Challis Messenger is a journalist based in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She writes for the Post Register and her work has also appeared in the Idaho State Journal. Challis covers a range of local news topics including elections, community events, wildlife, and human interest stories.
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Fundraising efforts continue to replace the 140-plus-year-old roof on the Clayton Museum.
One closure order related to the Garden Fire was lifted Monday evening by Salmon-Challis Forest officials.
The full length of the East-Mayfield Yankee Fork trail in the Salmon-Challis Forest was cleared this summer and 2,050 trees were cleared from it as part of the effort.
An in-person trapper education class is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7 at the Idaho Fish and Game office in Salmon.
A “once-in-a-lifetime” gift is expected to help the Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association build a year-round presence in the Stanley area.
Eleven Challis junior high wrestlers won their weight classes at the Nov. 20 district tournament in Terreton and were named district champions.
Idaho Fish and Game personnel are counting the number of deer living around Challis and Salmon this month, using helicopters in the effort.
A photo taken in Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve is now part of a U.S. Department of Interior collection.
Idaho residents have the option to file their federal taxes directly with the IRS this year for no charge.
An ice fishing derby for kids up to age 16 is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 1 at Hyde Pond in Salmon.
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