War on Weeds—weeds are everybody’s problem

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War on Weeds––weeds are everybody's problem

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Approximately 150,000 catchable-sized rainbow trout will be stocked throughout the state this July.

Many of Idaho’s lakes and ponds are soon going to be bolstered with Idaho Fish and Game stocking roughly 150,000 catchable-sized rainbow trout this July. Read More »

Summer Cooking from the Ranch

Sizzling steak. Savory smoked brisket. Roasting hot dogs. These are the staples of the American BBQ that will take center stage as familes gather to celebrate this Independence Day. Read More »

Idaho Governor signs “Only Citizens Will Vote” Act

The office of Brad Little released a press release on Monday announcing the signing of an executive order designed to ensure voting security. Read More »

New Director: Hope Hansen takes the helm at Soda Springs Library

Long-serving Library director Cindy Erickson officially retired at the end of the Summer Reading program the last week in June, and also officially handed the reins over to incoming director Hope Hansen. Read More »

Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust Acquires 900+ Acres of Ranchland in Caribou County

Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust is a non-profit organization that works with landowners to keep land in private ownership, but work toward conservation and wildland preservation. Read More »

Soda Springs Vendor and Craft Fair

The Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce would like to thank all the vendors and crafters who participated in this year’s 4th of July Fair at City Park. Read More »

The Circus Comes to Town!

The Culpepper and Merriweather Circus is truly a rare breed. Read More »

Due West headlines Grace Concert in the Park

When the Chamber started discussing plans for the annual concert in the park, knowing that it was canceled last year, I knew we needed to make this year’s event big. Read More »