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Business sending coffee to troops
By LESLIE MIELKE This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it FIRTH The Civil War and some of its battles has come to life for some Firth High School students and southeastern Idaho residents.
Idaho Falls Police Investigate ATM Theft
Police are hoping some unique surveillance pictures of an ATM theft will help them find who did it.
Teacher introduces students to education
By LESLIE MIELKE This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it FIRTH - It's just a-maze-ing that a person can earning a living by designing, cutting and teaching farmers how to run a corn maze.
Endangered Snail Delaying Construction
The idea that a snail, half the size of a dime, would delay construction on a new boat ramp might sound silly but it's happening in Idaho Falls.
By Leslie Mielke FIRTH - Tom Luna, Idaho's Superintendent of Public Instruction, visited classrooms and spoke with teachers at Firth High School Thursday, Sept.
Youth with own Angus herd wins award
Monday, 14 September 2009 By Leslie Mielke BLACKFOOT Two members of the Prime Cut 4-H Club are Levi Adams and Cody Killian from Firth.
Recycling in Bingham County is only a phone call away. Levi and Kendra Stacey have been operating Bingham Curbside Recyclers since April 2009.
Shelley/Firth firemen check out new - Engine 1'
The Shelley-Firth Fire District has a new Class A fire truck in its arsenal. About every five years, a new truck is purchased for either Firth or Shelley since the two towns form one fire district, Firth Fire Chief Bruce Anthony said.
Meeting Held to Come Up With a Balanced Way to Pay for Medicaid's Katie Beckett Program
Since 1982, state tax payers have been supporting a Health and Welfare program named after a young girl named Katie Beckett.
A Big Bang for your Lila Buckaroo
FIRTH Hundreds of people attended and participated in the Little Buckaroo Rodeo held in Firth Friday, July 31, and Saturday, Aug.
A full slate of activities is scheduled for Saturday morning, Aug. 1. A cowboy breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. will served in the Firth City Park.
IDAHO FALLS A Blackfoot bus driver for the Idaho National Laboratory is the region's safest driver of the year, according to the National Safety Council.
The Bingham County Sheriff's department pulled the body of Mario Barraza out of the Snake River near Firth Friday afternoon.
Bingham Searching & Rescue Looking for Man in Snake River
The Bingham County Search and Rescue Team is looking for a 30-year-old Firth man in Firth River Bottoms on the Snake River.
Patriotic road show hits Firth
To celebrate the Fourth of July, members of the Basalt and Firth communities held their first patriotic road show Wednesday evening.
Urban Interface Drill Set for Saturday
Even though we've had a wet spring there is a growing concern for summer wildfires.
D.A.R.E. awareStudents finish anti-drug program in style
Eleven-year-old Alyssa Alvarado knows the effects drugs can have on her body. She also knows the effects it could have on her life.
Woman appeals murder charge - Bingham Co. woman's charge was dismissed without prejudice
A Bingham County woman has filed an appeal with the state Supreme Court over a judge's decision to dismiss a murder charge against her.
Kids Celebrate DARE Graduation
More than 700 fifth graders played the day away, as a celebration of their D.A.R.E. graduation.