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Despite 14 runs, Lady Tigers lose to Wood River
(High School Sports ~ 03/27/15)
The Mountain Home Lady Tigers put a season-high 14 runs on the scoreboard last Tuesday, but costly errors led to an 18-14 loss to Wood River at Memmelaar Field in Mountain Home. Wood River scored six runs in the fourth and fifth innings to pull away for the non-conference win...
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Track and field team places at Bishop Kelly meet
(High School Sports ~ 03/27/15)
The Mountain Home Tigers track teams finished third in both the boys and girls competition during Thursday's triangular track and field meet at Bishop Kelly High School. Bishop Kelly ran away with the girls competition, scoring 14 points. Caldwell was a distant second with 41, with Mountain Home finishing third with 31 points...
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Extension office offers lawn and garden watering tips
(Local News ~ 03/27/15)
With people in the local area getting to work in their yards and gardens, officials with the Elmore County Extension Office offered some tips to keep these areas properly watered. "Landscapes are important to the value and pleasure that we get from being a homeowner," said Mir Seyedbagheri, University of Idaho extension educator. "However, wise watering makes good economic sense and is healthier for your lawn, trees and gardens."... -
Chamber seeking theme for AFAD
(Local News ~ 03/27/15)
The Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce and its Air Force Appreciation Day Committee are seeking help from local residents to select a theme for the yearly celebration. The 55th Annual Air Force Appreciation Day theme will be used on tickets and posters promoting the event, which pays tribute to those stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base and other military members living in Idaho...
