Hells Canyon Security LLC

09/01/2026

HIRING FOR THE NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR!

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Temp jobs available for the Nez Perce County Fair!

08/28/2026

The Nez Perce County Sheriff’s Office released a map showing the “Ready” evacuation status for the MP 320Fire on top of Lewiston Hill.

08/25/2026

Temp jobs available for the Nez Perce County Fair!

08/22/2026

Security Position Available! Full time security job open at the Post Falls VA Home, located at 590 S Pleasant View Road, Post Falls, Idaho. Stop in to the security desk at the VA Home to get an application or download an application online. Visit our web site for more information! hellscanyonsecurity.com/employment or call Mike at 208-553-6577

08/17/2026

LEWISTON, ID — A Richland man is facing two felony charges after Lewiston police allege he participated in threatening two minors during an encounter at a Thain Road gas station. Kristian A. Yanez, 24, was arrested on

08/12/2026

Fire near Chief Timothy started around 3 p.m. Tuesday

08/05/2026

08/04/2026

07/31/2026

Because of Saturday’s forecast for hot, dry, and windy conditions, Avista Utilities is preparing to preemptively shut off power to much of Clarkston and some of Lewiston. A Facebook post says they have not scheduled any outages yet for Saturday and will only turn it off if conditions are bad enough.

07/26/2026

***UPDATE 7:52pm the PSPS has ended***

Avista Public Safety Power Shutoff happening in select areas due to high-fire-risk conditions

The Asotin area and Kamiah area will be impacted by a PSPS today.

Due to forecast extreme weather conditions, including a red flag warning, Avista will shut off power in the Kamiah area and the Asotin area to help reduce wildfire risk.

The Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) is expected to begin at the following times today, Saturday, July 25:
• Asotin area: Approximately 4:00 p.m. today, affecting about 1,200 customers.

Once power is turned off, Avista will not restore service until the high wildfire risk has passed and conditions are safe. Before power can be restored, crews must inspect affected power lines and equipment to ensure they can be safely re-energized.

As soon as conditions allow and inspections are complete, Avista crews will work as quickly and safely as possible to restore service. Crews will manually patrol lines and may use drones to assist in the patrol in some areas.