Kooskia News

A Kooskia resident has been sentenced to four years in federal prison for stealing roughly $1.6 million from investors in a Ponzi scheme.

There will be lots of fun, horse rides, goat petting, hot dogs, hot chocolate and coffee.

The U.S. Attorney's Office says a Kooskia resident has been sentenced to four years in federal prison for stealing roughly $1.6 million from investors in a Ponzi scheme.

Steven E. Tennies, 52, of Kooskia, Idaho, was sentenced on Tuesday to four years in prison for operating a Ponzi scheme in which authorities say he stole about $1.6 million from investors through an investment fund he managed.

A A A A City residents in Kamiah, Kooskia and Stites will have the opportunity to elect two councilors apiece Tuesday, Nov.

N. Idaho kennel owners win legal fight with forest A federal judge has ruled there are circumstances when dogs can be defined as livestock, a decision that clears the way for a northern Idaho kennel business to continue operating on land where federal Wild and Scenic River rules apply.

Clearwater Valley Hospital and Clinics have scheduled their regular flu clinics, according to Vicky Petersen, RN.

Happenings on the Hilltop... Judy O'Brien 435-4870 fibermomma@wildblue.net Duke Day coming up 'Planning for Duke Day Thursday, Oct.

A A A A The November elections may be months away, but candidates interested in running for city council have a two-week window to file their intentions or they will not appear on the ballot.

The Orofino Farmer's Market meets weekly at Orofino City Park every Tuesday from 3 to 7 p.m. This week's featured vendor at the Orofino Farmers' Market is the Stottlemyer family of Summer Hill Farm located in Kooskia.

LEWISTON a ' Severe thunderstorms swept through the Clearwater Valley and Camas Prairie Wednesday night.

LEWISTON a ' Severe thunderstorms swept through the Clearwater Valley and Camas Prairie Wednesday night.

A Kooskia man has pleaded guilty to four counts of mail fraud in connection with a Ponzi scheme that officials say cost investors more than $1.5 million.

The Orofino Farmers' Market meets weekly at Orofino City Park every Tuesday, from 3 to 7 p.m. Arrive early, as attendance has increased and fresh produce, baked goods, and craft items sell quickly.

A A A A The Nez Perce Tribe awarded $40,000 to each of the all-day kindergarten programs at Kamiah and Kooskia schools once again this year, providing an additional $16,000 to Kamiah in two separate grants to help fund the salaries for Indian education personnel.

An evening swim in the Clearwater River nearly turned into tragedy for a Kamiah family.

Two Idaho County sheriff's deputies dove into the Clearwater River Friday to save a 2-year-old girl being whisked away by the cold, swift water.

The Moscow Food Co-op as part of Moscow's Artwalk, welcomes photographer Robert Long, who will display his work in the Co-op's deli gallery.

It was a big ham radio Field Day last weekend in the Valley and elsewhere in the area, including Kooskia.

In the name of public safety, the Kooskia City Council recently banned a trio of dog breeds from residing in town.