By RODNEY D. BOAM Citizen editor The Greater Preston Business Association (GPBA) will hold their annual dinner and awards banquet on Thursday, Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. at the Robinson Building. The new board members and officers will be introduced and the accomplishments of the organization will be reviewed. The new officers will lay...
By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor Voters in Franklin and other counties in the state will have to declare a political party affiliation by next month in order to vote for Republican candidates in the upcoming primary election. Electors can declare themselves to not be affiliated with any recognized political party, but that will...
Amanda Hull, an Edwards Floral employee. prepares a Valentine’s Day bouquet. She said the flower shop gets really busy just before the romantic holiday. Mother’s Day is our busiest time, but Valentine’s comes in a close second, she said.
By RODNEY D. BOAM Citizen editor The Preston Citizen has a new mobile App that can be downloaded free from the App store for android and iPhone users. To get the App type in PRESTON CITIZEN. Citizen publisher Greg Madson said the advantage to the App is readers can get instantaneous news on the...
By RODNEY D. BOAM Citizen editor If you were busy on Sunday, Jan. 29, and missed the Bear River Massacre memorial, Paula Watkins, a library consultant for the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone, produced a video of some of the highlights of the three hour meeting for The Preston Citizen. Check out the approximately...
By TERESA CHIPMAN PHS sports writer Preston maintained their momentum on the road and captured two more wins making it 10 straight and ending the regular season with a 15-5 record. On Friday, Feb. 10, the Indians traveled to Minico where they have never won a game and decisively ended that streak with a...
By ANDREA MARTIN WS sports writer DAYTON – If there is one thing that seems to be giving the Pirates a hard time this year, it is their games on the road. After travelling to Malad last week, and coming home with a loss, they realized their record on the road isn’t doing them...
By AMY LEMMON West Side sports writer The West Side wrestlers had a meet at Soda Springs with Grace and Firth this past week. The meet was on Feb. 8. McCoy Roberts said, “I think we did alright considering we didn’t really have our whole team there. We could have done better.” The 2A...
By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor Legislative faces remain the same for area voters, but District 31 has become a thing of the past thanks to an Idaho Supreme Court ruling and redistricting efforts of an appointed Commission. A proposed redistricting map, the result of a federal mandate to equally divide population within voting...
