Inflation – Now what?
We know inflation is coming, but we just hope it’ll take its food and go
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Horse doctor up in smoke: The curious account of the founder of Shelley’s first newspaper
The Shelley Pioneer, Shelley’s newspaper for over 100 years, first graced our avenues and streets back in 1906. But the scarcity of records from those days means that the paper’s origins are still uncertain.
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Several Shelley Russet Track Members Head to State
IDAHO FALLS – Shelley Russet Madison Lempka takes 1st in the High Jump while her other track team members qualify
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Shelley baseball star signs letter of intent
SHELLEY — A Shelley High School baseball star will play baseball for Georgetown College in Kentucky After fielding multiple offers
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Two fugitives with felony warrants arrested in Shelley
Shelley Police moved in at gunpoint and arrested two fugitives with multiple outstanding warrants on South Park Monday at 7 p.m.
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Shelley FFA awards more than $6,000 in scholarships
Students in the Future Farmers of America Shelley Chapter received more than $6,000 in scholarships this year and created a new scholarship in honor of a beloved teacher.
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Community orchestra holding first concert since former director passed away
The Community Orchestra at Firth is back for their first concert of the year.
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Local American Legion Post courts new members and increased awareness of veterans’ service
The American Legion has a long and storied history of service. Participation by veterans has ebbed and flowed over the years in Shelley, with wonderful strides being made in serving the community and contributing to the patriotism of new generations.
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What to know about Firth’s $400,000 levy
On Tuesday, May 18, Firth School District patrons will vote on whether or not to approve a ten-year $400,000 plant facility levy.
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Shelley High School Key Club end of year review
The Shelley Kiwanis Key Club was very busy this school year. Despite the rough year our community had in 2020, they wanted to ensure that traditions and service opportunities were still successful like always.
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