Renae Oswald wants to help other businesswomen thrive in their entrepreneurial endeavors.
Rexburg will commemorate the 1976 Teton Dam collapse this Saturday with a special event featuring personal stories, historical artifacts and a screening of “Three Days in June,” a documentary by journalist Paul Jenkins. The Museum of Rexburg invites the community to share memories and reflect on the tragedy, resilience and recovery that have shaped the region's history.
REXBURG—Ballet Etude is bringing the magic of Neverland to Rexburg this weekend in its portrayal of Disney’s Peter Pan. The show will incorporate the studio’s company and academy dancers to bring the show to life.
Jeremy Madsen, author of “The Pyromancer’s Scroll,” is focused on writing clean content the whole family can read.
The BYU–Idaho Spring Choirfest on May 30 will feature three university choirs in an uplifting evening of live music, spiritual connection, and community unity through heartfelt performances and audience participation.
Jeff Downs, a seventh-grade math teacher wants to motivate people to become their best selves through story telling.
The College of Eastern Idaho’s Great Race for Education returns July 18 with a Greek mythology-themed scavenger hunt and family-style games at Snake River Landing. The event raises money for scholarships and programs, while offering friendly competition, networking, and community fun.
Kray Van Kirk, a fine finger-style guitarist and baritone will be performing at Warm River Studio in Ashton, Idaho
BYU-Idaho video production students are launching the Cineburg Film Festival to create more opportunities to showcase their work without the usual restrictions of campus and community events. The student-led festival features films from classes and personal projects, offering a broader platform for creativity and storytelling.
Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit devoted to building houses for less fortunate people, is seeking more people to help them.