The City of Aberdeen held their annual meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 14 and the mayor and three council members took the oath of office. They were incumbents Alan Summers and Karl Vollmer as council members and Larry Barrett as… Read…
A.F. looks at borrowing code from other cities, as code update becomes complex
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer What does chickens have to do with the American Falls city code? American Falls officials are working on updating the city code, and the possibility of legalizing chicken coops was being discussed. Police chief…
A.F. City Council swears in three new members
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer The American Falls City Council opened the new year by swearing in three new council members in its meeting on Monday, Jan. 6. New council members Rebekah Sorensen, Lillie Wright and Jason Povey took…
Neal Larson will speak at chamber banquet
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Installation Banquet will be Monday, Jan. 20, in the Mennonite Fellowship Hall at… Read the full story and more in the paper edition of The Aberdeen Times! Subscribe Today!
BREAKING NEWS: New Year’s bonfire moved to Jan. 18 at Massacre Rocks State Park
Due to impending poor weather, Massacre Rocks State Park has changed its annual bonfire to Saturday, Jan. 18, another week later than it normally takes place. The annual New Year’s bonfire will take place at the park from 5:30 to…
Lamb Weston tax reduction means less revenue for local government agencies
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer A reduction in taxes for Lamb Weston, a local potato processing plant, will mean local taxing districts must cut back on their budgets, and that some taxes may shift to local property owners as…
Aberdeen Middle School students’ ‘Xanadu JR.’ rolls into Aberdeen Jan. 10
Aberdeen residents are invited to crimp their hair, flip up their collars and rock some legwarmers in celebration of Aberdeen Middle School students’ performance of the pop-rock musical comedy Xanadu JR., beginning Jan. 10, 2020. The Aberdeen Middle School Music…
Developer hopes to build homes in A.F.
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer A real estate developer, Crown Homes, would like to build around 100 to 150 homes in American Falls. The company has built half a dozen or so houses in American Falls already, and feels…
Aberdeen Community Health Fair scheduled in middle school gym
The annual Aberdeen Community Health Fair will be held Wednesday, Jan. 15, from… Read the full story and more in the paper edition of The Aberdeen Times! Subscribe Today!