Vol. 18 Issue 145

It is time to come out and play at a full Dworshak Reservoir
With Dworshak Reservoir at full pool, it is time to come out and play. See the article and photos...

Nez Perce Tribe awarded Living Languages Grants
WASHINGTON, DC - The Nez Perce Tribe is among 45 Tribes and tribal organizations to receive Living Language grants. See the article...

Spring Chinook Salmon Fishery situation updated
Hi everybody, it is time for my weekly spring Chinook Salmon update (6/21/2022). We have a closure coming up for the Rapid River run fishery, so please be sure to read that section if you plan to fish there. See the article and photos...

Summer Reading in second week at Clearwater Memorial Public Library
Our summer reading program is in its second week now. See the article...

First rabid bat of the season found in Bannock County; health officials urge caution
Idaho public health officials confirmed the first rabid bat of the season in the state in Bannock County. See the article...

Idaho poised to buck demographic trends affecting college enrollment
Kurt Liebich, President, Idaho State Board of Education, writes about how Idaho is poised to buck trends of college enrollments. See the guest opinion...

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You Could Be a Winner!
Join us for our 647th Clearwater History Trivia, a special feature to celebrate Clearwater Country's history and heritage. See the clues...

We Have a Winner!
Join us for our 646th Clearwater History Trivia, a special feature to celebrate Clearwater Country's history and heritage. See the answer, winner and clues...

We Need Your Memories!
Join us for our 618th Clearwater History Trivia, a special feature to celebrate Clearwater Country's history and heritage. See how to help....

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