Grand opening: Crush offers artisanal drinks, fun place to gather
By Emily Miller REXBURG—The owners of Crush Artisanal Drinks in Rexburg love fancy drinks, but they love the ideas of providing a fun gathering place and supporting local businesses just... Read More
Sugar-Salem HS promises romance, action, and humor in ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder’
By Amy Erikson SUGAR CITY—This year, Sugar-Salem High School’s drama department is putting on a production of “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder.” Nancy Robinson is the director with... Read More
Hemming Village hosts ‘Hocus Pocus’ Halloween event
By Cole Driggs REXBURG—Come if you dare to Hemming Village’s “Hocus Pocus At Halloween Town” event on October 29th from 5-9 pm. Admission is free to this family-friendly event. Hemming... Read More
Life is “Ridiculously Unfair”
By David Miller One semester, I had a past student (who became a friend) enroll in a subsequent upper-level class of mine. In the previous class, I saw him make... Read More
Rexburg City Council Candidate Roundup
REXBURG—Election Day is coming up on Tuesday, November 2. The Rexburg City Council has three seats up for election, with two incumbents, Mikel Walker and Brad Wolfe, running for re-election.... Read More
Rexburg City Council candidates to share their views Jeopardy-style
By Emily Miller REXBURG—Rexburg voters are invited to get to know the candidates in the upcoming City Council election as they play a game of election-themed Jeopardy. The event is... Read More
New event company hosts Halloween carnival Saturday
By Emily White RIGBY—If you’re in search of a family-friendly Halloween event, look no further. This Saturday, October 23, Southeast Idaho Carnivals and Events is hosting their debut event, a... Read More
Spud Land Winter – Some tips, reminders, and ideas concerning the coming winter months
By Beau Davis REXBURG—If you’ve lived around Rexburg for long enough, you know that the winters here can be tough for the unprepared. For much of November through March, average... Read More
What You Focus on, Grows
By David Miller One semester, I had a past student (who became a friend) enroll in a subsequent upper-level class of mine. In the previous class, I saw him make... Read More
Local Republicans hear from Little, Simpson, Winder at banquet
By David Goerg REXBURG—Madison High School was the site for a multi-county Republican Fall Banquet on Saturday, Oct. 16, attended by around 400 people from Madison County and the surrounding... Read More
Don’t Feed the Bears (Give Your Fears No Heed)
By David Miller One semester, I had a past student (who became a friend) enroll in a subsequent upper-level class of mine. In the previous class, I saw him make... Read More
Rock Art Camp comes to Rexburg for this weekend’s Harvest festival
By Emily Miller REXBURG—Were you one of those kids who collected rocks everywhere you went? Do your kids hoard rocks in their bedrooms as though they’re precious jewels, like mine... Read More
‘Your story is our story’—Rexburg celebrates harvest with stories and spuds
By Emily Miller REXBURG—To celebrate the harvest season, Rexburg Arts has gathered some of the best storytellers around to share their unique approaches to the art of telling a story,... Read More
Baby Swag, children’s clothing store, reopens in downtown Rexburg
By David Goerg REXBURG—Copper Quist is a busy man these days. Quist and his wife Anna own and operate Baby Swag, a clothing store for newborns and infants, located at... Read More
UPDATED: Kidsburg prepares for long-awaited reopening
Photo credit: Kidsburg’s Facebook page This article has been updated with new information about the plans for Kidsburg’s opening day. Updated information is bolded. By Cole Driggs REXBURG—Kidsburg will resume... Read More
BYU-Idaho commemorates Dante with special exhibit
By Cole Driggs REXBURG—Brigham Young University-Idaho’s Special Collection and Archives Department is featuring an exhibit entitled “Dante 700,” memorializing the 700-year anniversary of the death of the poet, writer, and... Read More
Self defense and home safety classes coming to Rexburg
By Emily White REXBURG—Robert Wylie and his wife Catrina are no strangers to the self defense and personal safety scene. Robert has been training, teaching, and studying advanced weaponcraft and... Read More
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Elizabeth Swan
By Emily Miller This week’s Rexburg Commons Adoptable Pet of the Week is the Elizabeth Swan from Rexburg’s Superhero Animal Rescue. Elizabeth is 9 months old and as sweet as... Read More
Team SARA to hold walk-a-thon Saturday to benefit human trafficking survivors
By Emily Miller REXBURG—Feeling sadness and anger is a natural reaction to learning about the reality of human trafficking throughout the world. There’s evidence all over social media of people... Read More
City sets fall cleanup dates
REXBURG—The Rexburg City Council and the Rexburg Public Works Department have set the dates for this year’s fall cleanup. This year’s fall cleanup will be Oct. 18 through Nov. 8.... Read More
