Stories from Thursday, February 16, 2017

Members from the Elmore County extrication team were credited with rescuing four teens, who were left stranded on Highway 20 after their car hit a flooded stretch of roadway. According to Alan Roberts from the extrication team, Rattlesnake Creek had crested its banks with approximately two feet of water flowing across the highway near milepost 10 about four miles northeast of Mountain Home...

The Lady Tigers saw their post-season plans come to an end as they lost to the visiting Caldwell Cougars during the third round of the district playoffs Feb. 8. Entering the post season as the fifth seed, Mountain Home faced fourth-seeded Skyview on Feb. 6. Following that win, the Lady Tigers took on Ridgevue, who had unseated the top-ranked Bishop Kelly Lady Knights the previous evening...

The Mountain Home Tigers came away with four undefeated wrestlers while finishing second overall as they competed in a tournament last week at Pocatello High School. Mountain Home competed against 13 other schools in a team dual format tournament trailed by just three points in their quest for top honors among the other teams...