by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer “Everything is going as planned,” said Randy Jensen, American Falls superintendent, about the construction of the new American Falls Intermediate School. Construction is on schedule and on budget, Jensen said. Walls are going up…
School plant facility levy election will be Tuesday, Aug. 28
Aberdeen School District patrons will head to the polls on Tuesday, Aug. 28, to vote on continuing the plant facility levy that patrons voted into place five years ago. This year’s vote will be for ten years. The levy amount…
A.F. council discusses junked cars
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer In its meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 1, the city council discussed complaints citizens had against businesses who allow junk cars on their property. Police chief Brandon Wilkinson said the city had no ordinance restricting…
Great Rift Business Development Organization reorganizes board
The print edition of this story failed to recognize Aberdeen as a city that contributes to the Great Rift Business Development Organization. The Great Rift Business Development Organization, a local economic development nonprofit, recently reorganized its board leadership, said Kristen…
Chamber, residents prepare for American Falls Day events
The Greater American Falls Area Chamber of Commerce is preparing for this year’s American Falls Day event on Saturday, Aug. 4. The 2018 American Falls Day theme is “It’s a Jungle Out There!” There will be a variety of activities,…
Blood drive in Aberdeen tomorrow
Critical call for type O blood donors Red Cross will be in Aberdeen Thursday, Aug. 2, from 1 to 6 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 149 West Central, LDS Aberdeen Church, for a blood drive.…
ITD lists options on busy intersection
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer The Idaho Transportation Department returned to American Falls on Tuesday, July 17, to talk again about the intersection of Pocatello Avenue and the Highway 39 bypass. At two different sessions that day, ITD presented…
Aberdeen should be proud as new school year starts
Tiger Pause by Aberdeen Superintendent Jane Ward Aberdeen School District patrons have much to be proud of. The district is very excited to begin the school year in a new high school this fall and we anticipate a beautiful new…
Tariffs, trade wars have effect on Power County
by Daniel Moore Press Staff Writer Raised tariffs and trade wars between the United States and other countries are having their effects felt in Power County. A coalition of representatives from the offices of Sen. Jim Risch, Sen. Mike Crapo,…