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AJ Dybansta scored 35 points, tying BYU’s single-season 30-point game record, but the Cougars fell 75–68 to No. 4 Arizona in Tucson. Despite battling back from a 16-point deficit and dealing with multiple season-ending injuries, BYU dropped its seventh game of the season.

Rink 99 is an outdoor skating rink in Sugar City. It was named the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for February. The business was started by Matt Pyles and Jeff McClure. Rink 99 offers various discounts and specials. As a newer business, the rink hopes to garner more consistent skaters for the future.

The Rexburg community and BYU-Idaho students are invited to the Come to Roost event this weekend at the Camas Wildlife Refuge.

Richie Saunders suffered a season-ending injury Saturday against Colorado Buffaloes men's basketball.

The Church History Matters Podcast was started by Scott Woodward and Casey Griffiths, two university religion professors, with the goal of explaining complex topics they only had limited time to teach in class. Lack of context in church history can lead to misunderstandings which may cause people to lose faith. The podcast aims to clarify and add context to complicated topics.

The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce is once again turning dining out into a friendly competition as its fourth annual Restaurant Rush invites residents to take part in a two-week bingo card challenge at participating restaurants.

BYU honored Jimmer Fredette by retiring his No. 32 jersey during halftime of its men’s basketball game against Colorado, celebrating his lasting impact on the program and his role in leading the Cougars to the Sweet 16 in 2011. The emotional night ended with a 90–86 overtime victory, highlighted by Rob Wright’s 39-point performance and praise from head coach Kevin Young about Fredette’s global influence on BYU basketball.

The crowd-favorite show is an Oscar Wilde play known for its dry British humor.

The Market of Idaho Falls recently changed management, and manager Manny Ibarra wants the market to help small and local businesses branch out to find new customers. The Market of Idaho Falls tries to keep things small so businesses hosted there will not have to compete with each other, and so customers won’t be overwhelmed. The next market will be held this Saturday at Park Avenue Grill in Idaho Falls.