Stories from Friday, February 13, 2015

The Mountain Home Lady Tigers continued to show improvement but ended their regular season basketball schedule with a loss at Caldwell. They opened this year's district tournament with a loss at Kuna. Caldwell 44, Mountain Home 23 It looked like the Mountain Home Lady Tigers would finally get their first win of the season last Tuesday, when they faced Caldwell in their regular season final. But the Lady Cougars came out strong in the second half and downed Mountain Home, 44-23...

The Mountain Home Tigers had another solid week of wrestling, taking duals from Gooding and Kimberly before finishing in first place at the Weiser Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Mountain Home 58, Gooding 21 Mountain Home won 10 of 15 matches against Gooding at Kimberly last Tuesday, beating the Senators, 58-21...

The Mountain Home Arts Council resumes its yearly schedule of events as it hosts the Michaela Stutz French Trio during a concert Feb. 19 at the War Memorial Hall, 515 East 2nd South St. Featuring an evening of rhythmically diverse music from all cultures, doors to the performance open at 6:30 p.m. with the concert following at 7 p.m...

Seven students from Mountain Home High School will face students from across Idaho while putting their business skills to the test during this year's Business Professionals of America state competition. Tavara Freeman, Liana Lopez, Andrea Lopez, Lydia Shearman, Cambry Bethel, Ashley Borg and Wesley Yockey qualified for the state event following their recent appearance at a regional event held at the College of Western Idaho...

Julie Ann Yost, age 55 of Hammett, passed away at her home in Hammett on Feb. 7, 2015. Arrangements are under the direction of Rost Funeral Home, McMurtrey Chapel, in Mountain Home.