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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By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Challis City Council members held firm in not allowing another accessory building to be located on a lot without a main building at their Oct. 8 council meeting.
The number of Custer County residents who registered to vote prior to the advance registration cut-off for the Nov. 5 general election topped 3,000, according to the Custer County Clerk’s
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Future budgets for the city of Challis will likely include more money for mowing equipment at the Challis Golf Course, following a discussion at the Oct. 8 City Council meeting.
Republican Will Naillon of Challis garnered 2,061 votes for the two-year term as Custer County commissioner representing District 1.
Voters in the Challis school district approved two bond measures to provide additional funding for schools.
All three members of Idaho's Legislative District 8 will be newcomers to the legislature when it convenes in January.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
The federal court trial for a Salmon man has again been delayed, now until April 7, 2025.
Custer County’s prosecuting attorney has been sued by one of his former private practice clients.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Custer County followed the state in reflecting a slight uptick in the number of unemployed residents in September, compared to August.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Challis City Council members are working with Thompson Creek Mine officials to determine how much available water the city has for new housing that is expected to be constructed in
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