BYU-Idaho Radio

The Museum of Idaho, located in Idaho Falls, is preparing for a new exhibit next month following the Above and Beyond exhibit leaving on January 5.

The fires burning in southern California continue to spread, even affecting at least one BYU-Idaho student. Churches in the area are requesting prayers.

Rexburg has always been an active town and on Feb. 8 at 10 a.m., a Nordic ski cross-country race is happening at the Rexburg Winter Fest at the Teton Lakes Golf Course.

Senator Doug Ricks, R-Dist. 34, has served Idaho in the legislature for years now. A small business owner and former BYU-Idaho employee, in 2020, he finished his first term in the House of Representatives in Idaho. He’s now in his second term as a state senator for Idaho’s 34th District. Since then, he’s become the Vice Chair of Judiciary & Rules and a member of the Local Government and Taxation committee.

The Marshall Public Library in Pocatello has announced their annual 50/50 Challenge for kids, teens and adults.

Diane Bruce is the new president and CEO of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce. She talks to BYU-Idaho Radio about her new position.

A photographer living in Idaho Falls will have one of his photos included in a special collection with the Department of the Interior.

In this episode of BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot Podcast, the hosts share stories from their Christmases of yesteryear.

The show, “Once Upon a December” brings a variety of elegant looks and styles.