By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor At the Mini-Cassia track meet at Minico High School on Friday, Kenidee Hyde broke her own Preston High School record for the third time this year in the pole vault, jumping 9 feet 6 inches. The girls’ team placed sixth out of 14 teams with 61.5 points. The...
By SYDNEY BLAIR WS sports writer This past week didn’t help the Pirates much. Their track meet in Grace got canceled due to bad weather. They were supposed to travel there on Friday. Since the meet was canceled and it’s only two weeks to go until district, they rescheduled to travel back to Grace...
By CITIZEN STAFF FARMINGTON, Utah – Weston native Chris Stewart made it through the Utah State Republican Convention, Saturday, gaining enough delegate support to eliminate the need for a Primary fight in June. He now looks to the general election on Nov. 6, hoping to represent Utah’s 2nd Congressional District. For the full story...
By CITIZEN STAFF This coming fall, some 1,000 Franklin County households will be receiving a Community Needs Assessment survey put together by the Franklin County Medical Center and Idaho Health Facilities Authority. Residents will be asked to provide input on awareness of current hospital services and what they would like to see as potential...
By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor Preston Golf and Country Club will be hosting a One-man (person) Scramble on Saturday, May 5, according to John Van Vleet, general manager and head professional of the golf course. He said the entry fee is $65 for non-members including cart and $45 for members. Flights will be...
From the Idaho State Journal Diamondbacks’ offense explodes for 14 runs in win over Indians Five games in six days. That is what the Century High School baseball team had in front of them when the week began. After beating Blackfoot on Monday, the Diamondbacks had a 4A Fifth District matchup with...
By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor The second meeting of the Cache Valley Airshed Group went very well, and was well attended, according to Melissa Gibbs, airshed coordinator with the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). “We had an open discussion on ideas for possible control measures to implement on the Idaho side (Franklin...
By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor FRANKLIN – A planned horse and commercial development in Franklin has received the green light to proceed after the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to approve a recent rezone application and preliminary plat for the project. The Horse Station at Cache Valley is a proposed horse-sports...
By RODNEY D. BOAM Citizen editor The West Side Fine Arts Competition will be held tonight, (Wednesday) at the Dahle Performing Arts Auditorium. There have been a large number of entries this year, so the beginning time has been moved to 6:30 p.m. The students will be competing in piano, vocal, instrumental, solo dance,...
