By Enoch Hunter REXBURG — At long last, winter draws to a close. It may not have been as cold this year as ithas in the past few, but soon,... Read More
The Rexburg Farmer’s Market: Bringing Community Closer Together
By Samuel “Squid” Solis REXBURG — The Rexburg Farmer’s Market is preparing to open for another season, offering a space where fresh produce, locally handmade products, and community connection all... Read More
Shakespeare in the Park: Upcoming Hamlet Production and a Group Built on Community
By Arianne Chamberlain REXBURG — For the last four years, Rexburg Community Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park has been an anticipated theatre event in Rexburg. Each summer, passionate actors, directors,... Read More
June’s Place: Nothin’ but Sunshine
By C.M Bennion REXBURG — For the last eight years, June’s Place has brought nothing but sunshine to Rexburg. With its charming decor, incredible staff, and welcoming environment, the cafe... Read More
Brave Seeker Books and the big bright smiles they are bringing to Rexburg
By Dylyn Alverson REXBURG – In downtown Rexburg at 19 E. Main Street resides the cutest bookshop, Brave Seeker Books. From the decorative air balloon symbolizing an opportunity to start... Read More
How Thrifting Can Help The Community: United Voices Rising
By Megan Hunter REXBURG – In the heart of the Rexburg community, the UVR Thrift Shop is doing more than sellingsecondhand goods. It’s helping fund healing for female survivors of... Read More
The Little Free Bakery: Connections Made with Passion
By Kenda Watkins REXBURG – A few years ago, Alex Andrews moved to Rexburg with no connections. She said that when she moved to Rexburg, she was having a hard... Read More
Failure and Fortitude- How the Untold Story of Teton Dam Failure Came to be Told.
By Nathaniel Gee, author of Failure and Fortitude: How Faith, Politics, and Power Shaped the Teton Dam Disaster If you ever write a book, one of the first questions you... Read More
Legendary Band Chicago comes to Mountain America Center in October
News release from Mountain America Center IDAHO FALLS – Multi Grammy-award-winning band and Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame inductees Chicago willperform in Idaho Falls at the Mountain America Center... Read More
When Your Tooth Starts Hurting on a Friday Night, Rexburg Has an Answer
By Dr. Heber Strobel, Strobel Family Dental REXBURG – It happens more than you might think. A tooth that has been quietly bothering someone for weeks finally becomes unbearable on... Read More
Jo Dee Messina coming to Mountain America Center
The following is a news release from Mountain America Center Idaho Falls — Country star Jo Dee Messina brings her powerhouse vocals and hit‑filled show to the Mountain America Center... Read More
Trellis Development inspired by economic future for east Idaho families
By Emily Miller REXBURG – Creating economic opportunities for their own children and future grandchildren is one of the driving forces for the team at Trellis Development, headquartered south of... Read More
Pop Culture Convention Coming to Rexburg
By Madeline Casperson REXBURG – With large scale pop-culture conventions like FanX Salt Lake and New York Comic Con, fans get to show off their nerdiness and love for TV... Read More
New Rigby theater marks opening with weekend premiere of ‘Something’s Afoot’
By Emily Miller RIGBY — The set is painted, the curtains are hung, and a brand new theater is ready to debut its first show this weekend in Rigby. “Something’s... Read More
Rexburg PD Keeping Us Safe—and Smiling
By Alaina Thompson REXBURG – To most, Rexburg is a quiet, peaceful town. With its slogan, “America’s Family Community,” it’s easy to picture a happy, uneventful residence for its residents.... Read More
A new challenger has appeared! New game store opens in Rexburg
By Matthew Malloy REXBURG — For a while now, third spaces have been dying out, leaving us without a good alternative. Third Spaces are those places we frequent to escape... Read More
Winter gear in Rexburg
By Rachel Mackay REXBURG – Winter is upon us, my friends, as the semester comes to a close. Christmas lights are up, the snow has come, and at this point... Read More
Community invited to celebrate Thanksgiving at the tabernacle
The following is a news release from Teton River Arts & Commerce. REXBURG – The traditional Thanksgiving Morning Celebration in the historic Rexburg Tabernacle will again be presented at 10... Read More
Madison School District finalizes plans to sell administration property. Here’s who’s buying it
By Emily Miller REXBURG – Big changes are in store for Rexburg’s downtown as Madison School District 321 finalizes plans to sell its administration building and surrounding property. It’s being... Read More
Madison High School orchestras to feature distinguished alumni in Tuesday concert
By Emily Miller REXBURG – Madison High School orchestras will showcase distinguished alumni musicians Tuesday in a performance of “The Carnival of the Animals” by Camille Saint Saens. The concert... Read More