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BYU-Idaho Radio · Idaho Falls Arts Council looks forward to upcoming events

Amani is a refugee from Afghanistan currently living in Idaho Falls. Although it was a hard decision to leave his family in Afghanistan, he is grateful for the opportunities he has here.

BYU-Idaho professor, Jeffrey Thayne, believes that in order to find the truest version of yourself, you have to look outwards, address your responsibilities, and integrate yourself into community.

The BYU-Idaho Theatre Department’s faculty member, Jennie Pardoe, directs the play “As It is in Heaven.” The play’s opening night is on Feb. 15 and runs through the 25.

Florence's Exquisite Chocolates could have the perfect Valentine's Day gift for your sweetheart.

Anna Durfee, a BYU-Idaho English Department professor, believes adding an English minor can benefit students and give them a more well-rounded skill set, no matter their major.

The American Dog Derby is back in Ashton after two years. John Scafe, race director, is excited to see the community come together. The derby will take place on Feb. 17 and 18.

Madison Cares is the mental health department for the district. It provides mental health support and services for all students.