UPDATE − Firefighters were dispatched last night to a fire around 7:30 p.m. at a locally owned landfill.
UPDATE − Firefighters were dispatched last night to a fire around 7:30 p.m. at a locally owned landfill.
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The East Idaho Business Journal and APG Signature Events are teaming up to present the inaugural East Idaho Women of Influence awards dinner on Dec. 4.
Madison’s boys soccer team won their opening district tournament match Saturday beating Rigby 1-0 in a defensive battle.
REXBURG − Chinese officials arrested China Horizons director Alyssa Petersen last month and charged her with “illegally moving people across borders.” Peterson’s family believes the charges to be unfounded and have set up a GoFundMe page to raise funds for legal fees.
Madison’s girls soccer team started the district tournament off with a bang Saturday afternoon beating Rigby 9-1 with a six-goal second half.
Over the next few weeks, the Standard Journal will be publishing candidates' answers posed for the upcoming November election. These are answers given by St. Anthony Candidates.
ASHTON – The city is considering increasing its garbage pickup fees to slightly more than five percent.
Rexburg
HENRY’S LAKE — An Upper Valley resident was the person flying the single engine airplane when it crashed Saturday afternoon. The airplane coming in for a landing at the Henry’s Lake Airstrip overturned upon landing.
Madison football fell 21-19 to Blackfoot Friday after losing the 13-point lead they established in the first half. The Bobcats led over three quarters but were outscored 14-0 in the second half.
North Fremont kept their undefeated season alive with another blowout win Friday beating West Jefferson 54-13.
Madison's volleyball team played beat Highland in three sets Thursday. The scores for each set were: 25-16; 25-9; 25-23.
Sugar-Salem’s football team totaled Teton 42-0 in their first conference game of the season in Driggs Friday.
Rexburg
REXBURG −Chinese officials arrested China Horizons director Alyssa Petersen last month and charged her with “illegally moving people across borders." Peterson's family believes the charges to be unfounded and have set up a GoFundMe page to raise funds for legal fees.
Sugar-Salem’s girls’ soccer team finished off their season with a bang Tuesday beating South Fremont 11-0.
After topping the Cougars in St. Anthony 5-0 on September 19, the Diggers once again beat South Fremont 5-0 Tuesday.
REXBURG – Despite herculean efforts to finish harvesting spuds this week, there remain thousands of acres of potatoes left to be gathered. Temperatures dipped into the 20s Wednesday night preventing Upper Valley farmers from culling their crops.
Sugar-Salem beat South Fremont in three sets Tuesday bring the Lady Diggers district record to 2-0.
This past Saturday night, three of the area Distinguished Young Women participants won scholarships at the state program in Idaho Falls. This program involved 36 young women throughout the state of Idaho and was held at the Colonial Theater.
Every Friday of October the Standard Journal will publish one story about local Halloween attractions. This is one of a series of stories. Happy Halloween!
REXBURG – A non-traditional Brigham Young University-Idaho student, who works as the university’s building supervisor while also managing the Rexburg Farmer’s Market each summer, is running for Rexburg mayor.
Rexburg
The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce held their Meet the Candidates forum for Rexburg today at the Romance Theater, located in downtown Rexburg.
Madison boys’ soccer team hosted Thunder Ridge Monday night in the bobcat stadium at their final game of the regular season.
State/Nation/World
- 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL FROM POCATELLO REPORTED MISSING
- Police: Utah man gave his unknowing co-workers pot brownies
- Single engine airplane overturns following landing at Henry's Lake Airstrip
- Safety in Chapels Is the Responsibility of Every Latter-day Saint
- Director of China Horizons detained in China
- Despite freezing temperatures, potato farmers harvest majority of crops
- TJ Maxx employees arrested for reportedly stealing merchandise
- Three area young women win scholarships at state DYW
- The Haunted Mill
- ISU professor dies in Yellowstone backcountry
- Kennedy Blaser returns from Arkansas Mission
- Latter-day Saints worldwide introduced to New Program for parents and youth
- Sister Kennedy Blaser returns from Bentonville Arkansas Church Mission
- Engage society in informed, sincere and civil ways, Church global leader of children says
- Church donates to suicide prevention and awareness campaign in Utah
- Two Church missionaries severely injured in car crash on Friday
- Tonga Temple President died on Thursday
- Church celebrates President Nelson's 95th birthday
- President Nelson's Birthday and Christ-like service celebrated tonight
- Elder Porter Moore returns from Nevada Las Vegas Mission
