The Aberdeen School District is making a slight change in the potato harvest break. Due to the request of some farmers wanting to push the date back by a week, the school board recently voted to make a compromise and…
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Preliminary council approval given for Feld subdivision to move forward
The Aberdeen City Council met Tuesday, Aug. 8, where all council members were present and council member Mary Leisy being present via phone. The bills totaling $195,395.69 were approved to be paid. … Read the full story and more in…
Marina Taylor takes helm at Aberdeen Middle school
Aberdeen Middle School students will have a new face in the principal’s office next week. Marina Taylor isn’t new to the school district, but she’s new to this position. Taylor has been an educator for 30 years in the Aberdeen…
Crash on the back roads
Residents of Schroeder Road woke up to an unpleasant sight Sunday morning, a black Infinity G 35x in the ditch. … Read the full story and more in the paper edition of The Aberdeen Times! <a href=”http://www.press-times.com/subscription-information/” target=”blank”>Subscribe Today!</a>
Two-vehicle accident proves fatal for man on way to wife’s ultrasound by Celia Klassen
Press/Times staff writer Idaho State Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 12:43 p.m. Tuesday, July 18, on Idaho Highway 39 near milepost 15 near Aberdeen. … Read the full story and more in the paper edition…
Road resurfacing in process on east side of Aberdeen
The Aberdeen City Council had a quiet meeting in July. Present for the meeting were council members Alan Summers, Karl Vollmer, Brian Schneider, Diane Hernandez and Mary Leisy was present via phone. Karalee Krehbiel was absent. The bills totaling $254,453.51…
First annual Independence Day celebration a success
The July 4th celebration on Saturday, July 1, proved to be a huge success, according to those involved and Kasyn Vollmer, President of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. It’s been around 50 years since Aberdeen has organized fireworks with other…
2023 Aberdeen Daze deemed a success
Aberdeen Daze 2023 was deemed a success by Chamber President Kasyn Vollmer, who said “It was a good day”, and wants to thank the community for supporting it and making it a success. … Read the full story and more…
Don’t miss celebration July 1 at Sportsman’s Park
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce is planning for a great Fourth of July celebration on Saturday, July 1. They would like to encourage the folks of Aberdeen to stay around town and join with the rest of the community for…
Council asks property owners to keep property maintained
Mayor Larry Barrett wants Aberdeen to look nice for its citizens as well as for those visiting our town. This is what he expressed at the recent city council meeting on Tuesday, June 13. He reminds Aberdeen property owners that…