Three rescued from frigid waters of Palisades Reservoir
The following story is courtesy of EastIdahoNews.com. It is used here with permission. – Three boaters are safe after spending nearly an hour in the frigid water of Palisade Reservoir Saturday morning. Emergency crews were dispatched at about 9:50 a.m….
Community Awareness Training session scheduled
In light of recent events, including the Willow Creek Fire, Lincoln County Emergency Management is hosting an essential training session aimed at enhancing community awareness and preparedness. This informative event will take place on October 9, 2025, at 6:00…
LCSD#2 Board seeking calendar input prior to October 1 work session
An examination of the school calendar for Star Valley schools has the board looking for questions, comments or concerns as they prepare for an October 1 work session. Superintendent Matt Erickson spoke with SVI as a follow up to…
Second Annual Fall Salt River Clean Up
Star Valley’s second annual Fall Salt River Clean Up is scheduled for Saturday, September 27 in conjunction with National Public Lands Day. The Star Valley community is invited to gather and spend the day removing trash from the river and its…
County fire restrictions remain in place, for now
A fire ban remains in effect in Lincoln County, at least for the time being. Removing the restrictions is one of the agenda items for a special meeting scheduled for the Lincoln County Commissioners at 1:00 p.m. this Monday, September…
“Be okay talking about it”: Cassie Clinger Moon continues her mission of suicide awareness
The public is invited to join Cassie Clinger Moon for the Suicide Awareness Walk on Saturday, September 27 at Intermittent Spring. The walk is easy enough for children and families to participate, and provides a special opportunity to remember loved…
Star Valley couple crowned “America’s Favorite Couple”
The love story of Star Valley residents Jennie and Bryan Drollinger has won the hearts of the nation. They are “America’s Favorite Couple” in a national competition powered by Colossal and hosted by Jeff and Emilie Goldblum. Their win comes…
Forest Service begins road cleanup
The Bridger-Teton National Forest has begun clearing roads and trails north of where the Willow Creek Fire burned, with the initial goal to make it possible for cattle to pass in and out. Some of the trails and roads…
New “Welcome to Alpine” signs installed
Three new signs have been installed by the Alpine Travel & Tourism Board. The signs are located on the three entrances into the Town of Alpine for traffic traveling into town. Additional details are forthcoming.
SVI Radio Interview: LCSD#2 Superintendent Matt Erickson
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