The Record Reporter

01/15/2026

This week's of the week is from the city of Council.

Council has posted their annual road and street financial report for the year ending Sep 30, 2025. The city spent about $150,000 last year, $71,000 of which was local funding.

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01/15/2026

01/15/2026

Our January 14th issue is at stores and in your mailbox!

Local news you can read this week:
-Cambridge has a new mural on the Cambridge Community Clinic building. Read about how it came together.
-Find about what's going on in Meadows Valley in the coming weeks
-Midvale city council

Dale Fisk's History Corner is '1891 - Part 3'

Obituary this week for Helen L. Frasier.

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01/15/2026

It's official, Council Guns is on the move! We will continue working from our current 100 Michigan Street location for the next two weeks while we prepare the new building. Our new location will be at 104 Council Ave. In Council, West of the Sheriff's station (pictured).

01/14/2026

The application period for applying for state private education tax credits open tonight at midnight and is on a first come, first served basis.

The state money is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and the application window opens at 12:01 a.m. Thursday.

01/14/2026

Gabe Wilson was sworn in as Council’s new mayor this evening.

City council members Mendy Stanford and Dan Huter were also sworn in to their new terms. They ran unopposed in November so an election was not held for them.

Thanks to Camille Collings for the photos.

01/13/2026

Second Annual Chamber Banquet, community awards will be handed out at this time. If you would like to buy tickets, you can buy them at Huptye, and Tosha's Tinctures & Herbs.

01/13/2026

Perpetua Industries Invests in Meadows Valley Students with $20,000 CTE Donation A generous $20,...

01/13/2026

Updated plans for the 2,200-acre Red Ridge Development will be back before the Valley County Planning and Zoning Commission for a public hearing on Feb. 25.

Plans submitted to Valley County include 722 homes on about 800 acres of the property, the same updated proposal that was presented to neighbors of the project in a meeting on Nov. 10.

The public hearing before the P&Z commission is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Feb. 25 at the Valley County Courthouse in Cascade.

The update includes 408 fewer homes than the first proposal that was pulled from consideration in Dec. 2024.

Traffic lights on Boydstun Street and deed restricted units for local housing are part of the proposal.

Read the full story here: https://www.mccallstarnews.com/df-development-submits-new-red-ridge-village-application-public-hearing-set-for-feb-25/

01/12/2026

01/12/2026

Governor Brad Little is giving his annual State of the State and budget address at 1PM today.

This link will have the live stream at that time:

House and Senate sessions, committee meetings, court hearings, and more live streamed from all three branches of Idaho's government.