SOMA Jiu-Jitsu Academy, led by James Emfield, is set for its grand opening on Friday at a new location in Rexburg. Emphasizing the gentle art's role in personal growth and family bonding, the academy offers more than just martial arts training, aiming to instill moral values in its students.
Kelly Broody uses political campaign signs to build cat shelters. Since 2022, he has built around three dozen shelters to house Idaho’s feral cats in the winter. Broody is a director on the board of the Bingham County Humane Society and is actively involved in animal advocacy.
The BIG Idea Competition is coming back to Rexburg with the help of the City of Rexburg Economic Development Department and Madison Economic Partner, Inc (MEPI). Aaron Denney, the economic development assistant for the city of Rexburg Economic Development Department says the competition is a platform for young entrepreneurs to share a 90-second pitch of an original idea to fuel innovation and entrepreneurship.
Lisa Benson and Kanani Hepworth formed the Puzzle Pals, a competitive speed puzzling team, driven by their love for puzzles and a desire to compete nationally. With strategic roles and intense preparation, they aim to excel at the upcoming nationals in San Diego, showcasing their skills and passion for puzzling.
PodUp is a podcasting platform for creating, growing and monetizing podcasts. Nathan Gwilliam, the founder and CEO of the company, says his goal is to bring all the key components of podcasting into one platform, to teach individuals what they need to know to be able to have a lifestyle of freedom for themselves and the people they love.
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game spotted mountain lions in Ketchum and Hailey. Terry Thompson from the department shed some light on the situation.
RootsTech 2024, held annually in Salt Lake City, Utah, brings together genealogy enthusiasts both in-person and online, fostering a global celebration of family heritage. With keynote speakers, diverse classes and innovative features like “Relatives at RootsTech,” the event empowers millions worldwide to explore and connect with their familial roots, emphasizing the timeless importance of remembrance and honoring those who came before us.
A Pocatello man was trapped beneath an avalanche for 19 minutes and is still alive to tell the tale. Billy Siebert is using his experience to help others learn the importance of using proper equipment and receiving avalanche training.
Chocolate Plunge, a new small business on Main St. In Rexburg, is now open and serving chocolate covered sweets and treats. After 10 years of preparation, Donna Waite, along with Ty Walker and Kevin Heebner, made Chocolate Plunge a place of gathering for the community.
BYU-Idaho student Casey Cruz takes the lead in planning Rexburg's Independence Day celebration, emphasizing diversity and community involvement with the theme "America, the Beautiful." From a vibrant parade to a Party at the Park filled with music, food and local vendors, the event promises a memorable day of patriotic festivities, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display and recognition of a Grand Marshal.