REXBURG—The city of Idaho Falls is teaming up with Community Food Basket Idaho Falls for a 4th of July giving challenge, and they need the public’s help!
The Rexburg community is invited to join the Independence Day events this Friday and Saturday. This historic celebration of America 250 will include the Party in the Park, a Russell Dickerson Concert and the annual Independence Day parade.
Eastern Idaho Public Health partnered with Idaho Falls Zoo to present “Parenting in the Wild,” a fun family activity to learn about family dynamics through zoo animals.
Former BYU star AJ Dybansta made program history after being selected No. 1 overall by the Washington Wizards in the 2026 NBA Draft. The Cougars also saw Richie Saunders drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies and Keba Keita sign an Exhibit 10 contract with the Indiana Pacers, marking a milestone night for BYU basketball.
The State Historic Preservation Office celebrates Idaho archeology and Historic Preservation month with its “Signs of Change” theme to perverse historic signage in Idaho.
The new Westgate Theatre opened its doors to the public this month with its three summer shows: “See How They Run,” “Annie Get Your Gun” and “The Great Western Melodrama.”
REXBURG—Pebble Creek Ski Area may be known for its snow and ski hills, but Southeast Idaho will have the chance to see the resort in its summer glory this weekend.
Whoopee Days is Madison County’s three-day summer rodeo. Join the rodeo fun Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Madison County Fairgrounds.
BYU’s NIL deals are funded primarily by outside donors, alumni and organizations like the Royal Blue Collective, not by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or tithing funds. Support from prominent donors has helped BYU attract top athletes while allowing the university to remain competitive without relying heavily on increased costs for fans and students.