Blackfoot, ID News

• Blackfoot, ID News
• David Archuleta, Gary Morris tickets still available
• RV storage at fairgrounds popular
• Domestic violence awareness activities Thursday
• National bankers honor former Moreland woman
• Blackfoot students qualify for livestock judging nationals
• Stone Soup fundraiser Tuesday
• Shelley man arrested for rape
• County probation officer charged with two felonies
• Crofts signs plea agreement
• BYU's Vocal Point to perform at Snake River High
• Police warn of new scam with local ties
• Seniors learn about scams
• Deadline for write-in candidates looms
• Brake for Breakfast raises breast cancer awareness
• Date set for Miracle Half-mile
• Benefit dinner set for Blackfoot man
• Score of 296 good for top spot in Blackfoot Golf Course closing social
• Blackfoot tennis players claim championships
• Cooler, wetter weather on its way
• Two arrested in BHS theft
• David Archuleta to perform Christmas show at BPAC
• P&Z commissioners reject further division of subdivision
• Two seek spot on Basalt-Goshen-Firth cemetery board, only race among 10 districts
• Parole violator sent to Wood Pilot Project
• Stoddard kicks off reading challenge
• P&Z commissioners approve two variances, deny another
• Community Players begin season on Friday
• State Board of Education recognizes two Blackfoot schools
• Fire destroys barn in Moreland
• Guard seeks to help soldiers get jobs
• Fire destroys OK Tire building in Shelley
• Tribes seek better cleanup of FMC Superfund site
• BREAKING: Fire destroys OK Trailers
• Christmas Tree Fantasy moves to new location
• County commissioners lower speed limit on Pioneer Road
• Fire burns 30 acres south of Blackfoot
• Longtime businessman to close doors this week
• Former residents fulfill longtime goal
• Chamber seeks nominations for Board
• Quality Meats opens in Aberdeen
• Donations needed for Stone Soup
• Put on hold: Charter school decision delayed
• Blackfoot champion has lived a full life
• Snake River School Board approves contracts
• Threat to Blackfoot schools a hoax
• Theft reported at Community Garden
• All can give back to others, Huntsman tells Idaho Community Foundation supporters
• Premier grants full scholarships to two employees
• Lions Club, Blackfoot School District partner for vision, hearing screenings
• County commissioners certify levies
• Bingham Memorial officials introduce new doctors
• Community Center grants fund preschool scholarships
• Presidential candidate visits Blackfoot
• More soldiers return home
• Idaho Central donates computers to Irving Kindergarten Center
• Former Blackfoot man helps rescue woman
• Two arrested on drug, weapons charges
• Demolition Derby a smashing success
• Demolition Derby will be family affair
• Slagowski wins Derby raffle
• Woman honors respondersers with poem
• Allstar Weekend
• Two fishermen rescued from Snake River
• Updated: Minor bus crash in Snake River
• Bus accident in Snake River
• Tattoo artist offering ink for Nakamura headstone
• Youngsters show off driving skills
• KUPI Texaco Country Showdown tonight
• Special exhibit features Grandma's kitchen
• Plenty of poultry on display at Fair
• Buddy Walk set Sept. 17 for Down syndrome
• Locals know the 'more' in CreamyCreations fair booth
• 40 local Guardsmen back on Idaho soil
• Artists honored at Eastern Idaho State Fair
• Good Wok is a family tradition
• Allen wins photography competition
• Youth seeking to make a difference deliver
• County to transport solid waste to Bannock Landfill
• Community garden demonstration at EISF
• Idaho Guardsmen begin returning home
• County commissioners approve ambulance budget
• Commissioners approve county budget
• District 55 has new teachers, administrators
• Corn reigns supreme at Grove City Gardens
• Blackfoot schools show growth in AYP
• Fires still burning
• Gem trail now open
• Fires still burning
• D55 passes merit pay plan
• Elks raffling Herby Derby demolition car
• General Mills grants money for after-school program
• Back to School for Blackfoot - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Train crews work from Pocatello to Idaho Falls
• Fire activity picks up after lightning storm
• 'Lights Up' raises funds for new marquee
• Idaho Guardsmen proud of their service in Iraq
• Local rescue dogs hone their skills
• New restaurant to open in Blackfoot
• Idaho soldiers to begin coming home from Iraq
• SRHS to present 'Phantom' as early-season offering
• Canal companies ask for repair help
• SR trustees do housekeeping chores
• Cattle Kids program gets positive marks
• Blackfoot council approves budget
• County commissioners hear proposal on Fort Hall ordinance
• Sho-Ban Festival continues this weekend
• Firth board not interested in consolidation study
• Snake River Library gets some new technology
• Taber fire contained
• District 55 officials announce registration times
• Blackfoot High alumnus helps light up community
• Fire burns in desert west of Blackfoot
• Open house set for new BHS administrators
• Idea comes to fruition for Shelley woman
• Shelley School Board makes plans
• Little Buckaroos show plenty of pluck
• Pilot fine after emergency landing
• Facebook group has Blackfoot natives sharing memories
• Bingham County schools have mixed AYP results
• Four District 55 schools make AYP
• 4-H Market Sale successful
• Cattle Kids crown champions
• Blackfoot may join insurance consortium
• Police make big pot bust
• 4-H sheep show a family affair
• Dancers share their culture at care center
• Rollin' for a Cause raises $11,000 quickly
• Company explores farm safety
• County 4-H Fair continues
• Friendship brings noted pianist to town
• Blackfoot School Board reorganized
• Area youth attend alcohol conference
• Fundraiser set for juvenile diabetes battle
• Tribes celebrate opening of Trading Post
• Enjoying a summertime treat
• 'Water of U.S.' draft proposal open for comment
• Bingham County athletes compete in games
• Blackfoot Council begins work on 2012 budget
• EchoHawk visits injured Marine
• Farmers seek power line rules in P& Z draft
• Blackfoot soldier doing 'her patriotic duty'
• Kim Tweedy is a musician who loves his job
• 4-Hers preparing for county fair
• Pride Days celebration a rousing success
• Retired pilot returns to Blackfoot flying roots
• Firth appoints new school trustee
• Local companies receive ESGR awards
• ISTCS shows off new building
• Planning and Zoning Commission turns attention to windmills
• Two sworn in as Blackfoot School Board members
• School districts to benefit from state budget surplus
• Idaho Science and Technology Charter School to conduct open house Thursday
• Blackfoot to celebrate Pride Days this weekend
• Scouts plant trees for bird habitat
• Local students see last shuttle launch in person
• Tribes, counties, cities move forward together
• More flooding expected along Snake River
• Comments plentiful on final P&Z draft
• Eagle candidate to help with safety fair
• City to pay EPA $92K for 2003 bill
• Donations sought for state hospital cemetery renovation
• Giant flag honors America
• Idaho soldiers reflect on Fourth of July holiday
• Guardsman enjoys sharing via cartoons
• Students practice NASA experiments
• Snake River celebrates end of reading program
• Blackfoot drug ring busted
• BREAKING NEWS -Three indicted on federal drug trafficking charges
• County plans aerial mosquito sprays
• On the recruiting trail
• Eight complete 4-H super sitter class
• 4 Snake River soccer players headed to Europe
• Cookbook on healthy eating debuts
• Blackfoot Performing Arts Center gets donated painting
• To Bone and Back is a challenge
• Bingham County has history of tornados
• District 55 trustees approve budget
• Women raising money for children
• Fire doused at gravel pit at Gale Lim Construction
• Storm damage
• Special delivery: EIRMC celebrates new women's center
• Pilot walks away from golf course crash
• Cropduster crashes onto golf course
• Basalt is site of Renaissance 'Uprising'
• Make-A-Wish grants girl's wish
• ESGR teaches bosses about Guard training
• Relay celebrates life
• Budget approved: Shelley to save money with refinanced bonds
• Bullock passes ‘gut check’ time
• DeWayne Young makes art donation to BPAC: Open House scheduled
• Circus comes to town
• Angels Among Us: Team has raised more than $10,000 for Relay
• Dinner doubles in attendance
• Relay for Life Survivor Dinner tonight
• Saddle Up: Library wrangles readers this week
• Relay for Life events scheduled
• Twin Butte Lions seek to help Snake River School District
• DooDooKing finds his business niche
• Firth begins four-day school year in fall
• Moreland Grain & Seed has biggest bin in Idaho
• Governor in town: Otter makes visit to Blackfoot to see flood damage
• Library opens with reading program
• Snake River trustees approve 2011-2012 budget
• LEAD director receives SBA award
• Relay for Life golf tournament June 15
• Pocatello car dealer makes good on promise
• Blackfoot bans texting while driving
• Sandbagging put on hold
• Green Thumb Nursery in sixth year of serving community
• State Hospital South to demolish abandoned buildings
• NDN Scholars honored in ceremony
• Independence graduates 36 students
• Ping pong drop is Relay for Life fundraiser
• 56 graduate from Aberdeen High
• Eastern Idaho State Fair 2011
• Irrigators, county commissioners make flood plans
• Harrington to retire
• 23 move on at Sho-Ban
• Firth, Sho-Ban seniors celebrate graduation: Firth graduates 43
• Snake River graduates greet their future
• Mill Creek Metals recycles most everything
• You can garden in a small space
• BHS changes driver's education
• Flooding update: Weather Service expects manageable snowmelt
• Shelley graduates 156 in Class of 2011
• 4-Hers weigh in fair animals
• Snake River ag teacher to explore new horizons
• Bingham, Caribou deputies promote boating safety
• Blackfoot seniors receive awards ,scholarships
• Shelley Orchestra to perform at Disneyland
• Ridge Crest students celebrate reading
• District 55 makes cuts to balance budget
• Stoddard raises $2,000 in read-a-thon
• Relay for Life increasing online presence
• Weekend filled with Relay for Life fundraisers
• SR trustees wind up school year
• Flooding continues along Snake River
• Firth levy fails
• County's fifth graders celebrate DARE day
• District 55 trustees discuss budget
• Appeals court reinstates death row for Idaho man
• Police seek vandals
• Lillian Vallely students start garden
• Welcome home: Local marine returns from service in Afghanistan
• Community garden officially open
• Firth has new council member
• Blackfoot Chamber honors community's top seniors
• Blackfoot Chamber honors community's top seniors
• Firth senior wins at BPA nationals
• Voters to choose trustee for Zone 1 in Shelley
• Two seek District 55 Zone 3 position
• Firth seeks levy approval
• Grocery store celebrates 50 years in Firth
• Two vie for Blackfoot School District post
• Ex-Snake River coach inducted into wrestling hall of fame
• Several fundraisers for Relay for Life scheduled
• Talent show earns $3,200 for Relay for Life
• Local soldiers on the job in Iraq
• Contestants show off talents
• Blackfoot students capture Ford/AAA state championship
• Blackfoot High students seek Skills USA championship
• Local Hispanic students receive scholarships
• Community donates toys for Haitian children
• Snake River ag students share knowledge with youngsters
• Bingham to show off talent on Friday
• Girl shares realized wish with classmates
• County officials prepare for flooding possibility
• Blackfoot Council approves release of merit pay
• Blackfoot soldier maintains focus in Iraq
• Blackfoot woman arrested in connection with Arizona murders
• Blackfoot High students share in history
• Shelley students, teacher seek publisher for book
• Corrected: Aubrey fundraiser Tuesday
• Osama bin Laden dead
• Stalker students celebrate attainment of reading goal
• Blackfoot High gets new principal
• Snake River students compete in shoe design contest
• Cindy Rella opens at Nuart
• Shelley trustees make tentative budget decisions
• Fort Hall residents express concerns to school board
• Western romance takes stage in Firth
• Helicopter pilot to address Boy Scouts
• Sho-Ban Tribes break ground on hotel project
• "Wheels for Jake" fundraiser to benefit local family
• Blackfoot resident heads to Haiti to help rebuild country
• Tribes schedule hotel, event center groundbreaking
• Snake River senior receives prestigious scholarship
• Munger claims Firth DYW crown
• "Everyday Heroes" honored at Moreland Elementary
• Meeting on Firth levy draws a crowd
• Shelley High schedule may change
• Snake River school board makes required changes to policies
• Bingham County Historical Society celebrates grand opening of gallery
• Riverside man loves his antiques
• City considers texting while driving ban
• Commissioners give emphatic 'no' to Utah firm
• River level continues to rise
• Warren wins Aberdeen DYW title
• Crisis Center walk raises funds, awareness
• Blackfoot's Skills USA competitors successful at state
• District 55 trustees make changes in policies
• Local legislators discuss session
• Fatal crash in Blackfoot
• Friends of Library's used book sale is Saturday
• Snake River Orchestra to present 'The Scarlet Pimpernel'
• Administrators tell coach" resign or be fired
• Community leaders prepare to speak out against sexual assault
• Bingham County commissioners file suit against Utah company
• Local teacher has a flair for the dramatic
• Firth students shine at FCCLA state tournament
• IAHS principal helps students succeed
• Relay for Life needs more teams
• Alladin Junior comes to Blackfoot High
• BYU-I students help Dawn Enterprises
• Test makes dirt from garbage
• Idaho Virtual Academy conducts language arts fair
• Portneuf doctor implants first MRI-compatible pacemaker
• Twin Buttes Lions honor members
• SEICAA needs cereals, pastas
• Firth students headed to Boise competition
• Bingham's Got Talent is May 6
• Jensen Grove Lake to begin filling with water
• Community Garden registration Saturday
• Chamber board selects new director
• City Council passes use agreement for parks, fields
• Firth destroys barn in Firth
• Shelley man publishes science fiction book
• Volunteers help set up musical
• Organizations receive funds from Christmas Tree Fantasy
• The hands of Fellowship
• 4-H kids serve breakfast
• IHFA honors local realtors
• Snake River students go on virtual field trip
• Tribes host job fair for construction of hotel, events center
• Family plans Japan benefit concert
• County Republicans gather at Premier Technology
• Blackfoot dancer seeks chance to solo at 'Stadium of Fire"
• Shelley Preparedness Fair draws crowd
• Two former BHS athletes sentenced to jail, probation
• D55 considers Native American language preservation
• Bingham Search & Rescue offers SCUBA class
• One arrested in Firth man's death
• Second-grader injured in collision with car
• New Scouts learn first aid
• Snake River art teacher shares style
• Sleeping Beauty comes to Blackfoot
• Blackfoot High senior working as Senate page
• Babcock claims title of Blackfoot's Distinguished Young Woman
• Shelley board approves purchase of new bus
• Reserve sheriff's deputies volunteer to serve
• City council discusses emergency access
• Building Snake River's band program
• Sex offender code: Tribes to implement offender registration
• ‘Little misses’ go to day camp with DYW
• Hansen is Distinguished Young Woman
• Three locals to receive National Turkey Federation awards
• Local teacher receives classroom grant
• Longtime friends get together in Blackfoot
• Wapello students use hands-on approach to learning science
• County voters approve all levies
• Tanner brothers to be inducted into Idaho Potato Museum Hall of Fame
• County, hazing case defendant reach plea agreement
• County officials discuss payment of BURA debt
• Distinguished Young Women candidates read to Stoddard students
• Storyteller entertains Moreland students
• Jury selection successful in second BHS hazing case
• Jury selection begins in another BHS hazing case
• Commissioners to read to Head Start students
• Bus accident a result of fatal medical condition
• Kluvers steps down as Search and Rescue commander
• 'Price is Right' for Bingham pair
• Volunteers donate time, energy at Community Center
• 'Joseph' to open tonight
• Testimony given: Juvenile trial begins in BHS hazing case
• Local teachers rally in opposition of education reform plan
• Firth Ag teacher nominated for FFA award
• Jury seated for one hazing defendant's trial
• Jury selection in BHS case to begin today
• Local Scout troop retires several flags
• Council to discuss “salts” ban
• Volunteers needed to prepare Community Center facility
• ISU professor's voice no longer a solo
• Eager students create fun for BHS teachers
• Dive team prepares for ice rescue
• Duo writes, illustrates children's books
• 4 musicians make all-Northwest band
• County wants backup generator at SRHS
• Local woman celebrates 97th birthday
• Blackfoot blood drive Wednesday
• A memorable blood drive
• Hulse’s Bingham roots run deep
• Math-a-Thon fundraiser kicks off
• Levy renewal: D. 55 asking for $1.975 levy to be renewed
• BHS students take a stand against tobacco
• Pair of hazing suspects get trial dates
• Bank of Commerce celebrates grand opening
• ISU president praises Aberdeen
• North Bingham Boy Scouts have some wintertime fun
• Blackfoot High students prepare for Renaissance Fair
• Audit results in: District 55 policy report finds few problems
• Shelley Library offers story kits for loan
• On the Spot owner floods own home
• Local school receives $50,000
• Growing quickly: NDN Scholars program doubles
• Woman with local ties receives Bronze Star
• Students going to Boise for competition
• Fighting back: Researchers battle potato disease
• Scout aids Tribal Corrections for Eagle project
• Asmus named teacher of year
• Teacher doing something that matters
• Bingham native key fundraiser at Utah State
• Local woman competes to build village
• Parmenter wins American Legion oratory contest
• It’s Sweet to be home
• Picketers protest windmill decision
• Students donate books to PMC
• Katseanes sentenced to overnight jail stay, probation
• Update: Felony charges dropped against all athletes
• Plans advance for new jail kitchen
• BHS hazing case: Prosecutor to dismiss some felony charges
• Former county prosecutor becomes tribal judge
• Parrish teaches students life skills
• Local man ends 40-year military career
• Red Kettle campaign exceeds goal
• Workers clearing trees near Blackfoot River
• First appearance: Ex-BHS athletes hear charges
• Children of St. Bernard's to present Nativity play
• Packer placed on administrative leave
• New charges: Five juveniles charged in separate BHS hazing case
• Firth woman trains school board members
• More hazing victims uncovered
• Students read 2 million minutes
• Cookies go quickly at Festival
• Program funding cut for children with emotional disorders
• UPDATED: BHS hazing suspects served
• Ordinance refined; Commissioners discuss dwellings, towers
• Colman resigns from Blackfoot School Board
• A Dickens Christmas
• Christmas Tree Fantasy
• Eastern Idaho State Fair
• Car Wash Fundraiser
• Blackfoot - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Cross Cultural Connection

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