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Idaho's 12th largest company is hiring for 25 positions. - Vimarsana News

Idaho's 12th largest company is hiring for 25 positions.

CBH Homes, a Best Places to Work and #1 Homebuilder in Idaho, hosts the CBH Job Fair to fill 25 positions....

MHPS to hold special meeting to revisit millage measure - Vimarsana News

MHPS to hold special meeting to revisit millage measure

On Monday, January 30, the Mountain Home Public School Board of Education will host a special meeting to discuss the potential of placing another millage

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4-H kids display their skills at the Dodge County Fair - Vimarsana News

4-H kids display their skills at the Dodge County Fair

The 2022 Dodge County Fair is underway at the Scribner fairgrounds with a variety of 4-H exhibits/

MHPS Superintendent discusses schools having to charge for lunch again - Vimarsana News

MHPS Superintendent discusses schools having to charge for lunch again

For the past two years, every student in the United States, regardless of their family's income, was able to get a free lunch. Law makers passed legislation to

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MH School Board faces busy agenda - Vimarsana News

MH School Board faces busy agenda

The meeting begins this evening at 6 at the Central Office building on Rodeo Drive. A new board president, vice president and secretary will be elected, with board members being appointed to committees for the 2021-2022 school year. Mountain Home Superintendent Dr. Jake Long will announce the winners of the Richard Padget Award and Teacher of the Year honors at the meeting. In action items, the board will be asked to approve the purchase of school-owned band instruments at a cost of $21,000, as well as $18,000 to cover the cost of having the band’s school-owned instruments inspected, profes...

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