Podcasts about lemhi county

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Pam Davis and Kim Winn from the Salmon Senior Center about Nutrition Month.   Next in the studio are Kristen Miller. Treva Wing and Mike Warner from Lemhi County and the Fire department about awareness.  

In part one, host Will Rasmussen talks with Shannon Williams from the Lemhi County 4-H program, promoting this year's Halloween Trough or Treat.   In part two, Will talks with Ronnie DeFord, Michael Pearce and Amber Pace from the Salmon Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition about their Halloween Carnival and  Zombie Walk.

Lemhi County ranchers are having problems with elk herds taking up residence on their own land.

Host Wil Rasmussen talks with Nick and Rachel Alvarado from Rise And Shine along with Taylor Smith from 4-H.   Today is Coffee for a Cause, and they are supporting the 4-H groups in Lemhi County.

DeOrr Kunz Jr. /// Part 2 /// 678Part 2 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarge.comIn the summer of 2015 a two-year-old went missing from a campground in Lemhi County, Idaho.  According to the 911 call DeOrr Kunz Jr. vanished on the morning of day two of a weekend long camping trip.  Little to no trace of him at all has ever been found.  When the case broke everyone was looking for the little boy.  Searchers looked for the little boy for ten straight days using every resource available to them at the time.  When the search turned up little to nothing, the parents said little DeOrr had been abducted.  The Sheriff's department said that they have evidence that something else happened.  Since then Private Investigators have been hired, fired, donated their time to the case and have been sued by DeOrr's father.  Klein Investigations and Consulting was one of those PI firms to join the case.  This week in the Garage we are joined by one of the lead Private Investigators who continues to work this case to find DeOrr and get justice for the lost “little man.”  We get insider and behind the scenes information about the case as an effort to make a strong push toward finally bringing this case to a close. If you have ANY information at all that could help this case or that could lead to finding DeOrr Kunz jr. please call the Lemma County Sheriff's Office at 1-208-756-8980 OR if you are not comfortable talking with Law Enforcement please call Klein Investigations at 1-409-729-8798 or go to www.KleinInvestigations.comThank you for your help and as always - Thank you for listening, and thank you for telling a friend. Cheers. 

DeOrr Kunz Jr. /// Part 1 /// 677Part 1 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarge.comIn the summer of 2015 a two-year-old went missing from a campground in Lemhi County, Idaho.  According to the 911 call DeOrr Kunz Jr. vanished on the morning of day two of a weekend long camping trip.  Little to no trace of him at all has ever been found.  When the case broke everyone was looking for the little boy.  Searchers looked for the little boy for ten straight days using every resource available to them at the time.  When the search turned up little to nothing, the parents said little DeOrr had been abducted.  The Sheriff's department said that they have evidence that something else happened.  Since then Private Investigators have been hired, fired, donated their time to the case and have been sued by DeOrr's father.  Klein Investigations and Consulting was one of those PI firms to join the case.  This week in the Garage we are joined by one of the lead Private Investigators who continues to work this case to find DeOrr and get justice for the lost “little man.”  We get insider and behind the scenes information about the case as an effort to make a strong push toward finally bringing this case to a close. If you have ANY information at all that could help this case or that could lead to finding DeOrr Kunz jr. please call the Lemma County Sheriff's Office at 1-208-756-8980 OR if you are not comfortable talking with Law Enforcement please call Klein Investigations at 1-409-729-8798 or go to www.KleinInvestigations.comThank you for your help and as always - Thank you for listening, and thank you for telling a friend. Cheers. 

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Lemhi County  Extension Agent Shannon Williams about Ag Week.

In part one, host Will Rasmussen talks with Krissy Freitas, Landyn  Linger, Dylan and Keelan Cooper from the Salmon Class of 2024 talking about their upcoming Polar Express Pajama Party. In part two, Will talks with Hope Benedict from the Lemhi County Historical society.  Hope is talking about her new history of Lemhi County.

It's a two part Voice of the Valley today.   In part one, Host Will Rasmussen talks with Taylor Smith from the Lemhi County 4-H clubs and their upcoming open house.   In the second part Will talks with Charlie Williams and Shelley Lowder from the Salmon School Garden.  

A release shows Idaho's poor education stats, a burn ban and air quality advisory have been issued for Lemhi County, and members of the Church of Jesus Christ have been helping with flooding cleanup in Kentucky.

Global Energy Metals Corp project development manager Timothy Strong joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion with the news that the company has increased its land position at its Monument Peak copper-silver-gold project in Lemhi County, Idaho, USA. Following a geological fieldwork program at Monument Peak, Strong said Global Energy Metals has now started the preparation for a Monument Peak NI 43-101 technical report. Strong also updated investors on the Millennium cobalt-copper-gold project in Queensland, Australia.

Revival Gold Inc. operates as a gold mineral exploration and development company in Canada. It holds 100% interest in the Beartrack-Arnett Gold Project located in Lemhi County, Idaho; and 51% interest in the Diamond Mountain Phosphate Project located in Uintah County, Utah. The company was formerly known as Strata Minerals Inc. and changed its name to Revival Gold Inc. in July 2017. Revival Gold Inc. was incorporated in 2008 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

DeOrr Kunz goes missing while on a camping, fishing trip with his family, the 4 people accompanying him are suspects. Someone is responsible for DeOrr's disappearance, but who?#deorrkunzThis week on Solvable mysteries podcast we discuss the Case of  DeOrr Kunz, a  toddler who was said to have mysteriously disappeared during a camping trip in the Timber Creek campground, Lemhi County, with his parents.  Local Lemhi county law enforcement shifted investigatory focus to the parents, Jessica Mitchell and Vernal DeOrr, who had been on the trip with Deorr's great-grandfather,  Robert Walton, and Isaac Reinwand, a much-younger friend of Walton's.  This episode Juras and Glenn revisit key details and clues in this case, as well as the aftermath, and come up with potential scenarios that could have hypothetically happened in a case like this.Quirky-Motor's reddit post:https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/fcmvmz/extensive_summary_regarding_the_disappearance_of/Please Subscribe to our YouTube channel to make sure you don't miss new episodes of the Solvable Mysteries Podcast, we upload on a weekly basis.

First Cobalt Corp is a Canada-based cobalt company. The Company's strategy is to explore, develop and refine cobalt material in North America for sale back into the American electric vehicle (EV) market. Its flagship asset is the Iron Creek Cobalt Project in Lemhi County, Idaho, the United States.

Host Will Rasmussen in part one talks with Dede O'Neil Smith and Katie McFarland about the upcoming events at the Lemhi County Fair.  In part two, Jenny Tracy covers changes at SMMC, the new 3-D mamography and some important information concerning the increased cases of COVID in Lemhi County and Eastern Idaho.

Wednesday, April 7th, Jenny Tracy and Celeste Bingham join Will Rasmussen on Voice of the Valley.  Jenny calls in as she is on her way to Idaho Falls to pick up the Johnson and Johnson vaccine, which is only a one-dose COVID-19 vaccine.  Celeste Bingham gives information about the Salmon River Back Country program here in Lemhi County. 

Friday, February 27th, Will Rasmussen, Rockwell and Leo talk about KSRA's 62nd anniversary of being in Lemhi County!  KSRA signed on for the first time on February 27th, 1959 at 12:30 pm. The station has evolved through time, but is always the "Heart of Idaho Radio" station and the Voice of the Valley for Lemhi and Custer County. 

Wednesday, February 3rd, Jenny Tracy gives up-to-date information about the COVID-19 vaccine for Lemhi County.  CVS pharmacy released vaccines to Idaho, which means there is a surplus of vaccines, and that will give an extra 150 vaccines for today on top of the already 150 being administered today. Jenny gives information about how the process that was rolled out last Friday has changed for 65 and older residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine. 

Wednesday, January 20th, Mary Wright and Johnny Philips from the Mahoney House join Will Rasmussen on Voice of the Valley to talk about the upcoming Parenting Class.  Next Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives information about COVID-19 and Lemhi County. 

12/30 Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center joins VOV host Will Rasmussen to give up-to-date health information for Lemhi County. Jenny talks about the COVID-19 vaccines that have been administered and the plan for administering the vaccine in the community moving forward. 

Wednesday, December 9th, Katie McFarland talks with Will on Voice of the Valley about the Salmon Community Dinner coming up on Tuesday, December 15th. The drive thru community dinner will be at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints starting at 5:30 pm.  Next Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives COVID-19 updates for Lemhi County. She also gives influenza information.  Santa will be streaming live on Facebook LIVE on Thursday for kids in the community through Steele Memorial Medical's Facebook page starting at 6:30 pm. 

Wednesday, December 2nd, Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives COVID update for Lemhi County as well as information about rapid testing and different types of testing available at Steele Memorial Medical Center.  Jenny also gives information about the Facebook Live with Santa coming up on December 10th through Steele Memorial Medical Center. 

Wednesday, November 25th, Jenny Tracy joins will with her daughter, Cadence, on Voice of the Valley. Jenny gives COVID-19 information for Lemhi County and the surrounding areas, she also discusses rapid testing, treatment options, influenza and Thanksgiving facts for the community. 

What better way to get in the Christmas spirit than giving and helping those in need? Christmas is Sharing is a local program in Lemhi County that is designed to help families have what they need for Christmas this year.  Dylan Brewer and Sharon Nagel give information on how to get your family on the list as a Christmas is Sharing recipient as well as how to give (Paulette's, Arfmann's and Murdoch's are the Christmas is Sharing tree locations). 

11/18 Wednesday, November 18th, Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center joins Will Rasmussen on Voice of the Valley.  Jenny gives a COVID-19 update and also gives COVID-19 symptoms. She also gives information on Steele Memorial hospital protocol while dealing with COVID. Please call ahead if you have COVID symptoms, the COVID hotline phone number is 756-5834.  Jenny also informed the community that as of right now, there have been no positive influenza cases in Lemhi County.  She also announced the Turkey Trot has been cancelled for 2020. 

Thursday, November 12, Hope Benedict and Susie Avery join Will Rasmussen on Voice of the Valley on behalf of the Lemhi County Historical Society. 

November 11th, Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center started Voice of the Valley with a huge thank you to Veterans for Veterans Day.  Jenny also gave a COVID-19 update for Lemhi County. She also talked about the vaccine developed by Pfizer that has been in the news this week, and told us that Steele Memorial Medical Center has been put on the list to receive the vaccine when it does become available.  Jenny also answered frequently asked questions related to COVID-19.

On Friday, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare added 1,330 new cases and 9 new deaths to its statewide total, setting yet another record for new daily cases. That brings the statewide total to 70,909 known cases and 680 deaths. Today’s numbers show 307 new cases in Ada County, 143 in Twin Falls County, 116 in Kootenai County, and 100 in Canyon County. The Post Register reports that the Eastern Idaho Public Health board moved Lemhi County into the critical risk level of their coronavirus response plan yesterday, after increasing case numbers in recent weeks and stress on the local hospital. The critical risk designation does not come with any additional restrictions. The board also voted to remove its mask mandate for Custer County, though that could be reinstated if cases there begin to rise again.

Wednesday, October 28th Voice of the Valley was a replay of Superintendent of Salmon Schools Chris Born's announcement at 4:10 pm the day before (Tuesday) discussing the school closure for a few days.  Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center was also on Voice of the Valley discussing current COVID conditions in Lemhi County. 

Friday, November 6th, Chris Born, Superintendent of Salmon Schools was on Voice of the Valley to give an update on Salmon Schools. Mr. Born gives a recap of the Salmon School Board meeting from earlier in the week and an overview of the plan the board came up with.  Mr. Born also gave information from EICAP's latest meeting, part of which put Lemhi County into the red risk level category for COVID. He also explains what the "red" risk level means for Lemhi County and how we can move out of that category. 

Wednesday, November 4, Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives an update on COVID for Lemhi County. Jenny Tracy answers many frequent questions from people in the community and also goes over proper quarantine measures. 

Keven Butler discusses the upcoming Friends of NRA banquet. It will be held Saturday, October 17th. Friends of NRA is an organization that promotes shooting sports. It is not a political organization. Tickets to the banquet are sold out, but you can still get on the waiting list. You can also support by becoming a sponsor.  Taylor Smith with the 4-H club discusses 4-H month this October. More 4-H leaders are needed. On October 14th at 6 p.m. there will be a leader recruitment night at the Salmon Extension Office.  Jenny Tracy with the Steele Memorial Medical Center talks about their Brake for Breakfast event. $1500 was raised to support the Lemhi County Custer Cancer Fund.  Lemhi County has 19 active cases currently. There is a mask mandate in place. 

Coleen Phelps with the Salmon School District discusses their backpack program. They provide kids who need extra food on the weekend with a backpack of food for the weekends. High school kids volunteer to pack three dinners and three breakfasts and snacks for each backpack. For the full month of October, Alliance Title is running a campaign for the backpack fund. They are collecting non-perishable kid-friendly food at Alliance Title.  Sarah van Daalen and Jon Paul discuss the Bollywood workshop hosted by the Salmon Arts Council. The free teen workshop will be from 4:30-5:30 on Thursday at Backstage Dance. Wednesday at 5:30 in Savage gym there will be an adult workshop available. On Friday, two more adult workshops will be hosted at Backstage Dance. For those adult workshops, a $10 is asked of those who attend.  Jenny Tracy with SMMC gives the weekly COVID-19 update. Lemhi County is currently at 26 active cases and has a mask mandate. She also discusses breast cancer awareness. 

Jenny Tracy with SMMC discusses COVID-19 updates. Lemhi County is at moderate risk. A mandatory mask mandate is now in order. In public places, masks will be required where distances of 6 feet cannot be maintained between people. Tracy urges the community members to stay home when they are sick and keep their kids home from school if they feel sick. Tracy also discusses COVID symptoms.  Fred Snook gives penalty box sports updates. 

Joyce Scott with White Water Therapeutic Riding discusses their upcoming yard sale. It will run from Friday night through Monday. White Water Therapeutic Riding is still operating, simply with smaller numbers to keep people safe. Visit www.whitewatertherapeutic.com for more information or if you are interested in volunteering or riding.   Shannon Earl & Jenny Tracy with the Steele Memorial Medical Center discuss car seat safety. SMMC encourages members of the community to bring their car seats to SMMC to check the safety of them. Additionally, they have some car seats available for community members in need.  The SMMC Brake for Breakfast event will be held October at 7 a.m. in support of breast cancer awareness. Free breakfasts and a free gift will be given out to those who stop by while supplies last. Lemhi County has 24 active cases of COVID-19 as of 9/29. Now, the county is now considered moderate risk. 

Omar Taheri, CEO & Founder of Spark Plus spoke with Jonathan Buick, President & Chief Executive Officer of Idaho Champion Mines (CSE:ITKO | OTCQB:GLDRF | Frankfurt:1QB1), a discovery-focused gold exploration company that is committed to advancing its 100% owned highly prospective mineral properties located in Idaho, United States. The Company's shares trade on the CSE under the trading symbol “ITKO”. Idaho Champion is vested in Idaho with the Baner Project in Idaho County, the Champagne Project located in Butte County near Arco, and four Cobalt Properties in Lemhi County in the Idaho Cobalt Belt. Idaho Champion strives to be a responsible environmental steward, stakeholder and a contributing citizen to the local communities where it operates. Idaho Champion takes its social license seriously, employing local community members and service providers at its operations whenever possible.

Jenny Tracy with the Steele Memorial Medical Center joins Voice of the Valley to give an update on COVID-19.  As of 9/22, there are 10 active cases of COVID-19 in Lemhi County. If Lemhi County reaches 12 or more active cases for three consecutive days, Lemhi County may again be considered at moderate risk for coronavirus, depending on the health board's decision.  Brake for Breakfast will be held on October 7th starting at 7 a.m. Free breakfast and a gift will be given to those who participate in the event. Brake for Breakfast is held in honor of breast cancer awareness.  Tracy also discusses child passenger safety and the importance of effective, safe car seats. 

Chris Born, Salmon School District superintendent, visits Voice of the Valley to discuss COVID and its effect on the school, as Lemhi County reaches 13 active cases. By Monday, 9/28, Born anticipates the school will mandate masks, take student temperatures, and social distance when possible.  Nep Lynch, Jim Bob Infanger, and Bill Allen discuss the Lynch Center. The Lynch Center is coming along well and is estimated to be done by the end of spring, depending on the weather.  Fred Snook gives the weekly penalty box update. 

Sheri Miller and Barb Fisher with Lemhi After School Promise discuss their program. It is open enrollment time for the Lemhi After School Promise. This program is available for children in Kindergarten through fifth grade. The program runs after school until 6:15 and on Fridays from 9 am to 1 pm.  If you are interested in the program, you can call 208-940-0319 or 208-756-7821.  Chris Born, Salmon School District superintendent, discusses the changes at the SSD schools based on the moderate-risk categorization of Lemhi County.  If you enter the schools, you need to be wearing a face mask unless you can socially distance at least 6 feet apart. The school district is in need of substitute teachers and bus drivers. If you become a substitute, you will be compensated for your work.  Homecoming has been postponed for two weeks.  

Jenny and Andy deliver the good news that there are now only 3 active COVID-19 cases in Lemhi County, as of 9/16. This means that Lemhi County is classified as minimal risk.  Andy, a registered ER nurse, talks about SMMC's stroke program. Andy discusses the signs of a stroke and the urgency to act quickly when it comes to strokes. The hospital is prepared for stroke patients in hopes that they can get them help as quickly as possible.  If you are in need of a car seat, please contact 208-756-5691. There are car seats available for free for those in need.  Jenny also discusses suicide prevention, signs of depression, and places to turn for help. The suicide prevention lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. The lifeline is free, confidential, and avaliable 24/7. The community suicide prevention number is 208-940-1351. 

Dede Smith, J D Hamaker, Kevin Higley, Will Rasmussen, and John Payne visit Voice of the Valley to discuss the upcoming Rodeo. The lineup of rodeo talent has never been to this caliber in Lemhi County, including multiple world champions and NFR contestants.  Because so many rodeos in the area have been canceled, Salmon is set to see talent from far and wide join our ranks for the weekend.  Extra sanitizing and safety precautions will be taken in order to keep spectators as safe as possible. If you aren't feeling well, you are asked to stay at home rather than come to the rodeo. 

Russ Chinske with Salmon Valley Stewardship announces that nominations are now open for the 2020 David Krosting Sustainability Award. This award is given to businesses and people who have done good things around the community Nominations are due 9/10. You can call the Salmon Valley Stewardship or visit their office or website to submit a nomination.  Jenny Tracy with Steele Memorial Medical Center shares the good news that Lemhi County is officially categorized as minimal risk for COVID-19. As of 9/1, there are only 6 active cases in Lemhi County. The mask mandate was released thanks to this new categorization.  Tracy also discusses baby safety month and measures that can be taken to keep your children safe. 

Jenny Tracy with the Steele Memorial Medical Center gives the weekly COVID-19 update. Lemhi County has stayed low with its COVID-19 cases. As of 9/9, there are 5 active cases in Lemhi County, meaning that Lemhi County is still categorized as minimal risk.  Tracy also gives information for baby safety awareness and peripheral artery disease.

Jenny Tracy shares the good news that Lemhi County will officially be categorized as minimal risk for COVID-19 as long as numbers stay under 12 active cases until August 31. Tracy encourages listeners to continue wearing masks and social distance.  Dede O'Neal Smith and Jay Wiley discuss the Lemhi County Fair. August 27th marked the start of the fair, but events will continue all week.  The Lemhi County Rodeo will still continue as planned.  There are extra sanitation measures being taken and masks are available for spectators. 

Jenny Tracy with SMMC gives the weekly COVID-19 update.  Lemhi County as of 8/19 has 9 active cases. This starts day 1 of the 7 day stretch towards being categorized as minimal risk. If the COVID-19 active case numbers in Lemhi County stay below 12 for the next 6 days, Lemhi County will again be minimal risk.  Tracy encourages people to continue washing hands, wearing masks in public spaces, social distance when possible, and stay home if you have any symptoms of COVID-19.   

CSE's Barrington Miller chats with Jonathan Buick, CEO of Idaho Champion Gold Mines Canada Inc. (CSE:ITKO) about his company's recently closed $8.1 million bought deal financing and the plans for its two fully funded 2020 exploration programs at its Baner and Champagne Gold Projects located in Idaho, USA. Idaho Champion is a discovery-focused gold exploration company that is committed to advancing its 100% owned highly prospective mineral properties located in Idaho, United States. The Company’s shares trade on the CSE under the trading symbol “ITKO”. Idaho Champion is vested in Idaho with the Baner Project in Idaho County, the Champagne Project located in Butte County near Arco, and four cobalt properties in Lemhi County in the Idaho Cobalt Belt. Idaho Champion strives to be a responsible environmental steward, stakeholder and a contributing citizen to the local communities where it operates. Idaho Champion takes its social license seriously, employing local community members and service providers at its operations whenever possible. Related linkshttps://idahochamp.com/https://thecse.com/en/listings/mining/idaho-champion-gold-mines-canada-inc

Chris Born with the Salmon School District discusses the postponing of school openings two weeks to September 14th. This affects any schools in Salmon School District #291.  As long as Lemhi County is still classified as moderate risk, or "yellow," classes in Salmon School District #291 will start in person on September 14th. Masks will be mandated, social distancing will be followed, and the school will be regularly cleaned and sanitized.  Sports will still be going on during this time. However, spectators will not be allowed at sporting events until Lemhi County is "green." In the meantime, KSRA will attempt to cover as many events as possible on-air.  If a student or staff member gets COVID, then the school district may move towards a hybrid model, depending on a variety of factors.  Katie McFarland with the Extension Office discusses the open exhibits at the fair and submission details. If you want to enter something into the fair, look at the fair book or visit lemhicountyfair.com

CSE's Barrington Miller chats with Jonathan Buick, CEO of Idaho Champion Gold Mines Canada Inc. (CSE:ITKO) about his company's recently closed $8.1 million bought deal financing and the plans for its two fully funded 2020 exploration programs at its Baner and Champagne Gold Projects located in Idaho, USA. Idaho Champion is a discovery-focused gold exploration company that is committed to advancing its 100% owned highly prospective mineral properties located in Idaho, United States. The Company's shares trade on the CSE under the trading symbol “ITKO”. Idaho Champion is vested in Idaho with the Baner Project in Idaho County, the Champagne Project located in Butte County near Arco, and four cobalt properties in Lemhi County in the Idaho Cobalt Belt. Idaho Champion strives to be a responsible environmental steward, stakeholder and a contributing citizen to the local communities where it operates. Idaho Champion takes its social license seriously, employing local community members and service providers at its operations whenever possible.

Lisa Loughran with Steele Memorial Medical Center gives the weekly COVID-19 update. Lemhi county, as of 8/12, has 29 positive cases. Of those 29, 15 cases are active. Lemhi County, as of 8/12, is in the minimal risk category for COVID-19. However, is is predicted that Lemhi County will soon move to moderate risk.  Loughran encourages listeners to wear a mask in public, social distance, and continue to wash their hands.  If/when Lemhi County is classified as moderate risk, Eastern Idaho Public Health will give the county guidance.   

Jenny Tracy and Lisa Loughran with Steele Memorial Medical Center discuss Lemhi County's new classification as moderate risk for COVID-19. Nose and mouth face coverings are now required in Lemhi County in public spaces, indoor or outdoor, when social distancing measures cannot be met. Social distancing of at least six feet must be maintained between people in separate households.  Tracy also discusses exceptions to the mask mandate.  Mayor Leo Marshall clears up rumors about "secretive city council meetings."  Taylee Matthews discusses her senior project. She has created a closet at the high school for students in need who need clothes throughout the school year. She will be collecting donations for clothing for kids ages 12-18. You can drop your donations at Real Deals during store hours or contact Taylee at 208-993-1796 and set up a donation time. If you are are a student in need of clothing, you can contact your school counselor.

Katie McFarland discusses Lemhi County Fair news. The fair will still be held as usual. The Family Fun Night has been canceled, but all other events, as of 8/11, will be held. The fair will be August 19-29.  If you are entering anything into the fair, please have your paperwork and tags done before you go to submit your work.  You can get that paperwork and tags from the Purple Easel Gallery, Cornerstone, and the extension office. There is also a copy of the paperwork in the fair book and available on lemhicountyfair.com.  If you have further questions, you are encouraged to visit lemhicountyfair.com where you can see important information, a detailed schedule of events, and more.

Lisa Loughran with Steele Memorial Medical Center goes over the weekly COVID-19 update. Lemhi County remains at minimal risk for COVID-19. Lemhi County currently has 4 active cases, all of which are being closely monitored. Custer County currently has 0 active cases. To date, SMMC has tested 516 people total.  If Lemhi County reaches 12 active cases, we will move to moderate risk.  All are encouraged to wear a mask in public, social distance when possible, and wash their hands thoroughly.  If you have any symptoms of COVID-19, please call the clinic. 

Russ Chinski and Brianne Greene with the Salmon Whitewater Park visit Voice of the Valley to talk about the progress of the whitewater park. Though it is a large cost to build a whitewater park, an anonymous donor is donating up to $800,000 at a 4-1 match. The Salmon Whitewater Park hopes to raise $200,000 by fall 2021 and put the whitewater park in the east channel of the Salmon River between the walking bridge and the highway bridge. The winner of the raft raffle is also drawn.  Chris Born and Jeremy Burgess update listeners on school district news. As of 8/3, the Salmon schools are planning to reopen as normal. As long as Lemhi County stays in the minimal risk category of Covid, sports will also continue as normal. Pioneer construction is completed. The only renovation left is the new high school bleachers. 

Leah Madsen and Shawna Troughton with Salmon Spokes and Chrome discuss their Show and Shine event Saturday, August 1st. Members of the community are welcome to bring their car to the event at Island Park from 8am-5pm. Show and Shine will be free for both participants and attendees.  Jenny Tracy joins Voice of the Valley to give the weekly COVID-19 update. There are 0 SMMC hospitalizations for COVID, and 3 active cases in Lemhi County, categorizing Lemhi County as minimal risk. Tracy also discusses cold water survival and safety. 

Shawna Troughtron with Salmon River Spokes and Chrome announces that the Spokes and Chrome Car Show has been canceled this year. In lieu of the car show, there will be a Show and Shine Saturday, August 1st from 9-5 at the Island Park pavilion. This will be a free event where you can come, bring your cars, look at others, and socialize. Salmon Search and Rescue will be serving a by-donation hot dog lunch starting at 11:30.  Jenny Tracy with Steele Memorial Medical Center gives the weekly COVID-19 update. There has been one new positive test from SMMC, bringing the number of active cases in Lemhi County to four. Tracy reminds listeners to continue to wash hands, social distance, and wear masks when possible. If you are traveling out of the county, please research if face masks are required where you are traveling to.   

The Lemhi County total positive COVID-19 cases is now at 4. Eastern Idaho Public Health reports that District 7 has 118 active COVID-19 cases. Bonneville County has 54 positive cases and there are 28 active cases in Madison County.  Jenny Tracy advises avoiding the Boise, Missoula, and the Idaho Falls and Rexburg area if possible. Tracy asks listeners to please continue to wash your hands, wear a mask when possible, and social distance when possible.  Tracy also discusses sports physicals for student athletes going into grades 9 and 11. They will be available July 21st and August 4th from 3-5 p.m. at the Steele Memorial Clinic. Please call the clinic at 208-756- 6212 to schedule an appointment.

Jenny Tracy with the Steele Memorial Medical Center gives the weekly update. Due to privacy laws, not much is known about the Lemhi County resident who was recently tested positive for COVID-19. Tracy says that there it will take months of observation to see what the trends of COVID-19 are. Tracy also reminds listeners to take advantage of delivery and pick-up options at stores if you are immunocompromised.  Ron Adams with American Legion discusses American Legion updated. American Legion was able to put American flags up for Memorial Day at the burial sites of veterans.  On the 28th of June will be an American Legion breakfast. The tables will be regularly sanitized and some additional health precautions will be taken.   

Jenny Tracy with the Steele Memorial Medical Center announces a $100 donation from SMMC for the Salmon River Days fireworks show.  Tracy also discusses the second positive case of COVID-19 in Lemhi County. The infected patient was not in our district (District 7) when they were tested positive.  Additionally, Tracy talks about the first annual Steele Memorial Medical Center Golf Tournament that was held last weekend.  The Salmon Valley Chamber of Commerce also hosts our phone-a-thon to raise money for the Salmon River Days fireworks show.  Dylan Brewer also discusses the upcoming Salmon River Days events. 

Pam Martinez and Johnna Phillips with The Mahoney House talk about their summer kickoff event on Friday, June 5th from 12-2 on Friday at The Mahoney House. The Mahoney House will be popping kettle corn and giving it away to anyone, especially kids in the community, who wants to stop by.  Jenny Tracy gives the weekly Coronavirus update. In Idaho and nationwide there has been a steady increase in Coronavirus cases. However, Lemhi County has not had any new cases since April.  Jenny also talks about prostate cancer facts and statistics and men's health. 

Jessica McAleese with the Lemhi County Farmers Market tells listeners that the Lemhi County Farmers Market is opening Saturday, June 6th, and will continue to be open every Saturday through September. It is open from 9-2. She asks that everyone who visits the farmers market wears a cloth mask, practices social distancing, and makes sure they aren't feeling sick.  Chuck Marks with the Forest Service discusses reopenings. Recreation sites are opening in alignment with the governer's reopening phases. Public restrooms in recreation areas are open. There is a sanitation schedule in place for public areas and bathrooms. 

Jenny Tracy announces that she will discuss COVID-19 cases every Wednesday during Phase 1 of Governor Little's plan. Those who are interested can go to EIPH.idaho.gov to view our infectious disease numbers at any time.  As of today, there are no new confirmed cases in Lemhi County.  Steve Stuebner discusses safe recreation in Idaho. Try to keep 6 feet apart from others, avoid busy trails, and minimize your stops and exposure to others.  There has also been an increase in trash and litter. Stuebner encourages people to leave no trace and pack out any trash or materials they bring outdoors with them. 

4/24 Steele Memorial Medical Center gives information about the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Lemhi County.

4/21 Shirley hosts Voice of the Valley with the Lemhi County Humane Society. Representatives from the Humane Society, including the Animal Shelter and Rags and Wags. They cover accomplishments by the society this year as well as news and upcoming events. 

4/13 Dr. Krakker and Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center answer common questions and questions over the phone about COVID-19 in Lemhi County. 

4/8 Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives updates on COVID-19 for Lemhi County. 

4/6 Tammy Stringham with Lemhi County Economic Association gives information about the new SBA programs that are available to small businesses during this time. Tammy gives information on for both the Payroll Protection Program and the Economic Disaster Program. 

Wednesday 4/1, Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives up to date information regarding COVID-19. She answers many questions the hospital has been asked through this crisis as well as today's COVID-19 numbers as they pertain to Lemhi County. 

3/25 Voice of the Valley host, Todd Skeen, speaks first with Emerald La Fortune with the Lemhi Volunteer Network to let people know about the services being provided to Lemhi County to assist during the Coronavirus pandemic.  Next, Todd speaks with Dr. Joe Krakker and Jenny Tracy for Steele Memorial Medical Center to give updates from the local hospital. Questions were also called in from the community for a live question and answer session about COVID-19.

Tuesday 3/24 Jenny Tracy speaks with Voice of the Valley host, Todd Skeen, about the current COVID-19 situation and Lemhi County. She also shares an announcement from East Idaho Public Health. 

Wednesday 3/18 Voice of the Valley host, Todd Skeen, speaks with Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center about COVID-19  as it pertains to Lemhi County. At this time, there are no confirmed cases in Lemhi and Custer Counties.  Jenny also gives updates on several community events.  

Voice of the Valley Host, Todd Skeen, speaks with two different groups on Tuesday March 17th. Hope Benedict and Suzy Avey with the Lemhi County Historical Society/Sacajawea Center discusses the Living Voices program that has been postponed. Upcoming programs and educational opportunities are also discussed. Jenny Tracy from Steele Memorial Medical Center gives an update on COVID-19 and the health and welfare of Lemhi County. 

DeOrr Kunz Jr. disappeared while on a camping trip with his family in in Lemhi County, Idaho.  On July 10, 2015, DeOrr went missing and has never been seen again. His case is still listed as unsolved as no answers have been uncovered. If you have any information about DeOrr’s disappearance, please contact the Lemhi County Sheriff's Office 208-756-8980.https://www.patreon.com/downtherabbitholespodwww.downtherabbitholespodcast.comSubscribe and then follow us and join the discussion on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at DownTheRabbitHolesPodcastDisclaimer: All theories discussed are our opinions based on our research.  The majority of our research comes from publicly available sources. #armchairdetectives

Tuesday, November 5th, Voice of the Valley host, Todd Skeen, talks with Hope Benedict with the Lemhi County Historical Society.  Next, the crew from KSRA talks about some big upcoming changes with the AM & FM stations! 

Voice of the Valley on Tuesday, October 29th. Multiple guests, including Whitney Will and Pam Martinez with the Mahoney House discussing the upcoming parenting class. Next, Chuck Mark discussing the upcoming Quarter Ceremony where the release of the River of No Return Frank Church Wilderness Quarter will take place. Lin Gray and Hope Benedict with the Lemhi County Historical Society.

Voice of the Valley talks with Hope Benedict and Jerry Myers with the Lemhi County Historical Society as well as Jessica Peters and Michael Piconi about upcoming Scounting for Food. 

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