BYU-Idaho Radio

All over town, students gathered, some still in pajamas, many without shirts or shoes on, to help those whose apartments were flooding.

The Goldmund Quartet has a new album called “Paganini: His Music, His Instruments.” The Germany-based quartet recorded the album with classical guitarist Carlotta Dalia using the Paganini Quartet instruments and a guitar Paganini also owned.

Pianist Marvin Goldstein and vocalist Vanessa Joy will sing “audience favorites” at the Romance Theater on October 6. Local singers will also perform.

The annual Idaho Spud Day celebration is set to take place in Shelley this weekend.

REXBURG—For Angel Cody, a BYU-Idaho student who grew up in Inscription House on the Navajo Reservation near Page, Arizona, coming to college meant more than continuing her education. It meant leaving behind the community and culture she knew and learning how to find her place somewhere new.

Connie Zillale shares her journey from Tanzania to BYU-Idaho, her experiences with faith and family, and her goals for the future.

Teton Tote Rental recently opened in Rigby, offering commercial-grade moving totes as an alternative to traditional cardboard boxes and storage bins. Owner Trace Barney says the service is designed for local families, college students and businesses, with flexible rental options, free dollies and delivery and pickup services throughout the area.

President and Sister Meredith welcomed BYU-Idaho students into a new semester with messages centered on becoming more like Jesus Christ.

Bryant and Neeley Wolfe are the new owners of Twisted Sugar in Rexburg. They just reopened the cookie store and are excited to reintroduce the brand to the community.