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Editorial

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

St. Anthony churches unite for interfaith Palm Sunday celebration

By Emily Miller ST. ANTHONY — An interfaith group of churches in St. Anthony is coming together this weekend for a community-wide Palm Sunday celebration aimed at uniting residents through... Read More

‘Lamb of God’ gets repeat Rexburg performance Sunday after emergency evacuation

REXBURG — After having to evacuate the venue mid-performance Saturday night, Witness Music Southeast Idaho has announced they will have an encore performance of “Lamb of God” tonight, Sunday, March... Read More

Fancy florals: Rexburg business hires whimsical local artist for a bright and happy new mural

By Emily Miller REXBURG – When Marianne Weeks wanted to brighten up the exterior of her business, she knew just who to turn to: Mystical, magical, twirling muralist, Twyla Mahelona, who... Read More

‘Lights on the Lake’ lantern release aims to break the stigma of talking about suicide

By Emily Miller REXBURG – Local mental health advocates are joining together this weekend for an event they hope will lift and inspire attendees while breaking the stigma of talking... Read More

Evie Clair: Music Artist, Wife, Mother and Latter-day Saint

Top photo: The married couple, Clansy Thomas (left) and Evie Clair (right), in their 2021 engagement photos. Picture courtesy of Evie Clair By Riley Earl REXBURG一Evie Clair, who performed at... Read More

DTM Films makes big plans for the future

By Cambrea Parry REXBURG — It’s a warm summer evening in Rexburg, oranges and pink fill the sky as the sun begins to set behind the mountains. To capture this beautiful moment, Daniel Hansen takes... Read More

An Open Letter to Whoever Keeps Murdering All the Snowmen in Porter Park

Dear Snow Hit Man, Do you have to? I figured all the death would become boring after a while. I thought that you’d need to wash away the white of... Read More

“Drops”

By Dominique Beltran There’s a lot of contention in the world right now. It’s not hard to notice. Once upon a time, you could wave away the horrors of the... Read More