The light show is a recent, but now classic Malad tradition. Two of the many signs of the season were turned on this weekend, as the Hometown Annual Christmas Festival was held at the Event Center, ...

Our students of the month are: Back Row: Cody Wansgard, Prezli Ball, Audrey Blaisdell, Lynk Anderson, Daniel Oseguera, Gatlin Steed, Kiana Neal, Colt Price, Macoy Luke, Brittyn Venable Front Row: ...

Edith’s amazing shop decked out for the holidays. Over the weekend, the Parade of Homes led participants on a charming tour of the valley, featuring everything from newly built homes to rustic cabins ...

Ed and Wendy Jones originated the light parade over twenty years ago. The annual Light Parade, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department, made its circuit through town over the weekend. Unlike some ...

As your elected and appointed officials for Malad City, and personnel from the Malad City Office and Malad City Public Works Department, we would like to take this opportunity to wish each of our ...

Thanksgiving has come and gone and on Black Friday we decided to go on an adventure, so my niece, Bree, her daughter, Payton, Auntie Rox, Brandon, Grandma Red and myself headed to Samaria. Our initial ...

Yellow starthistle (Centaurea solstitialis) is a winter annual, native to the Mediterranean region. It is thought that it was introduced into California in the early 1800’s as a contaminate in alfalfa ...

The Lady Dragons basketball team is off to a roaring start this season. Before pausing for the Thanksgiving break, the Lady Dragons took the short ride to Arimo to take on the Marsh Valley Eagles. The ...

For the next two weeks, the Hammin’ It Up for Christmas contest will run in The Idaho Enterprise. Sponsored by Malad merchants. Nice juicy hams will be given to 20 Oneida County residents who take the ...

The Interfaith Council presented its second annual Family Christmas Sing-Along on Sunday, December 1, at the Malad 2nd Ward building. More of a concert than a sing-along, the program featured very ...

Malad merchants who sponsored the annual “Gobblin’ It Up for Thanksgiving” contest awarded 17 turkeys to Malad residents. There were lots of entries this year, and merchants thank all those that ...

Pictured in The Idaho Enterprise is the new bishopric for the Malad St. John Ward. From left to right, front row: Second Counselor Justin Edwards, Bishop Austin Tubbs, First counselor Nathan Adams: ...