More than $8,000 awarded in Distinguished Young Women scholarships
FIRTH — The Firth/Shelley Distinguished Young Women’s program awarded more than $8,000 in scholarships to 11 junior-aged girls. The program
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Firth News
Meeting tomorrow to discuss Firth’s $400,000 plant facilities levy
Thursday night the Firth School Board will decide how to proceed with the ten-year, $400,000 plant facilities levy going on the ballot on May 18.
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Firth gets high scores at state cheer championship
NAMPA – Firth Cougar Cheer overcomes injuries early on to take first in cheer stunts and third place for cheer
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Firth and Shelley BPA students place at State; now going to nationals
Students from Firth and Shelley placed at the state BPA competition and will now compete at nationals.
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Firth Cheerleaders seek State title
FIRTH – Firth High School cheerleaders bring pride to Cougar town as they advance once again to the State Cheer
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Community Pioneer is looking for comic strip artists
Do you love to draw? Do you have your own original characters? More importantly, could you use a $20 gift card?
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Firth wrestlers bring home third and fourth place at State
The Firth High School Wrestling team sent 12 wrestlers to the 2021 2A State Wrestling Tournaments Saturday, Feb. 27, at Ford Idaho Center in Nampa. Two Firth wrestlers brought home third and fourth place medals.
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Firth High School hosts economic summit
Each year, Boise State University hosts the International Economic Summit for high school students around the state, but this year the summit was canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions. So Firth High School decided to host their own.
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Local woman vows to make friend’s dream come true
Longtime Firth resident Deena Surerus, who recently moved to Shelley, has seen miracles happen.
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Distinguished young women can earn scholarships
The Distinguished Young Women program is gearing up for 2021, with last year’s Firth/Shelley Distinguished Young Woman Kassidy Payne working hard to get more girls involved.
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