BYU-Idaho Radio

Teton River Arts and Commerce presents “Singin’ in the Rain Jr.” on Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Get tickets at tetonriverarts.org and head over to the Romance Theater.

The Maze Wildfire near Rexburg burned over 1,500 acres of land, which cost around $550,000 to fully contain it.

BYU-Idaho Physics Professor Jon Paul Johnson taught in his devotional address what it truly means when covenant keepers bind themselves to Christ. Johnson taught that covenants bring power, protection and purpose to life.

The East Idaho Aquarium has doubled back for its second Shark Week celebration July 27 to August 1. Join the festive fun: shark scavenger hunt, pictures, feeding the sharks and a fun class all about sharks.

 Idaho Falls Center Stage Theatre will begin performances of “Shrek The Musical” today. The show is based on the 2001 animated movie. This will be the biggest production put on by the Center Stage Theatre to date.

Each dollar needs a job. In this episode of The Spot, we create an entire mock budget modeled closely after the cost of living and income of a typical BYU-Idaho student.

The Idaho International Choral Festival is a Pocatello tradition that unites people of different cultures through music and connection. The festival is held July 14 through the 19. The public can see the full schedule of events at idahointerchoralfest.org.

BYU-Idaho art alumna London Hall successfully brought her creative expertise to her family’s rock and brick business, Rocky Mountain Supply. Though she initially doubted the fit, her background now helps customers select materials and brings a fresh perspective to the company. Ultimately, her journey proves that creative skills are highly adaptable and valuable in unexpected industries.

BYU-Idaho students can enjoy breakfast for a late, late dinner at the Midnight Breakfast university event on Friday.