Firth basketball brings home wins and students support each other
This week at Firth High School the Cougars achieved victory over South Fremont and students are engaged in 100 Acts of Kindness.
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Month: December 2020
Firth School District obeying governor’s order
During the Firth School Board meeting Thursday evening, frustrated parents of student-athletes demanded the school board allow all parents to attend their children’s sporting events even if it violates the governor’s order.
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The Shelley Police Log: Dec. 3 – Dec. 10
The following are most of the incidents reported and responded to by the Shelley Police Department between December 3, through the morning of December 10.
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Jorge Garcia Obituary
Jorge Garcia, 65, of Firth, passed away December 10, 2020, peacefully at his home surrounded by loved ones in Firth,
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Bingham County Sheriff’s Log: Dec. 4 – Dec 10
The following are most of the incidents reported and responded to by Bingham County Deputies between Dec. 3 through Dec. 10.
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Firth students making and selling Christmas wreaths
A group of Firth High School students designed and built Christmas wreaths for one of their classes. Each wreath is unique and available for purchase.
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Free goodies for anyone willing to share
Melissa Daniels and her friend Brittany Ivins are giving away chocolate chip cookies, fudge and cinnamon rolls for free tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 11, from 3-5:30 p.m. The catch? Anyone who wants a goodie has to take two and give one away.
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Gale Dredge Obituary
On Tuesday, December 8, 2020, Gale Dredge, loving wife and mother of four, passed away in her home after a valiant fight with cancer at the age of 66. She was surrounded by her family.
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Shelley girls take on Hillcrest Knights
The Lady Russets played the Hillcrest Knights at home Wednesday, Dec. 9. Shelley’s C-team and JV scored victories while the varsity suffered defeat.
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Shelley City Council to allow live streaming of meetings
During Tuesday’s city council meeting, the Council agreed to a three-month trial period where Community Pioneer will stream public city council meetings live to YouTube. The Council reached the decision after a lengthy discussion with multiple councilmembers, and the mayor, expressing concerns.
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