Posts filed under: Government

Rexburg Rec offers summer programs for kids and adults

By Alisa Schneider REXBURG — With warm weather (finally) coming here to Rexburg, outdoor sports season is right around the corner. The city of Rexburg offers a wide range of... Read More

Rexburg Chamber of Commerce to host Lt. Gov. Bedke at Feature Forum

March 27, 2023 WHO: Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce WHAT: Chamber Feature Forum WHERE:  Madison Memorial Hospital Conference Room, WHEN: Wednesday, April 12, 2023, 12:00 noon SPEAKER: Lt. Governor Scott Bedke... Read More

Consultants to present Rec Center findings Wednesday

By Alisa Schneider REXBURG, Idaho — Some people joke that Rexburg has winter weather for 70% of the year. This past week has reminded us that winter is here, and... Read More

Slideshow: OkTUBERfest

Click through to see photos from Rexburg’s OkTUBERfest celebration, October 15, 2022 at the Rexburg Tabernacle Civic Center.... Read More

The City of Rexburg Announces the Launch of a New Digital Platform for Community Engagement

News release from the City of Rexburg REXBURG — Rexburg announced the launch of Engage Rexburg – a new digital community engagement platform. The platform, hosted by CitizenLab, will provide... Read More

Why are some Rexburg student housing owners making the switch to condos?

By Emily Miller REXBURG — Some apartment complexes that have housed Brigham Young University-Idaho students for years as part of the university’s approved housing network are preparing to leave that... 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

Yellowstone National Park—America’s 150-Year-Old Tradition

By Beau Davis It has now been over 150 years since one of the United States’ best ideas came to fruition: the creation of the first U.S. National Park. In... Read More

One of the first women to work for Madison County Road and Bridge retires after 31 years

By Emily Miller REXBURG — As the first woman ever hired by the Madison County Road and Bridge Department to drive trucks and operate heavy machinery, Cindy Roberson felt like... Read More
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