Biologists from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game attempt to place a collar around the neck of a young moose prior to relocating the animal to another part of the county. The biologists will use the collar which is equipped with a radio and GPS transmitters that will allow biologists the opportunity to study the moose’s movements around its new home range.
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer Raising water and sewer rates will be discussed at next week’s American Falls City Council meeting on Wednesday, Aug 6, at 7 p.m. at city hall. The council is looking at a proposed $3…
During the visiting teams time in Aberdeen, they talked with many different groups within the community asking for information about Aberdeen. Questions asked included what they liked and didn’t like for each focus group. A big concern was the closing…
On July 21, 2014 a body was recovered from the beach along the American Falls Reservoir. The body was located in the Rainbow Beach area. The body was discovered by employees of the Bureau of Reclamation that were working in the…
by Kurtis Workman Press Staff Writer Traditionally the hottest days of the summer happen during the last two weeks of July and the first two weeks of August with daily high temperatures averaging 89 to 90 degrees and record highs…
The Aberdeen High School cheerleaders are sponsoring their annual Kiddie Cheer Camp on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, July 28, 29, and 31 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Aberdeen City Park. They will hold a performance on Thursday, July 31…
Volunteers for the Power County Search and Rescue flip some salmon during the annual salmon barbecue. All that fish did not go to waste; over 1,900 people attended the event throughout Saturday, July 12.
The American Red Cross is asking blood donors to help prevent a summer shortage by making an appointment to roll up a sleeve and help save a life with a blood donation. With blood donation appointments currently lower than what…