Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Pocatello.
🏛️ Government
The U.S. Forest Service and Idaho Department of Lands signed a 20-year agreement that gives $12.4 million for timber sale preparation, hazardous fuel reduction, reforestation, road improvements, and watershed protection for National Forests statewide.
The agreements will support over 100 timber sales and a dozen restoration projects across Idaho.
City crews swept streets and began pothole, curb and crosswalk repairs on Oct.
5, with shoulder work on S 5th Ave near Cliffs Drive. The 200 & 300 blocks of E Center St close Friday during the Battle of Bands; ISU’s Homecoming Parade and Beaver Dam Jam are Saturday.
County officials are seeking applicants for several positions in Pocatello, including Maintenance Technician, Deputy Sheriff, and on-call Juvenile Detention Deputy; the announcements were issued by Bannock County HR on Oct.
2. Interested candidates should review the requirements for each job opening.
📰 Lifestyle
Smiles & Styles Kids Cuts is now open at 1023 Yellowstone Avenue, across from WinCo Foods, to offer haircuts, nail care, and birthday parties for kids and families.
Owner Sam Hanini said the salon features race car and pink Jeep chairs to make haircuts fun for children with sensory needs.
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