After 79 years of being held the same week, the Owyhee County Fair and PRCA Rodeo will take place on separate dates this summer. The fair runs August 3–8, followed by the rodeo August 13–15. Rodeo leadership says the change improves scheduling, reduces strain on shared resources, and allows revenue to continue supporting local youth programs and community initiatives.
The Caldwell High School Cheer Show Team returned from Las Vegas as 2nd place national champions at the JAMZ Cheer & Dance Nationals. The “home grown” team, developed entirely within the Caldwell program, competed against top squads from across the country. Their next performance will be at the IDHSAA State Cheer competition on Feb. 28.
Owyhee High School’s boys basketball team dominated Damien with a 73-26 victory at the Lolani Classic Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii, securing a spot in the quarterfinals. The Storms controlled the game with aggressive defense, forcing turnovers, and unselfish offense, including fast breaks and smart ball movement. Maintaining intensity throughout both halves, Owyhee limited Damien to just 26 points. The Meridian-based team will face Kohala in the quarterfinals, aiming to carry their defensive focus and overall game plan against national-level competition.
Owyhee High School’s boys basketball team dominated Damien with a 73-26 victory at the Lolani Classic Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii, securing a spot in the quarterfinals. The Storms controlled the game with aggressive defense, forcing turnovers, and unselfish offense, including fast breaks and smart ball movement. Maintaining intensity throughout both halves, Owyhee limited Damien to just 26 points. The Meridian-based team will face Kohala in the quarterfinals, aiming to carry their defensive focus and overall game plan against national-level competition.