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BYU-Idaho Radio · The Joseph Smith Daguerreotype

THE ONE MILLION DOLLAR WEEKEND

BYU-Idaho Radio · SheJumps makes mountain biking a fun activity for mothers and daughters at bike camp

BYU-Idaho Radio · The Madison Library District sends out their book wagon to encourage reading during summer vacation

BACKGROUND?

Surviving since it was organized in 1911, The War Bonnet Round Up takes pride in being the oldest rodeo in Idaho. The rodeo maintains a relationship with the Shoshone-Bannock tribes at Fort Hall which contributed “the most colorful component of the rodeo”— the war bonnet, a Native American feather headdress traditionally worn as a sign of respect or prestige.

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BYU-Idaho Radio · The Idaho Falls Zoo has something in store for you

Reading is a proven way to keep the mind active, especially in the summer months; however, it can become more difficult with diminishing eyesight, stiffness in the hands, dyslexia and other inhibitors. As a result, the Madison Library District in Rexburg enables book lovers of varying capacities to enjoy reading by offering its Talking Books Service (TBS).