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
The word reunion in the name of the biggest event of the year in Challis may have come about originally when three Idaho brothers brought their high school band back
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Smoke cast an eerie set of colors over Stanley the evening of Aug. 28.
The unemployment rate in Custer County increased slightly in July, to 4.4 percent, up from 4.2 percent in June and up from 3.8 percent in July 2023.
Challis residents who use the city’s water will be charged more beginning Sept. 1.
A community meeting to update people on the Wapiti Fire burning near Stanley is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5 in the Stanley Community Building.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
A dozer line built by firefighters stopped the Wapiti Fire from spreading near the Warm Springs air strip.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Voters who live within the city limits of Challis will decide in the Nov. 5 general election whether to let Challis city officials implement a 10-year bed tax.
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
Challis Library Director Lindsay Russell sought approval from the City Council this month to use extra money the library may have at the end of the year to pay retention
The Challis city limits expanded earlier this month when the City Council unanimously voted to annex 23.95 acres along Valley Avenue into the city. The annexation attached a residential A
By: Shelley Ridenour Challis Messenger
A few miles of Idaho Highway 21, from the city limits of Stanley to the Stanley Lake turnoff, is now open to traffic. But the stretch of Idaho 21 from
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