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A 16-year-old boy was declared missing from the Plummer area after not being seen for more than a week.Â
Isaac J. Turner was reported missing Sept. 10 after being last seen Aug. 28. The Benewah County Sheriff's Office believes Mr. Turner may have traveled to Coeur d'Alene, Spokane or gone east toward Montana prior to his disappearance.
Isaac is described as a Hispanic male with black hair and brown eyes, 5'11" and 130 pounds.
If you have any knowledge of his whereabouts, call the Benewah County Sheriff's Office at 208-245-2555.
The Kootenai School District hired new personnel for the 2019-20 school year. New to the district include (front, from left) Nicki Charles, Dannyell Barden, Lexie Reynolds, Jennifer Hanselmann, Jill Pilloud, (back) Dennis Kachelmier, Matt Greer, Wade Pilloud, Karen Krier, Allison Brown and Cody Karst. Not pictured: Tara Atkins.Â
CEO Chuck Lloyd gestures down the hall that leads to the main dining area at Valley Vista's skilled nursing facility. The building is undergoing major renovations. A new kitchen, laundry facility, beauty salon, offices and elevator will be located off of this hall that is currently curtained off by construction plastic.
St. Maries High School senior, Kaela Davis, was recently accepted into the National Society of High School Scholars. Kaela was excited to receive the honor from the NSHSS, which provides resources for college preparations and scholarships to high school students with high GPAs.
- Tyson Juarez
Librarian Pinky Humphrey stands next to the kits and activities that can be found at the library's after school programs this fall. STEM kits, LEGO, and robotics will be the main activities for challenger day on Tuesday's while the library's TV is used for its VR set up that is available for use on Thursdays and Fridays.
- Tyson Juarez
Ellie Getchius shows a photo of the play structure that will be placed into the largest room in the building, which was once the sanctuary. The indoor playground is expected to be multiple stories high. Last week the walls of the room was being textured, and will receive paint this week.
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A 16-year-old boy was declared missing from the Plummer area after not being seen for more than a week.Â
Isaac J. Turner was reported missing Sept. 10 after being last seen Aug. 28. The Benewah County Sheriff's Office believes Mr. Turner may have traveled to Coeur d'Alene, Spokane or gone east toward Montana prior to his disappearance.
Isaac is described as a Hispanic male with black hair and brown eyes, 5'11" and 130 pounds.
If you have any knowledge of his whereabouts, call the Benewah County Sheriff's Office at 208-245-2555.
The Kootenai School District hired new personnel for the 2019-20 school year. New to the district include (front, from left) Nicki Charles, Dannyell Barden, Lexie Reynolds, Jennifer Hanselmann, Jill Pilloud, (back) Dennis Kachelmier, Matt Greer, Wade Pilloud, Karen Krier, Allison Brown and Cody Karst. Not pictured: Tara Atkins.Â
St. Maries resident Nickole Derry, who recently auditioned for American Idol, is pictured here during a performance with her band Better Daze at Mosh in the Mountains music festival.Â
CEO Chuck Lloyd gestures down the hall that leads to the main dining area at Valley Vista's skilled nursing facility. The building is undergoing major renovations. A new kitchen, laundry facility, beauty salon, offices and elevator will be located off of this hall that is currently curtained off by construction plastic.
Crews work to install a new elevator in one end of the facility to make it easier to move supplies up from the basement.
Contractors use large equipment to dig the holes necessary to install a new elevator.
CEO Chuck Lloyd points to different parts of the plans as he discusses the renovation projects.
The building that previously housed the Four Square Church on 13th Street in St. Maries is being renovated into a community center. It received a new coat of paint last week.
Ashton Walden, 11, tries to knock over plastic cups with a foam dart gun. The activity was one of several included in the kids carnival.
Nikki Fuller, 6, enjoys bouncing her way down the inflated slide that was attached to the bouncy house at Emida Day Sept. 14.Â
Elizabeth Walden enjoys the crosscut event.
Joseph Orr and Dennis Fuller participate in the tug-of-war contest.
Jamye Reeves came in second in the women's keg toss.
Kevin and Austin Reeves compete in the teen choker race.
Terry and Pat Burger clap for contestants in the choker relay as they finish a race.
T.J. Short (right) encourages his son Carson in the children's crosscut.
Brent Barden participated in the Jack and Jack crosscut event.
Wiley Reeves came in third in the men's axe throw and first overall in the logging events at the Emida Day celebration Saturday afternoon.
Overall winners of the Emida Day logging events include Austin Reeves in the teen division, Candy Fuller in the women's division, Wiley Reeves in the men's division and Logan Needham in the children's division.
Velda Ausman
Kim Rohrich attended the breakfast at the Fernwood Senior Center earlier this month.Â
Shirley Harvey and Bess Boutillier wrap silverware.Â
Pat Lewis enjoys conversation during breakfast.Â
Plenty of classic cars could be seen lined up all through out Harrison at this year's Haul Ass to Harrison Show and Shine.
- Tyson Juarez
Russ and Carolyn Wilbur do some last minute detail work on their 1956 Ford Thunderbird.
- Tyson Juarez
Classic cars lined up along State 97 through downtown Harrison.
- Tyson Juarez
This 1955 International Harvester pickup was displayed with a picture of the owner, Jim Ackerman, on his wedding day in 1977 with the same pickup.
- Tyson Juarez
John Franzatti checks out the engine on his 1970 Cheverolet Chevelle. Mr. Franzatti said that he and his father have done car shows together for years and that this was their first time at the Haul Ass to Harrison Show and Shine.
- Tyson Juarez
Cars lined up along State 97 through downtown Harrison.
- Tyson Juarez
A 1940 Ford Standard owned by Ted and Shirley McClain is displayed on State 97 in downtown Harrison. This was one among many cars from the 1940s featured at this years Haul Ass to Harrison.
- Tyson Juarez
A 1964 Ford Fairlane owned by Mike Decker of Prichard, ID.
- Tyson Juarez
St. Maries High School senior, Kaela Davis, was recently accepted into the National Society of High School Scholars. Kaela was excited to receive the honor from the NSHSS, which provides resources for college preparations and scholarships to high school students with high GPAs.
- Tyson Juarez
Librarian Pinky Humphrey stands next to the kits and activities that can be found at the library's after school programs this fall. STEM kits, LEGO, and robotics will be the main activities for challenger day on Tuesday's while the library's TV is used for its VR set up that is available for use on Thursdays and Fridays.
- Tyson Juarez
A member of the St. Maries Drywall crew was working in what will be the cafe of the new community center.
St. Maries Drywall textures one of the walls inside the big room where the play structure will be located.
Ellie Getchius shows a photo of the play structure that will be placed into the largest room in the building, which was once the sanctuary. The indoor playground is expected to be multiple stories high. Last week the walls of the room was being textured, and will receive paint this week.
The building that previously housed the Four Square Church on 13th Street in St. Maries is being renovated into a community center. It received a new coat of paint last week.
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