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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Shelley losing historical church
At the end of June, a place of worship will pass into history as the Shelley Community United Methodist Church closes down.
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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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Shelley tree committee celebrates the 20th Anniversary as tree city USA
The city of Shelley Tree Committee celebrated its 20th Arbor Day by planting two trees in honor of Zebbie Miller and Kylee Sorenson, who passed away.
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Shelley wrestler Kolton Stacey signs with the University of Providence
Kolton Stacey signed with the University of Providence in Great Falls to wrestle after returning from a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint in two years.
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Shelley Police Log: May 19 to June 2
The following are most of the incidents reported and responded to by the Shelley Police Department between May 19 through June 2.
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From Shelley to seven-time national champion
Nothing, not even a broken leg, could stop one Shelley native from becoming a seven-time national rugby champion.
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Kids eat free this June
SHELLEY — The Shelley Summer Food program is back for the month of June. From now until June 30, children
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A historical view of Shelley Hillcrest cemetery
Shelley – Hillcrest Cemetery is abuzz with activity this weekend as loved ones and friends come to pay their respect
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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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