Mountain Home, ID News

• Mountain Home, ID News
• Daniel Dopps Memorial RAM PRCA Rodeo
• Back to School for Mountain Home - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Feb. 9-15, 2011
• Lady Tigers qualify for state -- the hard way
• Tiger basketball team gets ready for district
• Tigers close out season with win
• Adults need DUI awareness
• We've got a great little town
• Reject Mayfield developments
• Get involved in education
• Council delays church proposal
• Dog demo planned at library
• Women's History Banquet to honor six for sports
• GOP gather to hear challenges for Idaho
• Houston to be honored as Person of the Year
• UPDATE - Mercury spill forces school evacuation, closure
• Frank Hicks
• Meetings planned to discuss Luna education plan
• Jack Green
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Feb. 2-8, 2011
• Time to change our terror war plan
• Thanks for support of son
• Lots of questions, no easy answers for county
• County delays Mayfield vote; additional public input possible
• Black History Banquet scheduled for Feb. 18
• Women's History Banquet to honor 6
• City P&Z recommends approval of new church at Salvation Army site
• School board: Luna's plan 'a disaster'
• Tigers snap losing streak with win over Bulldogs
• Talkin' Tigers win record-breaking competition
• 'Titletown West' fandom
• Jack Green
• Roxie A. (Mink) Bossenberger
• Julianna Hetz
• Frank Hicks, 86, succumbs to injuries
• Daryel Crain
• Loretta Fadeley
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Loretta M. Fadeley
• Flood cleanup planned
• Lady Tigers extend winning season over Kuna, Columbia
• Fourth quarter collapses prove costly to Tigers
• BLM temporarily places 6,900 acres off limits to motor vehicles
• Record numbers expected for local speech tournament
• YMCA backs rec district plan
• Banquet tickets on sale
• Glenns Ferry goes Green and Gold
• Bruneau and Beyond
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Julianna Hetz
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Roxie A. (Mink) Bossenberger
• Clyva "Giget" G. Floyd
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Vonda Harriet Morton
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Susie Bulgin
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Daryel D. Crain
• Tana Pedone
• Lola P. Moore
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Antonia Gutierrez
• Ryker Jayden Longhurst
• City police investigating string of vehicle vandalism cases
• Animals seized after investigation
• Jackie Nulle
• Emmy Elston
• Student launches effort to find class' lost 'companion'
• County has two Superbowl ties
• File your income taxes online for free
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Jan 19-25, 2011
• Student works against texting while driving
• Otter, Luna urge education changes
• Tippetts, Kilgore to marry
• Lady Tigers rebound after Vikings' loss to beat Nampa
• Tigers split victories against Columbia, Skyview
• Tigers roar during recent speech and debate events
• School preps for yearly speech, debate event
• Legion post opens its new facility
• Pothole problem perplexes population
• School district's calendar changes yield benefits
• Chamber names its man, woman of the year
• State Advisory Councils Meet This Week
• Bachman benefit set
• Tony Aquiso
• Marlene McCoy
• Annie Hall
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Emma M. Elston
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Ryker Longhurst
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Tana (Larsen) Pedone
• Celebrate the New Year in Idaho With 10 Free Flowering Trees from the Arbor Day Foundation
• Idaho Cattle on Feed Up 12 Percent from Previous Year
• Idaho December Red Meat Production Down 12 Percent from Last Year
• Idaho Fruit Estimates for 2010
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Jamie Burroughs
• Lefty Crain
• Airman dies in I-84 rollover
• American Legion sponsors Americanism Essay Contest
• Police seek leads in purse snatching case
• Idaho awarded Silver Medal for donor registry effort
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Jan 12-18, 2011
• Rose deserves our thanks
• It was disrespectful
• Health officials urge people to get flu shots
• Tigers pick up conference win at home versus Nampa
• Prayer breakfast honors legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• City council debates changes to local impact fees
• School officials air concerns over Luna's plan
• Terhaar ordered to pay $260,000 in restitution
• Proposed new city would dwarf Mountain Home
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Tony Aquiso
• Chris Christianson
• Hilton Biggs
• Treasure Valley NAACP Installs 2011 Officers, Board Members
• UPDATE: Flooding prompts evacuations in Glenns Ferry
• Museum event will feature historic firearms
• Lailah Titus
• Don Durrant
• <i> Death Notice</i> - Donald K. Durrant
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Jan 5-11, 2011
• School days resume
• Senator lists resolutions for 112th Congressional session
• More than 980 student compete at Elks hoop shoot
• Lady Tigers improve season record with trio of wins
• Tigers rally against Emmett but lose to Middleton
• Talkin' Tigers win third straight tournament
• Illegal immigrant pleads not guilty in death of airman's wife
• Extradition of murder suspect could take 2 more years
• Eight cars egged
• County P&Z airs concerns over 'city'
• Four new county officials take oaths of office
• Babies of the New Year
• <i> Death Notice</i> - Matthew Williams
• <i> Death Notice</i> - Ethel Jim
• <i> Death Notice</i> - Bradley Jaeckel
• Bob Dayley
• <i> Death Notice</i> - Sammuel F. Morton
• Norene Haynes
• Lloyd Law
• Unlicensed Florida debt and credit counselor to refund over $300,000 to Idaho consumers
• Bruneau Valley Library opens 2011 season of Bruneau and Beyond
• Lamont White
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Dec 29, 2010 to Jan 4, 2011
• Parker, Taggart tie knot
• The pantries are full once again
• The government doesn't give anything; it takes
• Search & rescue team commander urges vigilance for hikers, hunters
• Student film festival scheduled
• Assessor notes tax breaks
• Chamber banquet set
• P&Z set to hear proposed 'city' plan
• Second half of year's top stories opened with a bang
• School district faces tough choices
• <i> Death Notice</i> - Lloyd M. Law
• Saturnina Martinez
• Barbara Cresse
• Scott Lucia
• Ruth Anna Flaming
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Barbara J. Cresse
• Highway 20 closed
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Dec 22-28, 2010
• Remember the troops
• Senators vote against helping save mankind
• Report outlines city's efforts to rally new businesses
• Highway 51 road work announced
• Latest census figures show population decline
• Stories surround store's 100-year history
• 2010 in review
• Sherman Luther Bundrant
• Daryl Keck
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Scott Lucia
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Dec 15-21, 2010
• Calvin Ireland, Sr.
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Lois Luttrell
• Ann Knudson
• Dee Dee Joseph
• CLDC wraps up; Capital campaign may follow
• Students say thanks for food drive donations
• Many deserve thanks for Christmas creche exhibit
• Postmaster warns of money order scams
• Commissioners were wise to stall on nuke plant plan
• Tiger wrestlers split home match, win 5 more at Bonneville
• Lady Tigers rebound with three straight victories
• Tigers continue to struggle at hoop with 3 loses
• Carolers to sing for service members
• County P&Z approves solar farm, pet burial site
• McKenna honors student volunteers
• Helping the Giving Tree 'grow'...
• Record-breaking effort...
• Law enforcement to step up DUI patrols
• A leap of faith
• Kenneth Humpherys
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Diana Joseph
• More than 1.4 million stranded holiday drivers expected by AAA
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Bertha Knudson
• Lydia Simmons
• David S. Narasky
• Icy roads linked to interstate crash
• Fire chief issues consumer advisory
• BLM warns of contaminated water in Trueblood WMA
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Dec 8-14, 2010
• Encore Company presents the Grinch
• Feeding the need
• City council approves new commercial complex
• A matter of honor...
• Suspicious package prompts post office evacuation
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Herman Jacob "Jim" Bischoff
• Lynn Lindstrom
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Charles L. Caron
• Ralph Egusquiza
• Bill Day
• Mountain Home named preferred site for Saudi squadron
• Donald Carnahan
• Base starts flight training over Boise & Idaho City
• VA issues advisory over non-affiliated agency
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Wilfred "Bill" Allen Day
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Dec 1-7, 2010
• Lady Tigers falter after 10-point lead in loss to Bishop Kelly
• Mavericks launch 21-2 opening salvo to crush Tigers
• Auto dealer aids impoverished man
• Live nativity set for Sunday
• Celebrating a festival of lights
• Crumblin' down
• Businesses won't look at city until it grows
• Giving Tree program provides Christmas for poor
• Donation programs abound to help feed the needy
• The reason for the season...
• Mountain Home VA clinic opening delayed again
• A gift of hope...
• Mountain Home AFB may get Saudi training squadron
• Wreaths across America
• Jessie Tindall
• Victoria Kinnersley
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Gordan Farnsworth
• Shopping Buy Idaho for the Holidays
• Janet Ruth Burkeen
• UPDATE - County postpones hearing for Mayfield 'city' proposal
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Nov 24-30, 2010
• You forgot one recipe
• A little sacrifice helps a lot
• Woods celebrate golden anniversary in Hawaii
• Adamsons celebrate 50th
• Road conditions extremely hazardous
• Arsonists destroy Haskett home
• Annual Christmas creche debuts Thursday
• A gift of love...
• Mountain Home Schools canceled due to snow
• Doris Lawson
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Amos Shenk
• Schools to host holiday concerts
• Individuals from Elmore County honored at luncheon
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Nov 17-23, 2010
• Time to get behind the rec center
• Help provide food for the needy
• Lady Tigers stumble in non-conference games
• Tigers season begins Saturday
• Talkin' Tigers soar at Country Classic
• Giving Tree tags available
• Tree fest scheduled
• 'Ow!'
• Annual Shop With A Cop event scheduled
• Christmas creche preparations continue
• Demand depletes local food banks
• Work begins on Catholic church project
• Wayne Kirklan
• Roger McKenzie
• Mildred Nix
• Cheri Castelin
• Sheriff has his son arrested on drug charge
• When you wish upon a star...
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Nov 9-16, 2010
• The best Thanksgiving: A Congress at work
• Twin Falls fuels late-game rally to thwart Lady Tigers
• County planning commission OKs wind farm proposal
• Debate team wins Whitman honor
• Fun run to raise funds to battle cancer
• New festival to aid local students, needy
• Martin given probation
• High school earns passing AYP grade
• Cruise turns to adventure for local woman
• Flu shots planned for local students
• Base officer injured in Airbase Road accident
• AAA: Thanksgiving fixins' will beckon 11 percent more travelers this year
• Annual Medicare Enrollment Dates and benefit changes seniors should know
• Cheryl Carrier
• Miniature art highlights 'Vocal, Arts & Cuisine' event
• Barbara DeMott
• Chimney fire damages home
• Flyover kicks off Veteran's Day ceremonies
• High school journalists sweep awards competition
• Sagebrush Sufflers to renew dance schedule
• Lady Tigers to host season opener against Twin Falls
• Veteran's Day event scheduled for Thursday
• Against all odds...
• Mountain Home Police Department, Nov. 3 - 8, 2010
• Two arrested in string of burglaries
• Local all-stars to compete in Shriners' games
• Bank manager says goodbye
• Town needs the Y facility
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Nov 3-8, 2010
• County's new drug, DUI court takes flight
• High school students to help local senior citizens
• Claire Wetherell
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Linwood Moore
• Tom Floyd
• Clothes drive for homeless veterans
• Bruneau Cowboy Christmas Gift Boutique
• Claire Wetherell, the "Matriarch of Mountain Home," dies at age 91
• Katie Dickinson
• 'Fall back' set for Sunday
• Annual 'Vocals, Art & Cuisine' event scheduled
• Marching band set to close out award-winning season
• Huskies rally in 3rd to thwart Tigers
• Cross country team places at state
• City offers fall clean-up help
• First-time debaters earn 8 awards
• 4-H squad competes at regionals in Lego competition
• Ghosts, ghouls stir up Halloween fun
• Award-winning vegetable nets 'cabbage' for student
• Berrys celebrate 50th anniversary
• Band says thanks for all the help
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Oct. 27-Nov 2, 2010
• Rec district incumbents earn narrow wins; Hofer beats Cruser for county seat
• Larry Gross
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Thomas Floyd
• Hoagland enters not-guilty plea
• State attorneys on hand to accept election-related complaints
• Man dies in I-84 head-on crash
• Bob Hayes
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Lawrence Gross
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Katie Dickinson
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Everett W. Aulbach
• Church plans 'trunk or treat' event
• Mongrels fall to Rexburg
• Halloween dance set at youth center
• Time for change on WECRD board positions
• We have a winner...
• New McManus play debuts Nov. 6
• <i>Death Notice - </i>Robert W. Hayes
• Wootan doesn't understand job
• AAA offers tips to keep trick-or-treaters safe
• County gets first look at planned community
• Vote King for commissioner
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Oct. 20-26, 2010
• Re-elect Connie Cruser
• Skyview thwarts Mountain Home
• New WECRD board would help change vision
• Next stop: State
• Allred would make best governor
• 'Now this won't hurt a bit...'
• Nelson and Mayne are best vote
• Raising their voices in song
• Mayne, Nelson will provide WECRD leadership
• City council OKs $50,000 for sewage lagoon repairs
• WECRD clearly needs new leadership and a new vision
• CLDC hears option to build community center in phases
• Thanks for marrow donations
• Man charged in death of airman's wife
• Vote to keep the vision alive
• Police urge safety first on Halloween
• Police investigating counterfeit money circulating around town
• Lady Tigers falter at net, eliminated at district finals
• Voters to decide key races Tuesday
• Students raise $12,500 during spell-a-thon
• Youth center funding restored
• Super Safe Halloween set at Hacker
• 'James and the Giant Peach' debuts Thursday
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Burl J. Cook
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Mary Borg
• Louie Goff
• Billy Lyndaker
• Maurine Balfour
• Danielle Hall
• Marolyn J. Markham passes away at age 62
• Toddler killed in tragic accident in Owyhee County
• Local man held for solicitation in Boise
• Hold people accountable for their actions, not the religions they claim
• Lady Tigers start at district with win against Middleton
• Elect Sellers, Borgholthaus
• Allred is what Idaho needs for a governor
• Bible Baptist Church celebrates golden anniversary
• Tigers girls finish third at Gary Ward Invitational race
• Volleyball team falls in conference play
• Mtn Home soccer squad falls short versus Nampa, Middleton
• Westbound traffic restricted due to accident
• Bud Ring
• Nicholas Stover
• Voting is vital, but know what you're voting for
• ESA Home Tour kicks off Saturday
• Harvest for Hope slated Friday
• Open house set for new LDS stake
• Fire department open house
• Big plays propel Bishop Kelly over Tigers in 35-6 rout
• Tharp to wed Fredericksen
• I-84 travel advisory issued
• Commissioners races among few contested locally
• From dreams to the big screen
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Sept. 29 - Oct. 12, 2010
• Police seek leads in vehicle burglaries
• Riggs celebrate 50th
• Steven Wessela
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Judith Louise Shafer
• 2 men die in separate incidents
• Walter Samuel "Sam" Beach
• Initiative from local shop seeks to help children with disabilities
• Cancer fundraiser hits close to home
• Lady Tigers improve season record with 2 wins, 1 tie
• Tigers struggle on field, fall short in season competition
• Runners finish fourth at Warrior Mountain Classic race
• Fundraiser planned for skateboard park
• Deputy sheriff to retire after 32-year career
• City revises parking laws
• Woman dies from injuries in accident
• Tigers rebound in 21-14 victory over Wildcats
• Bus drivers do a great but thankless job
• Group launches last-ditch effort to save dance hall
• Good weather draws crowds to October event
• Lucille Wilson passes away at age 92
• Advanced voter registration ends Friday
• City moves forward on water hike
• Fire department hosts annual open house
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Sept. 22-28, 2010
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Walter "Sam" Samuel Beach
• Bruneau Valley Library opens fall luncheon program
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Joyce Clemens
• Delbert Frad
• Rosemary Stone
• Islam is nothing but a dangerous cult
• Nuke plant leader named top businessman
• Hold a yard sale for the government?
• Target practice linked to wildfire
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Lucille Wilson
• Lucille Wilson
• Soccer Tigers struggle
• Mtn. Home runners compete at Firman Invitational race
• Lady Tigers fall to Kuna, B.K. before beating Nampa
• Bone marrow registry drive planned
• New CD explores nation since 9/11
• Soccer ladies soar, win 2 of 3 contests
• Keith Allred has the right ideas to be next governor
• Homecoming heartbreaker
• Shriners to hold free screenings for ailing children
• High school art initiative sends message of peace
• Fall Harvest festival set for Saturday
• County abused its own zoning laws
• Person of interest in Glenns Ferry case arrested in Boise
• Brian Pangborn
• Mercedes Bicandi
• Chamber project leader says he's luckiest man in the city
• Homecoming 2010
• Expense study drains WECRD's pool proposal
• Corrections officer charged with misconduct
• Fire department plans open house
• GOP leaders to visit senior center
• <i> Death Notice - </i>Richard Parks
• Reaching a new milepost...
• Lady Tigers struggle at net, fall to Middleton, Emmett
• Tiger runners place during Centipede cross-country race
• Soccer boys fall short
• Lady Tigers split weekend wins
• Carlene Waterman
• UPDATE -- RV destroyed by fire; triggers rangefire
• ADVISORY: Community transit receives new buses
• Memorial established for McRae
• Connie Cruser works hard to represent us; re-elect her
• Fighter squadron marks end of an era
• Saxaphobia show will explore history of sax
• Glenns Ferry man injured in home break-in
• WECRD to receive CLDC report
• Power outage doesn't deter Tigers in Kuna rout
• Despite first-round bye, base still a strong F-35 contender
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Sept. 16-21, 2010
• WECRD board incumbents want to see process through
• Homecoming week continues
• Computer glitch affects printed issue
• Boise teen dies in interstate crash
• Winings to wed Markham
• Trueba, Isham tie knot
• Allied Waste urges changes in recycling effort
• Transformer blowout darkens city
• Boy Scout Fundraiser
• <i>Death Notice-</i> Kondradine "Dina" Reiten
• <i>Death Notice-</i> Verness Crane
• Simple Life Farm Alpacas participates in National Alpaca Farm Days
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Bradley Hutchens
• Jacob Dillon, Jr.
• Highway 30 closed due to car-motorcycle crash
• Mountain Home motorcyclist dies
• Bone marrow donor registry drive planned
• Betty Lou Ligon
• Whee!
• Man attacked during home invasion
• Lady Tigers split soccer series
• Lady runners finish second, boys sixth at Wood River Meet
• Lady Tigers split volleyball conference
• Lady runners finish second, boys sixth at Wood River Meet
• Vroooom...!
• Baumgardner wins state Legion of the Year award
• McKenna to dedicate school's wind turbine
• Grand View horse trainer places at nationals
• JV Tigers boost season record
• MHHS prepares for homecoming
• Tipanuk man sentenced on drug charges
• Pineda hearing moved
• Mayne, Nelson to challenge incumbents for WECRD seats
• Hospitals vital to small towns
• Turnovers prove costly as Wolves thwart Tigers
• Duane Falske
• GED and basic skills improvement class available in Mountain Home
• Forest Service plans fall prescribed burns
• 2009 Idaho Book of the Year selected
• Two small fires break out in county
• <i>Death Notice-</i> Duane Falske
• Big John Knackert
• <i>Death Notice-</i> John W. Knackert
• Donatelli, Tibbenham wed
• Gunfighter 1 says thanks
• 12-year-old killed in ATV accident
• City council solidifies plans to raise water rates
• Two teens injured in rollover
• AFAD turns 50
• Paynes celebrate 50th
• Ernie Smisek
• Ryder McRae
• Local students make honor roll at Oregon State University
• Art Smith's death was a loss to all hunters, youth
• Family gathering reunites father, son after 24 years
• Soccer squad drops games against Skyview, Columbia
• Lady Tigers also falter
• Bicycle riders need to obey the laws
• Local guardsmen prepare for year-long deployment to Iraq
• Car rally starts Saturday
• Runners face tough competition at Soda Springs meet
• County's delays cost area residents jobs
• Special magazine honors AFAD's 50th
• City and county officials seem not to have a clue
• Don't whine, take real action
• Lady Tigers pick up conference win
• Carnival returns to Mountain Home
• Police maintain presence during AFAD
• From adversity to a new life
• Steam engine to roll through Mountain Home
• AFAD's golden anniversary set for Saturday
• Hospital seeks to expand health care, cut costs
• Lattin, Morgan take vows
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Sept. 1 - 7, 2010
• Reader offers water-saving tips
• Time for 10th Amendment to become valid again
• Soccer opener yields win, tie
• Lady Tigers fall in opener
• Ladies go 1-1 in soccer debut
• Retired K-9 officer dies
• Local business owner brings volleyball dream to life
• Runners place at Mud Run, win Camel's Back Classic
• Thomas Parsons
• Labor Day gas brief
• McKenna finishes wind turbine project
• Newspaper headquarters names regional VPs
• WECRD approves 2011 budget, approves more funding for youth
• City to consider permits, fees for local yard sales
• BLM warns about private firefighting backfires
• Editor makes same errors he attacks
• Keep bicycles off the roads?
• Tigers open season with 28-21 win over Jerome
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Aug 25-31, 2010
• Peterson weds Di Sarno
• Law enforcement to focus on seatbelt use
• Thomas Lee Parsons
• School districts gets $684,000 -- with strings attached
• County rejects comprehensive plan amendments
• AFAD set to celebrate golden anniversary
• Frank Kunnecke
• Open talent search in the Treasure Valley
• Margaret Pruette
• AAA expects increase in Labor Day travelers
• Woman says thanks for purse return
• Storm sparks seven fires in area Thursday night
• Police chief warns parents of 'spice' dangers
• Penny wall seeks to draw tourists
• AFAD's success due to widespread community support
• Lady Tigers travel to BK for volleyball season opener
• School's cross country squad debuts at Firth
• Business proves city's honesty
• Those surprised should be honored
• Couple turns century old structure into private sanctuary
• Residents flock to Community Cares Day
• Pineda prelim slated for Tuesday
• Law officers step up DUI patrols for Labor Day
• Bicyclists have a right to the road, too
• Lydia Mendiola
• Despite limited bench, Tigers hope to improve on last year's 2-7 season
• Snoey to wed Erwin
• Friends made exhibit work
• Huge fire erupts south of Glenns Ferry
• City proposed 26% water rate hike
• CLDC releases survey results
• Law enforcement agencies step up DUI prevention efforts
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Aug 18 - 24, 2010
• E. coli reported at Cove Recreation Site
• Denise King
• Marjorie Hugo
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Brian Pangborn
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Denise M. King
• Albertsons Statement on Egg Recall
• Cape Girardeau newspaper executive Lage dies in accident
• Event goes 'to the dogs'
• Glenns Ferry hosts Three Island Celebration
• Publisher named AFAD grand marshal
• Community cares day scheduled
• Invention convention begins at library
• God bless America
• Basques celebrate golden anniversary
• Living like a Colonial child... to a point
• School days begin
• City council to discuss water rate hike
• Fullmer, Delaplain to wed
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Aug 11-17, 2010
• Linda Buck
• Illegal immigrant faces four manslaughter charges
• Bruce Hicks
• Jerry House
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Anthony Herrera
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Luz M. Herrera
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Yvette Herrera
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Amado Herrera
• Head-on crash on I-84 kills four
• Community Cares Day scheduled
• History center celebrates 10th anniversary
• Union Pacific gives $4,000 to seniors, city
• Parks and rec hosts clinic for aspiring tennis stars
• Citizens step up to help kids who need supplies
• American Girl Tea scheduled at library
• Raptors come to roost
• State association approves sports tourney changes
• War no longer worth the effort
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for Aug 4-10, 2010
• Glenns Ferry starts new pioneer history celebration
• Basque Picnic celebrates 50th year Saturday
• Rare concert comes to Mountain Home
• Airport renovation paves way for private jets
• Schools set to open Tuesday
• AFAD Fun Run/Walk sign-ups start
• Company withdraws nuclear plant application
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Linda Buck
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Jerry House
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Michael Snare
• Scouts make 50-mile canoe trek
• Three fires burning in area
• At least two injured in Airbase Road wreck
• Annual Basque picnic set
• Crossing successor event begins Aug. 13
• MHJHS fall sports to begin Aug. 16
• Soccer association hosts camp
• Creepy Crawly Day at the Herrett Center
• Area authorities' search for "hostages," but call now believed to be a hoax
• Toddler turns Big Smoke into a drive-thru
• Rare 'armonica' performance set for Friday
• School district fails Adequate Yearly Progress standards -- again
• Firemen handle car, brush fires
• CLDC survey is skewed
• High school team tryouts begin
• Medical center schedules annual golfing classic
• Budget constraints mean brown lawns for schools
• Commissioners reject comp plan amendments
• City prepares to adopt 'flat' budget for 2011
• School registration opens Friday
• Ready to rumble...
• Rescue unit vets return for reunion
• Sports physicals scheduled
• Ralphs, Collins plan nuptials
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for July 28 - Aug 3, 2010
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Robert Sanders
• Sam Houston
• Charlie Crousore
• Kimberly Pentland
• Glenna Hoagland
• Team tryouts begin
• Tiger football meeting set
• Harold Beach
• Sports physicals scheduled
• For the birds...
• No Idaho bases selected for F-35
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for July 21-27, 2010
• Mountain Home school registration begins Aug. 6
• Rimrock goes to four-day school week
• Circus comes to Mountain Home
• Royals fall one game shy in state title quest
• Fair board messed up queen event
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Kerry L. Wilson
• Mulinax, Kwilinski tie knot
• Christiansen, Bergh to wed
• Arson linked to Tuesday's truck fire
• Getting into the Colonial spirit
• McKenna registration continues
• Glenns Ferry remakes annual crossing celebration
• City works to clean up 'dirty water' issue
• 2 blazes 'ignite' summer fire season
• Fireman recalls day of blast
• I-84 temporarily blocked near Glenns Ferry
• NCO from base dies of unknown causes
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Harold Beach
• Honoring those who served
• 2003 Walmart kidnap, rape suspect returned to Idaho for trial
• Mountain Home gets first exposure at AF's next-generation fighter
• Courts gun ruling should have been 9-0
• Cars and occupants at risk from higher summer temperatures
• Former bank manager here pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Fair officials pleased with attendance figures
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for July 7-13, 2010
• Mountain Home Police Department, June 30 - July 6, 2010
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for July 14-20, 2010
• Elmore County Sheriff's Office, Activity Report for June 30 - July 6, 2010
• Simulator shows how impressive F-35 can be
• Need an extra buck? Turn to your imagination
• New well will fight city's water woes
• Reynolds to marry Young
• Census workers to start second round
• Murphy, Shroyer tie knot
• Jazz, blues artists to perform free concert
• Bowfishing championship set this weekend at C.J.
• Two range fires burning in county
• Man injured in accident at reservoir
• Elks car show proceeds will help auto shop class
• Panhandler arrested on assault charges
• <i>Death Notice</i> - Krystal Ballard
• School registration starts Aug. 6
• FAA rejects airspace expansion effort
• Royals close out regular season with 5 more wins

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