Posts filed under: Editorial

The Economic Impact of Cultural Arts: How a City’s Creative Spirit Boosts Business

Above: Fans wave their lights during a performance from The National Parks at the Romance Theater in April 2023. Photo by Ryan Lloyd. A city’s cultural arts scene serves as... Read More

Record holder for Rexburg’s Teton Dam Marathon wins again, sets a new record

Originally published at EastIdahoNews.com By Emily Miller REXBURG — It was a record-breaking year for the Teton Dam Marathon in Rexburg, with the highest number of participants the race has... Read More

Rexburg ROTC cadet aims to improve military mental health

By Regen Esplin REXBURG — To say that the military, as a profession, has a high mortality rate is far from controversial. Our first thought will naturally go to lives... Read More

Rise above bullying

By Dallin Saurey Do You think people deserve to be bullied? What causes people to be bullied in the first place? How do you think parents deal with bullying? Do... Read More

Opinion: Christmas—The Greatest Holiday

By Dallin Saurey Most businesses worry about the commercial side of Christmas. They make it all about buying nice gifts for others. Shouldn’t people be happy with the gifts they... Read More

Let’s Get Snow Ready! 

By Alix Roberts Winter calls for time with family, friends, food and holiday festivities. However, it’s important to remember our immune systems are prone to become more vulnerable during these... Read More

A History and Analysis of the War in Ukraine

Top photo: Ukrainian and American flags flying together. Photo by Shutterstock, timeout.com, and Anna Rahmanan By Beau Davis In many ways, you could be forgiven for mistaking our current decade... Read More

Opinion: The Blind Eye of the Idaho Press

By David Goerg I recently attended a Chamber of Commerce breakfast in Rexburg, Idaho. The organizers of the event had invited a commissioner for Madison County and the mayors of... Read More

Finding Jimmy

By Beau Davis I have always been captivated by history. Whether it’s imagining the flight of the Nez Perce through Yellowstone along the same rivers and grounds that I fish... Read More

Professor, husband, and father charts independent course through national politics

By David Goerg A NEW BREED “Mama said don’t give up, it’s a little complicated / All tied up, no more love and I’d hate to see you waiting.” “That’s... Read More
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