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…
A.F. receives judicial approval for water project
The City of American Falls has received judicial confirmation for a Water System Improvement Project, according to Mayor Rebekah Sorensen. On Friday, Oct. 28, the mayor and city council appeared before the Honorable Javier L. Gabiola with bond attorney Stephanie…
Tigers dominate St. Maries 52-8 in state football playoffs
The Aberdeen Tigers beat the St. Maries Lumberjacks 52-8 in the first round of the state football playoffs. The game was hosted by the Tigers. The Tiger defense set the tone on the first drive by the Lumberjacks by forcing…
Leo Carlyle Udy
Leo Carlyle Udy died peacefully at Power County Hospital in American Falls, ID, on Monday, Oct 31, 2022. He was born Jan. 26, 1932, in the big white house on the Udy ranch in Rockland, ID, to Allen Udy and…
Virginia Alice Hardy
May 31, 1931 – October 21, 2022 Virginia Alice Hardy, 91, surrounded by her loving family, passed away peacefully to be with her Lord and Savior, and to reunite with her sweetheart, on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022, after a long…
Goodbye and farewell
I’m sad to say that after 14 years, I will be leaving The Power County Press and The Aberdeen Times. This is likely my last “Moore or Less” column. I have mixed feelings as I write this. I am certainly…
A 20 question quiz for you
Letters to the editor A quiz about modern day USA: 1. What is as high as an elephant’s eye? 2. Who sang You Ain’t Nothin’ But A Hound Dog? 3. What two things sadly fell down when hit by two…
AFHS boys’ soccer takes third place at district tournament
The American Falls High School boys’ soccer team finished the state tournament in third place on Saturday, Oct. 22. They started as the seventh ranked team in the tournament, and faced off against second ranked McCall in the first round.…
Bureau of Land Management suggests closing portions of Lake Channel to climbing, driving
To protect nationally-significant Tribal and cultural resources dating back thousands of years, the Bureau of Land Management Burley Field Office is proposing to close the American Falls Archaeological District and a portion of the Lake Channel area to rock climbing…