About me:
I was born in Price, Utah and grew up in Malad, Idaho. I'm the middle child to four brothers. Growing up in a bilingual household, communication has always been important to me.
I served a Spanish-speaking mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Houston, Texas, after graduating high school.
I enjoy playing and recording music in my free time. It was that enjoyment of music production and audio engineering that directed me toward working at BYU-Idaho Radio. I began work at BYU-Idaho Radio as an intern in the fall of 2025.
I will graduate with a degree in communications with an emphasis in digital and social media in 2027.
Latest from Nathan Lenaghen
The Rexburg Barbershop Festival this weekend will include workshops and clinics for students and concerts for the community. The headline quartet is Sunday Night Social. The community concert where they will perform is on Saturday at the Romance Theater in Rexburg.
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A local, multi-faith group will perform Rob Gardner’s “Lamb of God” in multiple cities across Southeast Idaho in early to mid-March.
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Jay Osmond, of the Osmond Brothers fame, and his wife, Karina, have moved to Idaho Falls and are hosting a radio show highlighting the musical hits of the 70s and 80s.
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Elder Neil L. Andersen gave a devotional at BYU-Idaho on Sunday where he taught about the importance of having the constant influence of the Holy Ghost, as Church leaders have recently taught in general conference and past devotionals.
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Dahlia Dahlia is a local rock band, comprised of BYU-Idaho students, celebrating their first “birthday.” This will be the group’s last performance in Rexburg before taking a hiatus to work on recording their first album.
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Rink 99 is an outdoor skating rink in Sugar City. It was named the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for February. The business was started by Matt Pyles and Jeff McClure. Rink 99 offers various discounts and specials. As a newer business, the rink hopes to garner more consistent skaters for the future.
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