Grangeville Idaho is the County Seat of Idaho County and includes neighboring communities of Fenn, Harpster, Clearwater, Mount Idaho, Denver.
A realtor can be a trusted partner whether you’re buying your first home, or are a seasoned real estate investor. If you don’t have any experience with a home purchase, you’ll definitely benefit from selecting a real estate agent. First ask around. Your neighbors, or friends, or even people working in area businesses that you might frequent, will
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Getaway to McCall ID! You won’t be disappointed. It’s a mountain resort town with outdoor life no matter what season. My girlfriend from Savannah, and I, had been planning this get together for over a year. We met in college in the early 80’s and became fast friends. While contact between us during the long
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Idaho Hunting Property is on the radar of many seasonal hunters who’d like to bring their camper or 5th wheel and establish their own private hunting ground. The reasons for hunting for wild game vary. Some hunters simply want to ensure that their family’s vital meat supply is replenished for the year. Others are intent
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Central Idaho’s Affordable Winter Adventure in Grangeville Idaho offers a fantastic, small town family destination to escape for a winter weekend getaway. HIT THE SLOPES In Grangeville, you’ll find affordable winter adventure close to home for families residing in Central Idaho and Eastern Washington. Just 7 miles south of town on the Grangeville
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Flying Old Glory is on the wish list for many patriots who want to show their patriotism when buying a new home. On our way to town, my husband and I drive by a newer homestead where the home owner has continued to make beautiful improvements, including a brand new permanent flag pole. Ooh,
August is the time of year we see combines on the Camas Prairie, dust flying and trucks available to collect the tiny grain and haul it to the grain elevators for sale. Farmers work hard into the last wisps of dusk, enduring the heat, dust and dry weather to harvest their wheat crops and
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