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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Firth News
Carl M. Bradley laid to rest at Shelley’s Hillcrest Cemetery
SHELLEY – Carl M. Bradley’s remains were buried at Shelley’s Hillcrest Cemetery with full military honors this past Saturday, June
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New auto body shop opens in Firth
Just-In-Case Auto Body & Repair officially opened Saturday in the old Stop n Go on Mainstreet in Firth.
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Hometown Hero Carl Bradley to be buried at Shelley’s Hillcrest Cemetery
SHELLEY – Carl Merrill Bradley, Navy Fireman 2nd Class, will be interned at Shelley’s Hillcrest Cemetery with full military honors
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Champ’s Heart may not get to stay in Shelley
Champ’s Heart, the nonprofit that lets children and veterans with disabilities and their families ride and work with horses for free, may have to leave by September.
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US Highway 91 project moving traffic
SHELLEY – Traffic running between Shelley and 65th South will be diverted next week onto the newly laid highway as
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After nearly 80 years, a Shelley man killed at Pearl Harbor is coming home
The earthly remains of Carl Merrill Bradley, Navy Fireman 2nd Class, an uncle, a brother, and a son, is returning home to the community he left over 80 years ago to serve the country he loved. He will be interned at Hillcrest Cemetery with full military honors on June 26, at 11 a.m.
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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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