Britt Raybould files for seat B in Idaho House District 34, announces campaign kickoff
Raybould will run for Seat B, a position she held from 2018-2020, and invites supporters to join her Saturday, March 12, at 10 a.m. at Adams Elementary. NEWS RELEASE REXBURG,... Read More
Darnell Shipp declares run for Idaho House, Dist. 31.
Retired Nuclear Project/Maintenance Planner seeks to represent Legislative District 31. NEWS RELEASE SAINT ANTHONY, Idaho—Retired Nuclear Project Planner Darnell Shipp has officially announced his candidacy for the Idaho House of... Read More
Small Business Saturday – Intrinsic Massage
By Emily White REXBURG, Idaho—At 70 W. Main Street in Rexburg sits Intrinsic Massage and Wellness, a massage clinic that adds some sunshine to their self-care. With many services to... Read More
Time to Vote—Citizen group hosts superintendent to discuss $25.5M bond
UPDATE: The bond election passed with 67.1% of the vote. It needed a supermajority of 66.7% to pass. With a total of 2,068, it came down to a handful of... Read More
Warm up to the idea of winter camping
By Dallin Saurey REXBURG, Idaho—I remember taking a winter camping class from Brigham Young University-Idaho professor Scott Wood. We went camping by Lion’s Head and snowshoed across the Idaho/Montana border... Read More
TEDx Rexburg returns with “Resilience”
By Emily Miller REXBURG, Idaho—“Resilience” is the perfect theme for the twice-postponed TEDx Rexburg event coming to the Romance Theater next weekend. The event will feature local Rexburgians and speakers... 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
Intro to bird watching—Tips to get started
By Dallin Saurey REXBURG, Idaho—It’s not a popular sport so I am often asked what got me into bird watching. I started during my internship in Oklahoma at the Salt... Read More
$25.5M school bond open house
By Emily Miller REXBURG, Idaho—Madison 321 is hosting an open house tonight to discuss the upcoming school bond election. School and district administrators are there now until 7 p.m. and... Read More
The importance of family recreation and some ideas for your family to try
By Dallin Saurey REXBURG, Idaho—When I was a small child, my dad took me fishing for the first time at Henry’s Lake. When I was five years old, he taught... Read More
Mark your calendars for Spring Bazaar
By MaKayla Wheeler IDAHO FALLS, Idaho—The time has come for another amazing Spring Bazaar. This is a free event on April 9, 2022, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It... Read More
Rexburg baker creates cake masterpieces
By MaKayla Wheeler REXBURG, Idaho—Are you in need of a cake for a special occasion? Look no further than Rexburg Cakes. Constance Haworth started Rexburg Cakes in August of 2015,... Read More
Rexburg Chamber seeks banquet award nominations
From the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce: REQUEST FOR FARMER MERCHANT BANQUET AWARD NOMINATIONS Dear Friends, The Farmer Merchant Banquet is coming up. The traditional event will be held April 28,... Read More
Rexburg—14 Fun Valentine’s Day ideas
By MaKayla Wheeler REXBURG, Idaho—With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, here are some fun ideas to celebrate with your loved ones or friends. Rock climbing Rock climbing at The... Read More
Tips for tracking whitetail deer this hunting season
By Dallin Saurey REXBURG, Idaho—Whitetail deer are known for their tails raising up and waving like a flag when there is a predator around. They are the smallest member of... Read More
Summer Solstice event seeks vendors
By MaKayla Wheeler IDAHO FALLS, Idaho—Looking for a fun outing, come June 11? The South East Idaho Mystic Leaders Guild is putting on their Second Annual Summer Solstice Faire. The... Read More
Shipp announces Dist. 31 candidacy
By David Goerg REXBURG, Idaho—Darnell Shipp of Egin has announced his Idaho State Senate candidacy for District 31. He will be running against the incumbent for that seat, Sen. Van Burtenshaw,... Read More
Valentine pop-up shop this Saturday
By MaKayla Wheeler REXBURG, Idaho—Looking for something fun to do, but don’t want to be outside? This upcoming event is perfect for a girl’s day or just a reason to... Read More
Learn about Texas Slough
By Dallin Saurey REXBURG, Idaho—Everybody likes Texas Slough, from bird watchers to fishermen and hunters. There are even a bunch of people who live right by the Texas slough who... Read More
Legislative roundup with Sen. Doug Ricks
By David Goerg REXBURG, Idaho—Rexburg Commons spoke with Idaho State Senator Doug Ricks, who represents District 34, about the upcoming legislative session for 2022. Jan. 24 marks the beginning of the... Read More
