Kathy Ackerman News Today

GRANGEVILLE — Two applicants appeared before the Idaho County Commission on Tuesday, March 5, presenting to commissioners Skip Brandt and Denis Duman the information about the projects they proposed. Kathy

A bill that would place restrictions on who could apply for an absentee ballot in Idaho was sent out for possible amendments Wednesday after members of the public and several state and county elections officials came out against the bill. Only voters who would be out of their jurisdiction, or have an illness or disability, would be able to request absentee ballots for elections under House Bill 667

GRANGEVILLE — Three elected officials from Idaho County will head to Washington, D.C., this week to represent the Idaho Association of Counties during the National Association of Counties conference.

GRANGEVILLE — The clock is ticking on federal COVID-19-related funds Idaho County hopes to use to build a new jail complex north of town.

GRANGEVILLE — Approximately 35 local citizens filled the courtroom Tuesday, Jan. 9, attending the public hearing held by County Commissioners Skip Brandt (chair), Denis Duman and Ted Lindsley; County Clerk

GRANGEVILLE — The Idaho County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, Dec. 19, in regular session with Denis Duman chairing in the absence of Skip Brandt. Ted Lindsley, County Clerk Kathy

GRANGEVILLE — The Idaho County Commissioners Skip Brandt, Denis Duman and Ted Lindsley heard reports from several people on county business at their weekly meeting on Oct. 31. Matt Jessup,

GRANGEVILLE — The Idaho County Board of Commissioners welcomed Wallowa-Whitman/Hells Canyon deputy ranger Jamey Basye at the weekly meeting on Oct. 10. Basye introduced himself and informed the board on

GRANGEVILLE — The Idaho County Board of Commissioners gave a “thumbs down” to a partnership agreement with the United States Forest Service (USFS) for fuel reductions in the county and

GRANGEVILLE — The Sept. 5 meeting of the Board of Idaho County Commissioners opened with a discussion about fire mitigation and their uncertainty regarding United States Forest Service’s (USFS) funding