Voice of the Valley

Host Craig Larsen talks with Hope Benedict and Andy Bales from the Lemhi County Museum about an upcoming concert.  Next Craig talks with  Mike Pearse, Amber Pace  and  Katie McFarland from SSAPCO and 4H about Family Fun Night Booth coming up at the fair.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with John and Kimberly Nelson from the Elk's Lodge.  They are promoting their Beach Party Event this weekend.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Keith Director and Dan Telford about Little Savage Football.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Elizabeth Armstrong from Hospice of Salmon Valley.  She discusses the services and programs at Hospice.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Elizabeth Armstrong from Hospice of Salmon Valley.  She discusses the services and programs at Hospice.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Pastor James Farber from the Dorcas Community Service Center about their new building program and improved services.

Host Craig Larsen had a full studio for today's Voice of the Valley as he talked with Scott, Ricky, Lillianna, Lala, Kiera, Mae, Mia and Lizzy from the Salmon Sparks.   They were promoting their fundraisers and tournaments.  

Host Craig Larsen talk with Keith Director and Dan Telford  along with four Little Savage Football players today on Voice of the Valley.   It's all about Little Savage football.  Go Savages!

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC.  Jenny brings news and event information from the hospital.   

Host Craig Larsen talks with Bruce Larson from River Of No Return Recovery Center about their upcoming glow-in-the-dark fund-raiser golf tournament.  

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Joel Rea from Hospice of Salmon Valley.  He talks about the success of the Salmon River Days last week, the raffle, and thanks the community for their support.  Next Hope Benedict and Suzy Avey from the Lemhi County Museum and the Sacajawea Center talk about programs coming later this month.

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Joel Rea from Hospice of Salmon Valley.  He talks about the success of the Salmon River Days last week, the raffle, and thanks the community for their support.  Next Hope Benedict and Suzy Avey from the Lemhi County Museum and the Sacajawea Center talk about programs coming later this month.

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Jeff Moore from the Challis Youth Birddog Association.    Next, Chimerie talks Jensen Buck about 4th of July activities in Challis, and finally Craig talks with Cheryl Baker from Clayton about their 4th of July festivities.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with John Anderson.  John is the Salmon High School Music Director.  He talks about upcoming fundraising and what's happening with music in the schools.   Next in is Courtnee Bowen and Jess Santos from the Greater Salmon Valley Chamber of Commerce talking about Salmon River Days events.  

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Sara Moodie and Joel Rea from Hospice of Salmon Valley about Salmon River Days events.  Then Geb Gephart is in to talk about the Eagles Demo Derby coming up on Saturday evening.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Kristen Miller, Treva Wing and Deb Bielby from the Lemhi County Emergency Management  & Dispatch.  They are discussing and explaining the Lemhi County Code Red system.  

It's a three part Voice of the Valley - Host Craig Larsen starts off with Lori Nelson, Tona Henderson and Leigh Ford from the Idaho Downwinders.  They are encouraging participation in upcoming informational meetings.    Next we have Bruce Logan  from the River of No Return Recovery Center.  He is covering upcoming events and fundraisers.  Tom Whitson from the Leadore EMT and Fire Department wraps up with 4th of July events in Leadore.  

Host Craig Larsen talks With Dan Telford about Little Savage Football.   After Dan, he talks with representatives from the Challis Chamber of Commerce about upcoming 4th of July activities in Challis. 

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy and Marla Hunteman from SMMC about upcoming events and the Patriotic Basket Raffle Drawing.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Charli Williams and Tony Latham from the Lemhi Regional Land Board about their upcoming annual fundraiser.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Hope Benedict and Andy Bales from the Lemhi County Historical Society about an upcoming fundraising concert and programs.   

It's a three-part Voice of the Valley today.   Host Craig Larsen first talks with Nancy Blackledge and Babbie Wolf from the Peice Makers.  They are having a quilt show during Salmon River Days.   Nest up is Benay Sotelo from the Plein Air Painters of Idaho.  They will be painting local scenes Saturday in downtown Salmon.  Our third guests are Haley Robinson and Paige Smutzler from the Lemhi County Humane Society talking about their discounted spay and neuter surgeries during the month of June.

Host Craig Larsen and Fred Snook present the Penalty Box, covering sports activity in and around the Salmon and Challis areas.  

Host Craig Larsen and Fred Snook present the Penalty Box, covering sports activity in and around the Salmon and Challis areas.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy and Chris Lanski from SMMC.  Jenny talks about last week's press release and other news from the hospital.  Chris is SMMC's reihab director and talks about the expanding  rehab facilities at SMMC.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Rick Pruitt from Search and Rescue.  Rick gives some background history on Search and Rescue in Lemhi County, and also talks about upcoming events.   Next in the studio is Jill Patton from the Salmon Schools.   She brings updates on the progress of the new school and talks about summer activities.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Kathy Batterton from the Lemhi County Library District.   She is talking about the Summer Reading 2026 and associated events.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jessica Santos and Tessa Sever from the Greater Salmon River Chamber of Commerce about this year's Salmon River Days.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Dylan Brewer and Jerry Grosenick from the Salmon Arts Council on today's Voice of the Valley.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy bringing news and updates from SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with county commissioner Rick Carlson and head of weed control  Shanayh Krants about spraying and weed control in Lemhi County.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Mayor Todd Nelson and Brianne Green from the city of Salmon, and special guest Jeremy Grimm, Mayor of Sandpoint, Idaho here in Salmon as a consultant.  They are talking about news from  Salmon City and work on various projects.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Craig Larsen and Taylor Miller from the Salmon Valley Speedway about races this weekend.

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Bray Mulkey.  Bray talks about the shooting competition he is involved in.  Next Fred Snook calls in from the Belmont Stakes. 

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC with the weekly update on news and events from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Kathy Batterton form the Lemhi County Library District and Suzy Avey from the Sacajawea Center  about upcoming events involving the Sacajawea Center and the Library.  There will be a free Idaho Public Television screening this Saturday.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Tim Carroll and Steve Adams.  They are announcing National Trail Day coming on June 6th.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jim Bob Infanger, Michael Saxton and Dick Williams from Salmon Search and Rescue.  They are inviting the public to the Salmon Airport tomorrow (May 30) for the Salmon Air Wings and Wheels event.  

Host Will Rasmussen and Fred Snook present the Penalty Box, covering sports activity in and around the Salmon and Challis areas.  

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Jenny Tracy with updates and news from SMMC.  Then Mayor Todd Nelson and Brianne Green bring us Sounds of Salmon as they cover what's happening in Salmon.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Nycole Chamberlin and Mike Pearse form SSAPCO about new programming and summer hours.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Susan Dudasik from the Whitewater Therapeutic & Recreational Riding Association  about their upcoming Equine Extravaganza Expo.  Next we hear from Cameron Rolle from the Salmon Valley Stewardship and County Farmer's Market about their sale this weekend.  

Host Craig Larsen and Chimerie  open today's Penalty Box with High School Rodeo news.  Then Fred Snook wraps up with other sports news from the Salmon and Challis areas.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Hayden Shiner, Hopelyn Shiner, Dayton Stipe and Stacey Shiner from the Salmon HS Rodeo Club about some upcoming events.   Then it's Jenny Tracy from  SMMC with news and upcoming events from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with school superintendent Jill Patton and Rick Sessions about the progress on the new school, graduation, and other news and events from the schools. 

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Katie McFarland and Mike Pearse from SSAPCO about an upcoming presentation on drugs.   Next Joel Ray form Hospice of Salmon talks about an event later today.  

Host Steve Lish first talks with Mykenna Whiting, Kristina Hershbeerger and Logan Hanson from  Elevated Arts Studio about their upcoming recital and competition.   Next in the studio are Jeffery Halverson, Greysan Burdash, Merle Hoffman, Tina Ruffing and Sheley Lowder  talking about their plant sale.,

Host Steve Lish and Fred Snook present today's Penalty Box, cover the sports activities in and around the Salmon and Challis areas.  

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Amber Pace and Mike Pearse from Salmon Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition about upcoming events about drug education.  Next in is Jenny Tracy with news and events from SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Suzy Avey from the Sacajawea Center about their 25th Anniversary Event and other summer events.  After Suzy, Keith Director and Mike Lane are in studio talking about  Salmon Baseball.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Zackary Schmidt and Pam Davis from the Salmon Senior Center and Meals on Wheels about the Spring Musical Fundraiser.  Next in the studio are Courtnee Bowen, Lexa Leonoud and Michelle Moodie for the Lenox Strong Foundation, promoting the 3rd annual Color run.