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WYOMING—Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon is praising the efforts of the Wyoming Department of Transportation that have enabled the Teton Pass detour to open on Friday.

Local tribes have now named the bison

BYU-Idaho has many long-running activities including roller skating at the Manwaring Center Grand Ballroom. Students can have fun with new people as they try to roll on wheeled shoes down the rink.

Under the direction of Director Dr. Robert Tueller, BYU-Idaho's Symphony Orchestra is set to perform a concert tonight.

Mickyle Burrell, a BYU-Idaho student, is an independent musician ready to release some new music for all to hear.

Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus who serves as the Second Counselor of the Young Women’s General Presidency for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave the devotional address Tuesday. Her address was centered around the importance of heeding divine messages, recognizing the urgency of the Lord’s work and drawing closer to Christ through prayer and fasting.

Author Jason Lamont Jones is releasing his long-awaited book, “One Day a Year” tomorrow. His book shows themes of mystery, romance and time travel and it is all centered around The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ pioneer history.

This Saturday at the Grand Targhee Resort, the “Wrun for Wray” race will be hosted in celebration of the legacy and memory of Wray Landon.

Brad McGary started his business, Tiny 3D Temples, in Rexburg where he prints 3D models of temples from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints into beautiful home decorations.