Thursday May 24 | Challis Messenger
School board wrestles with budget concerns
The May school board meeting was attended by teachers anxious to learn if budgeting woes would affect salaries.A Concerns about District #181's financial status increased as teachers and administrators discovered the request for a continuation of the Craig-Wyden Bill that provided the Forest Reserve Funds was dropped from the transportation bill it ... (more)
Voters stick with incumbents Lumpkin, Butts, Barrett in primary
This week, online viewers will see a new web version for The Challis Messenger. We've added a bell and whistle or two that we think will improve the site and make it more engaging for all.
City moves forward on new well, diversion
This week, online viewers will see a new web version for The Challis Messenger. We've added a bell and whistle or two that we think will improve the site and make it more engaging for all.
SREC: 2012 rate increase unlikely
This week, online viewers will see a new web version for The Challis Messenger. We've added a bell and whistle or two that we think will improve the site and make it more engaging for all.
Mike Simpson to the Custer County Tea Party Patriots May 1, saying he turned down another event in St.
Custer County held weekend search for Challis girl missing since 1993
According to KIDK in Idaho Falls, a search over the weekend in Custer County may be related to the 1993 disappearance of 9-year old Stephanie Crane.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Loan No.: 0198343568 T. S. No.: 11-04196-6 On August 1, 2012 1100 am.
Rep. Steve Thayn of Emmett brought his campaign for the Idaho Senate in the new District 8 to Challis on April 3, speaking to Custer County Tea Party Patriots.