Stories from Wednesday, October 28, 2015

The Idaho National Guard readiness complex in Mountain Home is expected to continue serving soldiers in the years to come while others across the state are expected to close under a plan unveiled on Friday. For the third year, the Idaho Army National Guard submitted a proposal to Congress that would result in not only modernizing National Guard facilities but also reducing the number of these armories, commonly known as readiness centers...

Voters across Elmore County will go to the polls Tuesday to cast their votes in local elections that include selecting the next mayor of Mountain Home as well as two city council races. Local polling stations will open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov. 3...

by Tim Bondy Mountain Home News People came early to the 12th annual St. Luke's health and wellness fair held at North Elementary School on Saturday morning. Some came early because they needed to "fast" that morning for testing purposes while others were there just to learn...

by Tim Bondy Mountain Home News The Mountain Home Police Department won top honors during a "Spooktacular" Halloween decorating contest hosted by the Mountain Home News. Over the past two weeks, the newspaper received five nominations from the community highlighting various indoor and outdoor seasonal decorations...