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The Internet is back in school

Teachers across Payette County rely on the Internet for reading textbooks, storing homework assignments, conducting lessons and implementing standardized testing.

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Where have all the airplanes gone?

Space travel, rockets and airplanes were popular interests of young boys across America in the 1960s. “I want to be an astronaut when I grow up,” some said, or, “I want to be a pil

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New Plymouth school renovations soon underway

About 50 carpenters, electricians, plumbers and general contractors gathered at the New Plymouth Middle School for a pre-bid conference Feb. 17 to discuss work to be completed on t

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Lots in New Plymouth almost ready for homes

New Plymouth City Council on Feb. 17 approved the final platt for the Pleasant Loop Subdivision, located on South Pleasant Avenue.

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David and Patricia Cluff's 50th Anniversary

David and Patricia Cluff were married on March 5, 1965 in the Idaho Falls Temple. In celebration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary their children: Tammy Campbell, Lorrie Cudaback,

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Fruitland School District seeks renewal of supplemental levy at lower amount

The Fruitland School District will ask voters to renew the supplemental levy that has been in place for the last two years, but at a lower amount. Comments (0)

Feb 25 David and Patricia Cluff's 50th Anniversary Comments (0)
Feb 25 Briefly Comments (0)
Feb 18 King’s Variety Store to close Comments (0)
Feb 18 Old clothing finds new life Comments (0)
Feb 18 FFA students gearing up for competitions Comments (0)
Feb 18 Payette Citizens earn a spot on Harmon Killebrew monument Comments (0)
Feb 18 Sorensen outlines Boys and Girls Club needs to Payette Council Comments (0)
Feb 18 Rudy Park enters second phase Comments (0)
Feb 18 Grand opening for event center in Payette Comments (0)

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Grizz’, ‘Grims battle back after 1st-round losses

After first-round losses, Fruitland and New Plymouth did their best to battle back at the state girls basketball tournament Friday and Saturday. Comments (0)