There are numerous great examples of students who studied entrepreneurship or business at BYU-Idaho who are now doing great things in the ‘real world;’ Ashleigh Andrus is another prime example.
Preloved thrift store helps smaller businesses sell slightly used clothing in Rexburg. The business is growing with the arrival of students at BYU-Idaho for the new fall semester. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Stepanie Wright, the owner of the Rexburg location, about the company.
If you maybe smirk or are caught off guard when learning of a movie titled “Lactose and Laxatives,” your reaction would be on par with most people.
The Utah State University Athletic Department is getting a Rexburg native as their next athletic director.
The BYU Cougars return to LaVell Edwards Stadium tonight riding a 4-0 start and momentum from their gritty win over Colorado. They’ll face West Virginia in a primetime Big 12 matchup, looking to stay perfect despite injuries and a tough test from the Mountaineers.
October may be mostly known for Halloween, but it’s also National Family History Month.
The Rexburg Counseling and Eating Disorder Center is a brand-new center that recently branched off from Integrated Counseling and Wellness, another mental health center here in Rexburg.
Roof Rescue is a roofing services company that works from Idaho Falls to Cache Valley. It has a special initiative that is designed to give back to those who serve their community, such as first responders, teachers and military veterans, who may not have the necessary funds to maintain or purchase a roof for their homes.
The city of Rexburg is growing with businesses coming. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Scott Johnson, the city's public relations director and the director of economic development, about this story.
State Superintendent Debbie Critchfield recently turned in her budget proposal to the governor’s office for the Idaho Department of Education. It includes an increase in spending for special needs programs.