Giddy up for the Little Buckaroo Rodeo
The 55th annual Little Buckaroo Rodeo is kicking off next Friday.
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Author: Mike Price
Shelley rallying behind beloved grade school teaching fighting cancer
The community is rallying behind a beloved teacher who is battling an incurable cancer.
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Shelley’s City Council shoots down Fox Crossing development
The City Council denied construction of the Fox Crossing neighborhood – a 375 home development — before an overflowing chamber of a concerned citizen.
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UPDATE: Water main repaired
The city is asking residents to shut off their water and conserve as much as they can after a main water line broke in the early Tuesday morning in the area of N. Byron and Maple.
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Champ’s Heart is leaving Shelley at end of the month
Just months after Champ’s Heart thought they had a permanent home at the North Bingham County Historical Park, the nonprofit, dedicated to helping children and veterans with special needs, finds itself homeless once again.
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Planning and Zoning board approves 375 plot subdivision
At Tuesday’s Planning & Zoning Board meeting, the board approved the preliminary plat for a 375 plot subdivision on E Center St. east of N Lincon Ave
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As drought persists, Shelley asks residents to conserve water
Shelley’s Mayor and City Council are trying to be proactive in water conservation by asking residents to start watering their lawns every other day and do avoid watering during the hottest hours of the day.
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Cox’s Honey warehouse getting a storefront
The Cox’s Honey warehouse is getting a new 1,800 square foot storefront.
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Heart 2 Hand Food Pantry takes over North Bingham County Foodbank and former Methodist church
The Shelley Community United Methodist Church closed last month, and with it went the North Bingham County Community Foodbank, but that doesn’t mean this is the end.
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Firth School District working on school upgrades
While school is out for the summer, the Firth School District is hard at work improving its schools.
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