Del Parkinson to Perform at BYU-Idaho
From the BYU-Idaho News Desk REXBURG, Idaho— Dr. Del Parkinson, a seasoned piano performer and professor of piano at Boise State University, is returning to Brigham Young University-Idaho after a long... Read More
How to spend a few days in Island Park
By MaKayla Wheeler ISLAND PARK, Idaho—Are you the type of person who loves to go out and explore on vacation, or would you rather stay inside the cabin and curl... Read More
Madilyn Paige to Perform at BYU-Idaho
The following is a BYU-Idaho news release. REXBURG, Idaho — Come enjoy an evening with BYU-Idaho Center Stage as we welcome Madilyn Paige on October 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the... Read More
Rexburg Arts to host ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ Extended Play Cinema Saturday
REXBURG — A lot of east Idahoans have seen the offbeat, Idaho-based film “Napoleon Dynamite” many times, but the Rexburg Cultural Arts Department wants to share it in a new... Read More
Despite difficult harvest, Rexburg Farmers Market brings community together
By Kaylee Paiva REXBURG, Idaho — The Rexburg Farmers Market is a place where vendors and community members enjoy connecting and supporting each other. Beginning each year in early Spring... Read More
Mr. Shirley retires after 35 years with MSD321
By Emily Miller REXBURG — There’s a common theme when people talk about Scott Shirley, who recently retired as principal of Lincoln Elementary School in Rexburg after 35 years with... Read More
Art Stroll Friday
Friday, Sept 2, 5-8 p.m. At the Romance Theater and City Hall Sunshine Johnson AT THE ROMANCE THEATER LOBBYMy work explores the relationship between identity, realism, and imaginative art. With influences... Read More
Rexburg event welcomes students, benefits local family
By Emily Miller REXBURG — The Rexburg and Sugar City communities will come together Saturday, Sept. 17, to “Run for a Reason,” and raise money for a local family who... Read More
Rexburg artists to launch East Idaho Art Market
By Emily Miller REXBURG — Two Rexburg friends and fellow artists have decided it’s high time for East Idaho to have its own fine art market. The East Idaho Art... 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
Art Stroll this Friday, August 5, 5-8 p.m. at the Romance
Here’s what’s in store at the Art Stroll this coming Friday, August 5 from 5-8 p.m. at the Romance Theater. Stained Glass ArtistsGail Smith, Amy Tanner, and Hide Isakson AT... Read More
It’s your turn to shine at this week’s Rexburg Arts summer concert events
By Emily Miller REXBURG, Idaho — The Rexburg Cultural Arts Department continues its summer concerts this coming first week of August with two opportunities for the community to join in... Read More
Backyard Flora’s first flower cart of the season open Saturday
By McKenna Waite Hey flower friends! The summer flowers are just starting to come on and we’ll have the first flower cart of the season Saturday, July 30th, at CRUSH Artisanal... Read More
Rexburg Arts Center builds community through love of the arts
By Johnathon LeCheminant REXBURG, Idaho — Robert and Cecilia Fisher’s story is one of love and dedication to their family. Although they come from different backgrounds, they’ve been united through... Read More
Just 4 Kids opens its doors for Rexburg Youth
By Abigayl Finch REXBURG, Idaho — Just 4 Kids urgent care hosted a ribbon cutting July 6 to celebrate the opening of their Rexburg location at 1218 Bond Ave. This... Read More
City to host two summer concert series in July and August
Top photo: Ryan Gifford will perform at Arts in the Park, Monday, August 8 at 7 p.m. at Porter Park. By Emily Miller REXBURG — There’s something for everyone as... Read More
How bats help the Idaho ecosystem
By Dallin Saurey Did you know that bats are very important to the ecosystem? They save the agricultural industry in the state of Idaho about $23 million a year, and... Read More
Holidae Fun & Games opens Rexburg location
By Maximillian Gold REXBURG, Idaho — Holidae Fun & Games, a board game and toy shop based in Rigby, opened the doors of their new Rexburg location to the public... Read More
Rexburg welcomes Zagg into its business community
By Abigayl Finch REXBURG, Idaho — The Rexburg Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting Friday for Rexburg’s newest business, Zagg. The business is located at 510 N. Second East... Read More
Beloved Sugar-Salem band director retires after three decades with the district
By Brian Howard SUGAR CITY, Idaho — The average person will have 12 jobs during their lifetime, according to the Bureau of Labor statistics. However, there are those who find... Read More
