Stories from Thursday, November 4, 2010

The City of Mountain Home would like to assist its citizens with leaf raking and snow shoveling this fall and winter. Persons who are senior citizens or disabled and need help with their property should call city's Code Enforcement Officer Kelly Janis at 580-2091. She has developed a list of volunteers willing to help...

The debate season got off to a fast start last Saturday for the Mountain Home High School Talkin' Tigers Debate team as the squad won eight awards at the Meridian Novice Debate Tournament at Meridian High School. The awards were the first ever from Mountain Home students at the tournament for first-time debaters...

The Elmore County 4-H FIRST Lego League-Robotics team, "The Mad Hatters," attending its first tournament in Twin Falls Saturday. FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) was founded by inventor Dean Kamen to inspire young people's interest and participation in science and technology...

The Mountain Home Tiger girls cross country team finished fifth in the state at the 4A state girls cross country race at Soda Springs on Saturday. Bishop Kelly won the 4A girls race. Preston was second, Twin Falls third, Jerome fourth, Mountain Home fifth, Skyview sixth, Hillcrest seventh, Madison eighth, Moscow ninth and Bonneville 10th, followed by Century, Kuna, Sandpoint and Wood River...

The Emmett Huskies scored 29 points in a four-minute time space in the third quarter to pull away from the Mountain Home Tigers for a 49-20 SIC 4A Conference football win Friday night at Emmett. The Tigers were the first to get on the scoreboard, going 50 yards in just two plays mid-way through the first quarter...