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Cabin City BBQ owner Ron Haynes said that he was happy to have a good turn out at the pop-up car show Saturday, and that the restaurant owners had the idea to do the show to have some sort of festivities going on since Paul Bunyan Days was canceled. "There's nothing else going on so its nice to have something to do this Labor Day weekend," Mr. Haynes said.
- Tyson Juarez
A fire ignited at Heyburn State Park, Labor Day, Sept. 7, 2020, pictured here from the park headquarter's entrance. St. Maries Fire and multiple agencies responded. Idaho Parks and Recreation staff were turning away visitors not already camping in the area to avoid congestion.
- Lloyd Huff
A fire ignited at Heyburn State Park, Labor Day, Sept. 7, 2020, pictured here from the park headquarter's entrance. St. Maries Fire and multiple agencies responded. Idaho Parks and Recreation staff were turning away visitors not already camping in the area to avoid congestion.
- Lloyd Huff
Benewah Chapter of SPAN and aims to bring awarness to the issue of suicide within Benewah County. Pictured left to right: Janet Potter, Kelly Smith, Debbie Smith, Tim Schueller, Bonnie Schueller, Chase Beckner, Amanda Beckner, and Holly Shea.
- Tyson Juarez
Traffic on the St. Joe River Road was temporarily halted, near mile post five, when wind knocked down a power line and started a small brush fire at approximately 10 a.m. on Labor Day, Sept. 7. Idaho Department of Lands and St. Maries fire responded. The fire was extinguished and traffic resumed by 10:30 a.m.
- Lloyd Huff
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Fans in Plummer were on their feet last Friday as Lakeside and St. Maries' boys basketball teams faced one another for the second time this season. The contest ended with a one-point victory for St. Maries.Â
- Tyson Juarez
Hot-rod drivers and enthusiests flocked to Cabin City BBQ's pop-up car show Saturday September 5, to see some cool rides. Hot-rods from the area came in and out of the show throughout the day.
- Tyson Juarez
Cabin City BBQ owner Ron Haynes said that he was happy to have a good turn out at the pop-up car show Saturday, and that the restaurant owners had the idea to do the show to have some sort of festivities going on since Paul Bunyan Days was canceled. "There's nothing else going on so its nice to have something to do this Labor Day weekend," Mr. Haynes said.
- Tyson Juarez
Bob and Koreena Stowell check out the hot-rods parked at Cabin City Q on Saturday.
- Tyson Juarez
Local man, Matt Hodgeman, takes a close look at all the cars in Saturday's pop-up car show. Mr. Hodgeman even entered his own 60s Chevy Pickup into the show.
- Tyson Juarez
Dan Clark shows off the engine in the back of his Type 3 Volkswagen Squareback.
- Tyson Juarez
Picture: Brad Hruza, car show organizer holds a poster for the upcoming Twenty-first Annual Haul Ass to Harrison Car Show 'n Shine on Sept. 12 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Keith Shannon, President of Harrison Dock Builders, stands on the new sod donated for the #2 tee box at the St. Maries Golf Course. Revenue was generated from the HDB annual tournament.
Students at Heyburn Elementary were given a break to run around outside during their first day back at school since March.
- Tyson Juarez
A fire ignited at Heyburn State Park, Labor Day, Sept. 7, 2020, pictured here from the park headquarter's entrance. St. Maries Fire and multiple agencies responded. Idaho Parks and Recreation staff were turning away visitors not already camping in the area to avoid congestion.
- Lloyd Huff
A fire ignited at Heyburn State Park, Labor Day, Sept. 7, 2020, pictured here from the park headquarter's entrance. St. Maries Fire and multiple agencies responded. Idaho Parks and Recreation staff were turning away visitors not already camping in the area to avoid congestion.
- Lloyd Huff
Benewah Chapter of SPAN and aims to bring awarness to the issue of suicide within Benewah County. Pictured left to right: Janet Potter, Kelly Smith, Debbie Smith, Tim Schueller, Bonnie Schueller, Chase Beckner, Amanda Beckner, and Holly Shea.
- Tyson Juarez
Traffic on the St. Joe River Road was temporarily halted, near mile post five, when wind knocked down a power line and started a small brush fire at approximately 10 a.m. on Labor Day, Sept. 7. Idaho Department of Lands and St. Maries fire responded. The fire was extinguished and traffic resumed by 10:30 a.m.
- Lloyd Huff
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