A scarecrow stands guard at the silent auction during the Power County Hospital Foundation’s chili cookoff and scarecrow auction Thursday, Oct. 10, at William Thomas Middle School. Around 100 people attended the auction and enjoyed eight varieties of chili in the cookoff. The foundation raised about $4,800 during the event.
The Aberdeen City Council held a public hearing Tuesday, Oct. 8, to hear about the status of funding for the city’s wastewater project. The federal government shutdown may create funding issues for the project. Rural Development has been shut down…
According to the Better Business Bureau, a scam targeting the Pocatello area makes phone calls claiming to be from Idaho Power. The caller says that the power will be turned off to a home or business until a certain amount…
Drug seizure could mean better parking for senior citizens by Kurtis Workman Press Staff Reporter “We own a bar,” said American Falls Mayor Marc Beitia opening a discussion period about the future of the Silver Horseshoe Bar at 527 Fort Hall Avenue.…
These miniature deer, (photos at left) belonging to Eddy and Julie Henicksman, are their pets. They saw some one time and decided they wanted some of their own. They have had people come from all over the place to see and pet the deer. They are located in the Springfield area in a pen by the highway, however, with hunting season coming on, they will be moved back from the road.
Aspen Arielle Poulson, Aberdeen’s Distinguished Young Woman (DYW) of 2013, returned from Idaho Falls after spending a week preparing for and participating in the Idaho Distinguished Young Woman program, which was held at the Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium, Oct. 3…
Project planners preparing to address details by Kurtis Workman Press Staff Writer The time crunch is on for county leaders wanting to bring more industry to Power County. At an information meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 25, The Power County Commissioners, members of…