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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Challis City Council members plan to ask voters in November to approve an additional tax on short-term lodging, although they’ve not publicly stated the percentage of the tax or what
People won’t be able to reserve camping, cabin and yurt spots managed by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation for 2025 until after Jan. 6.
An 89-year-old Ketchum man was reported overdue Tuesday from a hike in the Boulder Mountains, prompting a search to be activated.
About 12 miles of the Middle Fork Salmon River trail inside the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness was opened for public access earlier this summer after 15 days
An 89-year-old East Fork man, who was presumed lost on a hike in the Boulder Mountains, was found by volunteer searchers who live on the East Fork early the morning
Salmon — the fish, not the various other incarnations of the word, will be celebrated at the annual Sawtooth Salmon Festival in Stanley Aug. 23 and 24.
The Saturday, Aug. 24 Sawtooth Salmon Festival has been canceled because of the Wapiti Fire burning near Stanley.
Area anglers have a new spot to try their luck.
Smoke cast an eerie set of colors over Stanley the evening of Aug. 28.
A second foreign company exploring for cobalt in Lemhi County has received funding from the federal government.
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