BYU-Idaho Radio

Finances are statistically a great divider in marriage between spouses. Marital harmony can be completely derailed by financial burden or stress commonly known as debt. Taylor Sanchez, new mom, financial coach and BYU-Idaho alumna, has sought to educate fellow mothers on their power in creating a healthy financial atmosphere for themselves and their families. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, she shared how financial education can positively impact home life.

This week, Madison High School will perform the classic “Fiddler on the Roof.” It is a musical tale set in pre-revolutionary Russia about a peasant father and the match-making journey of his three daughters.

The Basement Rexburg, a downstairs music venue staged for live music, comedy and entertainment was the heartbeat of student night life until a leasing issue forced it to close in July. This devastated locals and up-and-coming bands that relied on its platform and audience exposure. Riley Bode, the manager of the original Basement, knew something had to be done to save this escape.

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Porter Park is a recreational hub for students and locals who enjoy playing sports like frisbee, soccer and even an increasingly popular round-net sport called Spikeball. On Oct. 2, Rexburg locals Kody Price and Peter Barton won the high school National Spikeball Championships in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The Salem Witch Trials are an infamous part of early American history. They are characterized by mass paranoia and flippant accusation of witchcraft. Lori Prescott Hansen, writer, mother and actress, had a less intimate interest in the history of Salem until her son made a significant genealogical discovery—she is related to an accused witch.