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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

By Emily Miller REXBURG – A little ditty about a mama bunny and her babies earned 8-year-old Clara McNiven of Rexburg first place honors in a national composition competition this... Read More

Top photo: Gideon Tice, dancing here with Haley Wade, says participating in the arts has been an important outlet for him since losing both his parents to cancer. Courtesy photo. ... Read More