a member of Book Club, Junior Honor Society and Drama Club. She will also be on the track team in the spring. Her favorite subjects are Spanish and English, and her favorite teacher is Mr. Leavitt. After high school, Dacey would like to attend the University of Idaho and study theater.
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Wallace Elks Lodge January teens of the month
Back left: Johnathan Stovern, fourth grade, runner-up; Leevy Bush, fifth grade, first place; and Serenity Delgado, seventh grade, first place. Front: Preston Graaskamp, fourth grade, first place; Alene Krug, fifth grade, runner-up; Marcus Pugh, eighth grade, first place, and Taylor Stovern, seventh grade, runner-up. Pinehurst Elementary hosted their local spelling bee competition on Jan. 18. The event is conducted through the Scripts National Spelling Bee and is sponsored locally by the Kellogg Rotary who provides all of the prizes for the winners and runners-up, as well as volunteers to conduct the event. These winners will go onto the next level of competition which will be held in Coeur d’Alene. Photo courtesy of MIKE GROVES
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Pinehurst Elementary spelling bee winners
Photo courtesy of TODD HOWARD The 12 students, fourth through sixth grade, that competed last week to represent Silver Hills in the Regional Spelling Bee later this year in Coeur d’Alene. All participants handled the stresses of competing in front of a large crowd of their peers as there were students from Kindergarten through sixth grade in the gym cheering them on.
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Silver Hills Elementary spelling bee winners
Emergency crews responded to a vehicle slide-off into the Coeur d’Alene River Monday night on Silver Valley Road between Osburn and Silverton. Although the one occupant walked away with only minor injuries, officials stress that motorists need to remain cautious through the winter season. Even with warm weather during the day, night temperatures can dip below freezing and make previously safe roads hazardous. The driver of the vehicle stated that they slid roughly 100 yards before leaving the road way. Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office captain Jeremy Groves says drivers should keep their guards up due to constant changing conditions and warns that if you start to slide on slick icy roads, remember not to over break or lock your breaks up if possible. “Once breaks become locked up or excessive breaking occurs,” he explains, “it prevents the driver from being able to maintain steering or control of vehicle.” He added that, “the biggest tip this time of year is allow more travel time to your destination and keep slower speeds along with attention to changing weather.” Photo by CHANSE WATSON
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Drive safe out there!
Students worked all month improving their Miner PRIDE (Productivity, Respect, Integrity, Doing their best, and Encouragement).
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Silver Hills Elementary December Students of the Month
Top row from left: Kyrin Huber, Jack Miller, Gemma Miller, Madea Karst, Macy Dunn, and Mike Van Hoose. Middle row: Ben Lakko, Owen Griffin, Mason Bailey, Ava Glaze, Bodie Desmarais, and principal Mike Groves. Front row: Gladys Miller, Hayden Haynes, Ashlie Kuykendall, Jayme Hall, Joslyn Ohlman, and Cayden Montgomery-Long.
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
Pinehurst Elementary December Students of the Month
Photos by KATIE BAUER Left: Carter Bailey, a freshman at Wallace Junior/Senior High School and son of Bruce and Cathie Bailey, is the Wallace Elks Teen of the Month for December. Carter plays varsity football, basketball and track. He is also a member of Student Council, Technology Student Association and Junior Honor Society. His favorite subject is math and his favorite teacher is Mr. Specht. After high school, Carter would like to attend college and then law school. Right: Kimmie Krous, a senior at Wallace Junior/Senior High School and daughter of Stephanie Greenwood, is the second Elks Teen of the Month for December. Kimmie plays varsity basketball and her favorite class is English. Next year, Kimmie plans to attend North Idaho College and study something in the medical field.
Updated 7 years, 7 months ago
Wallace Elks December teens of the month
Photos courtesy of TOM RICHARDS Santa take gift requests and hands out presents at this year’s Snake Pit Christmas dinner last Thursday. Tom Richards, Snake Pit owner, said that “We had a great evening serving over 500 meals.”
Updated 7 years, 7 months ago
Snake Pit holds annual Christmas dinner
Photo courtesy of MARCI WILLIAMS The winner of this year’s Christmas basket drawing is Norma Douglas of Kellogg. Norma wants everyone to know that she loves the library and thinks everyone should read more. The Osburn Friends of the Library Foundation would like to thank the community and the businesses for their continued support of this fund raiser.
Updated 7 years, 7 months ago
Season's Greetings from the Osburn Public Library!
Photos courtesy of MULLAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Mullan Volunteer firefighters Dale Stepro Jr., Chris Morris, and Deanne Johnson untangle Christmas lights in preparation for Santa’s visit on Saturday, Dec. 16. The elf crew (fire crew) spent roughly a week getting ready for the event. Patrick Nolan, Mullan Volunteer Fire Chief, was pleased with how the event went and would like to thank everyone who put time into making it a reality.
Updated 7 years, 7 months ago
Santa swings through Mullan!
Isaac McGillivray, a sophomore at Wallace Junior/Senior High and son of Kip and Danee McGillivray is the Wallace Elks Teen of the Month for November. Isaac plays football and also volunteers in his church. His favorite class is P.E. and after high school he would like to work for his family’s business.
Updated 7 years, 7 months ago
Wallace Elks November Teens of the Month
Photo courtesy of MIKE GROVES Top row from left: Isabella Spedalieri, Tom O’Neil, Hunter Tifft, Jaeda Estes and Melena Brownfield. Middle row: Coheed North, Riley O’Mahoney, Buck Coe, Ty Cheney, Levi Brown, Ayden Weske and Analeigh Miller. Front row: Isabella Spedalieri, Tom O’Neil, Hunter Tifft, Jaeda Estes, Melena Brownfield and principal Mike Groves.
Updated 7 years, 8 months ago
Pinehurst Elementary November students of the month
Photo courtesy of CINDY LIEN Paw parade participants smile for the camera next to the Northern Pacific Depot in Wallace. As part of the city’s Retro Holiday Festival, dogs and dog owners paraded through town for animal lovers to see on Saturday. Event organizer Cindy Lien said this year’s event was the biggest with 67 dogs in attendance. Owners and dogs had the opportunity to take pictures with Santa after the parade at the depot.
Updated 7 years, 8 months ago
Pups on parade!
Photos courtesy of PAUL ELSTON Riley Trogden watches as Wyett King hangs Christmas lights in the Mullan City Park on Dec. 1. Several students from Mullan High School braved the cold to make the city shine a little brighter this holiday season.
Updated 7 years, 8 months ago
'Tis the season in Mullan!