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Photo courtesy of NICK HOFFMAN Janet Hoffman and Chris Oas (center two, middle row) make an appearance during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade with the dance group, “The Red Hot Mamas.” The former Wallace High School teachers performed with the group at Times Square in New York City on Nov. 21 before the parade on Thanksgiving Day.
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
A little Silver Valley in the Big Apple
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
Happy holidays from the Forsbergs
Photo courtesy of TONIA FOSTER Mullan Student body and staff wear blue for World Diabetes Day in support of family and fellow student, Sydnie Cote (with her parents bottom center), and host an informational assembly with Speaker Tonia Foster.
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
Mullan High School shows support for world Diabetes Day
Top row from left: Preston Graaskamp, Carmen Bauer, Kelsie Deschand, Brianna Clapper, Gia Miller, and Aubree Groth. Middle row: Gaege McLean, Braden Chrisman, Gracie Farmin, Melanie Soto, Kendyl Bircher, and principal Mike Groves. Front row: Saige Roeller, Lily Hendrix, Peyton Glisson, Shaila Thomas, Gunnar Reed, and Lexi Evans. Photo courtesy of MIKE GROVES
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
Pinehurst Elementary October students of the month
Canyon Elementary students stand in front of the quilt that will be raffled off during the auction tonight at the school. The quilt was made by Kay Stovern and features each students name — written by the student themselves. This ham and turkey dinner is an annual event that raises the money for fund field trips, playground equipment, science supplies, teacher classroom support, and much more. Dinner begins at 4 p.m., carnival games/ cake walk at 5:30 p.m., live auction at 6 p.m., and silent auction from 4 to 6 p.m. Photo courtesy of JENNIFER FERGUSON
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
Canyon Elementary to hold annual Thanksgiving dinner and auction
The JROTC drill team presents the colors during Kellogg High School’s Veterans assembly last Thursday. The event kicked off with everyone standing at attention for the national anthem, sang by the high school choir. The JROTC stood before a display board that read “We don’t know them all, but we owe them all,” which was the theme of this year’s assembly. Photos by JONNIE NELSON
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
Veterans Day around the Silver Valley!
During the month of October, Silver Hills students focus on healthy choices, PRIDE in the building, and Red Ribbon Week.
Updated 7 years, 3 months ago
Silver Hills Elementary October students of the month
Silver Valley kids fill up the Osburn fire house on Oct. 29 during a Halloween party hosted by SCFD1. Children participated in games such as mystery boxes, a costume contest, and pumpkin painting contest. Even Sparky the Fire Dog made an appearance.
Updated 7 years, 4 months ago
Some Halloween fun at the firehouse
105 of Janet Dose’s home economics students at Kellogg Middle School have been busy baking, building and decorating their very own gingerbread houses.
Updated 7 years, 4 months ago
Gingerbread, anyone?
Destiny Angle, a senior at Wallace Jr./Sr. High School and daughter of Lori Angle, is the Wallace Elks Teen of the Month for October. Destiny is a member of the varsity volleyball team and National Honor Society. Destiny says she enjoys coming to school every day because her small school feels like a family. Destiny has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and will report to boot camp in July of next year.
Updated 7 years, 4 months ago
Wallace Elks Teens of Month for October
Jen Hayman, a senior at Wallace Jr./Sr. High School and daughter of Mike and Marcy Hayman is the Elks Teen of the Month for September. She is a member of National Honor Society and Technology Students Association. She also plays varsity volleyball, basketball and golf. Her favorite class is Chemistry and she plans to attend an Idaho college or university next fall.
Updated 7 years, 4 months ago
Wallace Elks September teens of the month
Courtesy photo Lookout Pass reports that the new Tamarack Trail project, a part of their new expansion, is now 50 percent complete. This new intermediate (blue square) run measures one mile long and takes off from Rainbow Ridge, veers right, and arcs back to This-Way/That-Way to bring skiers to the bottom of Chair 2, Timber Wolf. The project is on schedule and Lookout anticipates opening Tamarack as soon as there is sufficient snow on the backside.
Updated 7 years, 4 months ago
Logging looking up at Lookout Out
Students are selected by their teachers/peers for showing their Miner PRIDE all month long.
Updated 7 years, 4 months ago
Silver Hills Elementary September students of the month
Courtesy photo Pictured is Eli Bourgard’s fourth-grade class. All of the fourth-grade classes at Pinehurst Elementary School recently visited the Pulaski Tunnel Trail in Wallace as part of their Idaho history unit. Students were from Mr. Bourgard’s, Mrs. Derbyshire’s and Mrs. McKinnon’s classes and they go on the hike following their study of the 1910 fire in class and then they hike the trail so the students can see and experience the history they studied. The annual field trip is one of the highlights of the fourth grade.
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Hiking the Pulaski Tunnel Trail
Photos by Chanse Watson/ Empty pizza boxes, crushed beer cans, and toga wearing party goers filled the upstairs room at Noah’s Friday night when the Silver Valley Chamber (SVC) of Commerce held their annual auction and fundraiser that would have made Jim Belushi proud. Using the 70’s classsic “Animal House” as the theme, attendees threw on their best bed sheet or college attire to help raise money for the local chamber.
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
TOGA! TOGA!
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Chicken Scratch
The Historic Wallace Marketing Group (WMG) presents the Shoshone Pet Rescue (SPR) with a check for $500. This money was raised for the organization in this years Huckleberry Festival. Pictured from left are Kim Johnson with SPR, Cindy Lien, Anita Price, and Kevin Hack with WMG. The Huckleberry Festival picks a charity or organization to raise money for every year with its 5K walk/run.
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Huck fest 2017 raises $500 for Pet Rescue
Courtesy photo/ Anna Inboden, Pinehurst/ Kingston librarian, stands Carter Davis and Nolan Harju at Walmart as they show off their new bikes. Davis and Harju were summer reading program participants at the library and were placed in a drawing for the bikes after they achieved over 2,500 points for reading. The bike giveaways were made possible by a Walmart grant that the Silver Valley libraries applied for.
Updated 7 years, 5 months ago
Nice new wheels!
Courtesy photo A shot of the McConnell Hotel’s southeast side in the mid 2000’s.
Updated 7 years, 6 months ago
PHOTO GALLERY: Uptown Kellogg fire progression
Taken in the Grey’s Lake area (previously known as Grey’s Meadow until the floods did their thing over the Winter).
Updated 7 years, 7 months ago
A moose and a skunk go for a walk...