Nature Path repair slowed by public work’s distractions
SHELLEY – The nature path along the river has been under construction for almost a year. Shelley’s public work’s department
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Month: August 2021
LIVE: Shelley Planning and Zoning holds public hearing on increasing the lot sizes for residential developments
Beginning at 7:30 p.m. at Shelley City Hall, the Planning and Zoning board will hear from the public on increasing the minimum lot size in new residential developments.
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Shelley is back to school
Masks are not required for students as they go back to school tomorrow, but attendance is more important than many may realize.
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Smoke and haze will shroud our skies through the week
If you woke up this morning to the smell of smoke and a blood-red sun rising over the mountains, you might think there is an extensive, local fire burning. But there isn’t.
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Annual Little Buckaroo Rodeo brings out hundreds of little buckaroos
FIRTH – The 55th annual Little Buckaroo Rodeo brought hundreds of spectators out to watch hundreds of young cowboys and
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Two people injured when a motorcycle collides with two vehicles
BONNEVILLE COUNTY – A motorcyclist and vehicle driver were injured after the motorcycle driver struck a Jeep Wrangler while passing
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West Nile Virus discovered in Bingham county mosquitos
The Bingham County Abatement District’s mosquito control program, operated by Vector Disease Control International (VDCI), has detected the first West Nile virus (WNV) positive mosquito pool of 2021 in Bingham County
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Lexie Westergard is new Utah Jazz Dancer
SHELLEY – Former Shelley resident Lexie Westergard becomes the first NBA star from this area in recent memory. Shelley has
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City councilman retires, Mayor appoints new member
After spending nearly 12 years serving the people of Shelley, a city councilman is retiring to spend more time with his grandchildren.
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Avoiding conflict between my appointment to the City Council and Community Pioneer
Last evening, I was appointed by Mayor Pascoe back onto the city council to fill the vacated seat left by Earl Beattie.
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