Stories from Thursday, May 14, 2015

Mountain Home police and Elmore County deputies honored the memory of a Coeur d' Alene police officer after they attended his funeral on Friday. Police Sgt. Greg Moore died in the line of duty May 5 from a gunshot wound he sustained during a traffic stop to check on a suspicious vehicle...

The varsity baseball season ended for the Mountain Home Tigers last week as they bowed out of the District III 4A tournament with two straight losses. Caldwell 14, Mountain Home 3 (Five innings) Caldwell's Austin Van Horne threw a five-inning no-hitter against Mountain Home on May 4 as the Tigers opened the district tournament at Caldwell, losing to the Cougars, 14-3, in five innings...

The softball season came to a close for the Mountain Home Lady Tigers as they lost to Kuna and Caldwell last week at this year's district tournament. Kuna 11, Mountain Home 1 (Five innings) The sixth-seed Lady Tigers opened the District III 4A softball tournament last Monday against number three seed Kuna, and lost to the Lady Kavemen, 11-1, in five innings at Kuna...

Donna Marie Engelman Daggett went home to be with the Lord on April 23, 2015, from a long battle with cancer. She was born Jan. 30, 1964, to Teddy Ross and Janet Swiegart Ross in Scranton, Pa. She was the youngest of four children: Pam (deceased), Shirley and Paul...

The Mountain Home News incorrectly reported that three men were arrested in connection with a series of mailbox vandalism cases. Perry Savage, Donald Binion and Patrick Coe were identified as suspects in the incidents, which occurred over a 12-day period starting in mid-April 14.