3. WARR, KANYON (HD) & MARSHALL, ALEX (HL) 10.820 5. CARTER, KIMBALL (HD) & UDY, CLANCEY (HL) 12.200 6. SMITH, RUGER (HD) & SMITH, OAK (HL) 12.220 7. BENNETT, COLTER (HD) & SMITH, ZEB (HL) 13.610 ...

Right now, a collection of “Quirky Quilts” is on display at Allen Drug, and votes are being cast for the favorites. The contest is primarily composed of quilts created by local quilters, who all ...

It’s been hard to miss the remodeling on Bannock street in the former location of Critters. As interior and exterior work has progressed over the last few months, many people have wondered what in the ...

In 1998, the Thomas Family – Dennis, Brenda and Jerry Thomas – purchased the Lurline Andersen James Budge home and lot on South Main Street. The lot where the Budge home was located became part of the ...

Newly chaired Bard Robert Washburn joins the former bards for a “Bards Circle” this year. The Malad Valley Welsh Festival is an annual event that is relatively young, depending on how you look at it.

Mike Toleman took home the best in show, as well as Modified classic award. Here with his Willy’s and his grandson. The 34th Malad Classic Car Show filled Main Street on Saturday, as hundreds of ...

The Idaho Enterprise has been Oneida County's News since 1879. The new publisher, Bryan Scott plans to continue the traditions of The Idaho Enterprise, bringing to the community the news our residents ...

From the t-ball rec diamonds to the American Legion games, Malad is full swing into summer softball and baseball. For some it is nearly a continuation of their spring season and for others it is their ...

The Idaho Enterprise has been Oneida County's News since 1879. The new publisher, Bryan Scott plans to continue the traditions of The Idaho Enterprise, bringing to the community the news our residents ...

Members of Saddle Strings were among the many musical performances over the weekend’s Cowboy Poetry Festival. The Iron Door Playhouse once again hosted the talents of Idaho Cowboy Poets and ...

The Idaho Enterprise has been Oneida County's News since 1879. The new publisher, Bryan Scott plans to continue the traditions of The Idaho Enterprise, bringing to the community the news our residents ...