The 2022 food drive held by the Aberdeen high school student council was held recently and the high school students were able to contribute over 1000 lbs. of food and close to $300 to the Aberdeen food bank. The individual…
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STEM night is successful at Aberdeen middle school
Students at Aberdeen Middle School participated in the STEM night where many different displays and activities were provided to experiment with. For years, the middle school students were challenged to participate in the science fair and now that Aberdeen Middle…
Tigers great season comes to an end, takes home third place trophy
The No. 4 ranked Aberdeen Tigers faced off against the No. 3 ranked Firth Cougars in the 2A state semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 12, at Holt Arena on the Idaho State University campus. The Tigers came up short against the…
City of Aberdeen will receive $500,000 for treatment plant
The Aberdeen City Council received some good news from Mayor Larry Barrett, as the city is being awarded $500,000 from the Idaho Commerce Department for the city water treatment plant. The city will be receiving help from Krystal Denning of……
Aberdeen Senior Center not just for seniors, but more a vital part of community
There’s usually a stigma attached to something called the “senior citizen center”. In Aberdeen, it’s more than that. It’s more of a gathering place for some locals. Covid changed many things in the lives of Americans, as well as those…
Aberdeen music teacher Brien comes back to where he started
Aberdeen’s new music teacher is Colin Brien, who is a graduate from Aberdeen High School. He received his Bachelors of Music Education at Idaho State University and Masters in Music from Western Illinois University. Brien has been a guest conductor,…
City asked to vacate portion of Boise Avenue
Aberdeen city council members were asked about vacating a portion of Boise Avenue during their regular meeting held Tuesday, Feb. 8. Kylan Feld presented to council members, Diane Hernandez, Karalee Krehbiel, Mary Leisy, Brian Schneider, Alan Summers and Karl Vollmer,…
City will look at better ways to earn interest
Aberdeen City Council members Mary Leisy, Brian Schneider, Alan Summers and Karl Vollmer discussed looking at the money situation for the city again. Currently the money market the city has earns 96 percent. Schneider said he thinks they need to…
May 19 primary election is all absentee this year
Governor Brad Little and Secretary of State Lawerence Denney signed a Proclamation on April 1, 2020 regarding changes that will be in effect for the May 19, 2020 primary election. Given the growing number of coronavirus cases in Idaho, it…