By TERESA CHIPMAN PHS sports writer The Indian girls had a successful week in soccer with a 6-1 victory over visiting Canyon Ridge on Saturday and a 7-0 shutout against Minico at home on Aug. 21. “Canyon Ridge was the best team we have played yet this year and they gave us a...
By TERESA CHIPMAN PHS staff writer The Preston boys soccer team had three games last week finishing up with Canyon Ridge in their first home game of the season on Saturday, Aug. 25. Twice the Indians came from behind and they took the lead in the second half, but ended the day with a...
By CONNOR WALDRON West Side sports writer The West Side Pirates played their first game of the season against the Firth Cougars on Friday. The game was hosted by Firth. The ending score was Firth 44, West Side 16. If all you had seen of this game was the first half, you wouldn’t have...
DAYTON – The scene was chaotic at approximately 3:45 p.m. on Thursday at 800 So. 3200 West, near Dayton. A school bus driven by Tarrel E. Shepherd, 72, was transporting 40 students in grades K-12 home from the second day of school when it collided with Carrie A. Johnson, 18, of Weston, who was...
By Wesley Meacham, For The Citizen PRESTON — It’s not the kind of night Preston coach Nick Hyde imagined for his first game as head coach. The Bear River Bears came into Preston and put a licking on the home team to the tune of a 44-6 loss. The Bears now put their focus...
By RODNEY D. BOAM Citizen editor At 10 years old, Kyalynn Johnston has found a cause she can spend the rest of her life pursuing. The daughter of Jill James Parrish and Tom Johnston has seen the devastation that cancer has reaped on people around her. She wanted to find a way to help....
By ROBERT S. MERRILL Assistant editor DAYTON – The first week of school got off to a “shaky” start in the West Side School District when a school bus and pickup truck collided Thursday afternoon sending a student and the truck driver to a local hospital. Idaho State Police, who investigated the accident,...
By CITIZEN STAFF After hearing Franklin County Medical Center’s current SpaceLabs cardiac monitoring system is in “urgent need of replacement,” last week, the board of trustees approved a partial replacement and upgrade Some $68,045 was approved to make improvements to the current 15-year-old system following a presentation by nursing staff member LuAnn Nielsen, RN,...
