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The Post Register is a daily newspaper based in Idaho Falls, Idaho, that also caters to readers in Jackson, Wyoming, and West Yellowstone, Montana. It is owned by the Brady family, along with their dedicated staff.

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4-H summit ignites community volunteerism

4 days ago | postregister.com | John O’Connell

MOSCOW, Idaho — Since returning from the 2025 National Ignite by 4-H Summit, Jed Davis, of Weiser, has been spearheading the development of a plan to protect livestock, poultry and small animals in his rural community from devastating wildfires.
On target for leadership

4 days ago | postregister.com | John O’Connell

Participants in 4-H shooting sports from throughout the country will spend five days in Idaho this summer adventuring in the outdoors and honing their leadership skills at the University of Idaho’s Moscow campus. UI Extension 4-H Youth Development won the bid to host the 2025 National 4-H Shooting Sports Teen Leadership Institute, an annual event that rotates throughout the country and prepares youth to be ambassadors for 4-H shooting sports.
Deep dive into dairy

4 days ago | postregister.com | John O’Connell

A group of University of Idaho Extension 4-H Youth Development members will soon get an in-depth look at several facets of the dairy industry by attending the National 4-H Dairy Conference. The conference will be hosted Sept. 28-Oct. 1 in Madison, Wisconsin. U of I anticipates sending a group of six 4-H youth to the conference, where they will explore dairy careers, debate contemporary issues facing the industry and participate in technical dairy workshops.
4-H in brief

4 days ago | postregister.com | John O’Connell

4-H Building Fences is a new curriculum under development through which youth grades 8-12 can learn about stress management, helping others through a mental health struggle and self-care using fun, interactive activities. The cost is free. Youth will have the opportunity to learn the curriculum and skills during three-hour classes. Classes have been scheduled for July 10 in Bonneville County and June 18 in Canyon County.
4-H’ers influence agencies at conference

4 days ago | postregister.com | John O’Connell

University of Idaho Extension 4-H Youth Development’s team of state officers recently visited the headquarters of federal agencies and partnerships to offer leaders suggestions on resolving a host of pressing issues. Each summer, Idaho’s State 4-H Teen Association officers are elected by their peers during a convention, hosted at U of I’s Moscow campus. The 2025 Idaho’s State 4-H Teen Association Convention is scheduled for June 23-26.
4-H endowment honors Pocatello woman who made a mark as 4-H leader

4 days ago | postregister.com | John O’Connell

For more than five years, Suzanne Lierz kept a sticky note inside of a cabinet door bearing the words “a beginning story” as a reminder of how participating in the University of Idaho Extension 4-H Youth Development set the stage for her to excel in life.
Opinion: Scrambling constitutional arrangements

5 days ago | postregister.com | David Adler

Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump has engaged in a sustained program to scramble our constitutional arrangements and upend democratic principles. He exhibited disdain for “the Blue” when he pardoned the Jan. 6 rioters and insurrectionists who attacked U.S. Capitol Police as part of a plan to prevent congressional certification of the 2020 election, in which he was defeated by Joe Biden.
4-H Feature: Addy Huffman

1 week ago | postregister.com | Edna Grant

Addy Huffman is the 16-year-old daughter of Kellie and Andy Huffman. She is a sophomore at Rigby High School and is a part of the Sliver Spurs and Lucky Livestock 4-H groups led by Sue Walker and Amanda Hickman. For her livestock project, Addy raises market goats; she also participates in Western Equestrian sports. Addy loves working with animals and learning the peculiarities of each species she's worked with as far as their health needs.
JC and ITD see forward motion on traffic signal project

1 week ago | postregister.com | Edna Grant

On May 27, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners approved Civil Science as the engineering firm for the joint traffic signal project between the county, City of Rigby, and Idaho Transportation Department. With Civil Science’s approval, the ball can begin rolling on getting the traffic light installed on the intersection between Hwy 48 and 4000 E. “We’ve had a push to get this in this summer,” said Mike Carter, Supervisor for Jefferson County Road and Bridge.
Jefferson County approves MOU to allocate $80 thousand to Mud Lake Fire

1 week ago | postregister.com | Edna Grant

The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners approved a Memorandum of Understanding with West Jefferson Fire District for the transfer of their $80 thousand allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds on May 27 for the construction of a new fire station.