In 1964, the biggest band in Denmark wore name tags. Friday night, they play Rexburg.
News release from Help Them See Foundation Free fundraising concert Friday at The Romance Theater for the new Singing Mormons documentary on the missionary quartet that opened a closed country...
Outdoor Spring Activities in Rexburg
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,...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...