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Hot Springs School Board approves a near $10.8 million budget
GA Johnson Construction’s latest proposal for a new Fall River County jail is roughly half the cost of their earlier design for a ‘justice center’; the site across the street from the courthouse remains the same. Courtesy graphic
Commissioners receive revised new jail proposal of $10.5 million
A Caterpillar skidder lays on its side along Hot Brook Canyon Road after it slipped off of a flatbed trailer while being unloaded last Thursday, July 16. Photo courtesy Andrew Kerr
Washington man pinned under skidder in equipment accident
Pictured above is what remains of the Jalapeno’s Grill kitchen after a fire, which started in a nearby prep area, burned most of western half of the building and caused extensive smoke and water damage throughout the rest of the structure. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Jalapeno’s Grill hopes to rise again from the ashes of its July 6 fire
Camilo Ruiz (30) was four months into his solo trek from Orlando to Seattle, pushing his 100-pound cart, when he took a detour to Hot Springs for a respite enjoying the waters for a few days starting July 10. Photo by Beth Bogart/Fall River County Herald-Star
Cross-Country walker makes detour to explore all Hot Springs has to offer
Sue Olofson greeted her customers through this mail window for the past 30 years at Smithwick Post Office when they came to get their mail, drop off packages or just stop in to chat. Photo by Charity Maness / Fall River County Herald Star
At nearly 90-years-old, Sue Olofson retires from Smithwick Post Office
The United Church on 4th Avenue in Edgemont is hosting its 100th Anniversary servicing the township and surrounding areas since 1926 when the three-story building was completed and dedicated. Pictured are members before the church building as it now stands. The service and event begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday, July 19. Photo by Lance Borde/Fall River County Herald-Star
Edgemont United Church to celebrate its centennial
About an hour after the blaze was reported, and a half hour after fire crews had been pouting through a hole they cut in the roof, a thick cloud of dark smoke completely envelops the Jalapeno’s Grill building along Hwy. 18 in Hot Springs on Monday morning, July 6. Photo by Beth Bogart/Fall River County Herald-Star