Two DVDs documenting the history of Rockland are being sold to raise funds for the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.

    The DVDs are each about 30 minutes long, and tell the history of the Rockland valley from 1879 through 2012 through photographs. There is no narration, but the photographs are set to music.

    The photos were donated by community members past and present, and former Rockland resident Darwin Perry volunteered to compile the DVDs. Proceeds will benefit the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers organization.

    To purchase the DVDs, call Linda Udy at 208-548-2636. The cost of the DVDs is $20, plus shipping and handling if you would like them mailed to you.