Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger is a journalist based in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She primarily writes for the Post Register, focusing on local news and events in the Idaho Falls area. Her work has also been featured in the Idaho State Journal.
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Results of a climate survey conducted recently within the Challis School District were discussed at the Dec. 11 school board meeting.
The new Custer County Annex building wasn’t completed by the end of 2024, as had been the goal of county commissioners.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
A civil lawsuit filed against the Challis School District and former school employee Todd Adams, related to a student being injured, has been settled and will not proceed to trial.
The expansion project at Stanley School is essentially complete, Challis School District Superintendent Lani Rembelski told board members Dec. 11.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Bucktail Creek in Lemhi County will continue to be classified for no contact recreation use, following the release of the final use attainability analysis by the Idaho Department of Environmental
Snowpack across Idaho saw impressive gains beginning in late December, making up for a slow start to the water year in October and November, according to the Jan. 1 water
Establishing a better way to track revenue that comes from grants as the money is spent on the grant projects was discussed by Challis City Council members at their final
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
The expansion and renovation project at Stanley School isn’t quite complete, Challis School District Superintendent Lani Rembelski reported at the Jan. 8 school board meeting.
A request to allow the Challis High School girls wrestling team to compete in two Utah tournaments instead of a two-day tournament in Idaho Falls this week was denied by
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Idaho Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments Jan. 8 in a case that seeks to have Justin Oleson, Custer County’s prosecuting attorney, disbarred.
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