Founders of the Idaho Falls African American Alliance, Dave and Eloise Snell, are amazed by the way their organization has grown. The are pleased with the support the Idaho Falls community has shown them.
Lindsay Robison received her associate's degree at BYU-Idaho before attending trade school in Boston to become a registered piano technician.
BYU-Idaho student Elin Gudnason has a unique perspective as an international student. Growing up in Iceland and living for periods of time in the United States, she has learned a lot about the importance of unity.
Crispy Cones started as a tent on the side of the road, and is now going to be on national televison on ABC's "Shark Tank."
When Brett Lee moved to Rexburg, Idaho, from Hawaii, he wanted to continue to play golf year round. With his new business, Teeton Golf, the community can now enjoy a 24-hour golf simulator.
Kayleigh Hansen, a BYU-Idaho graduate, started the Rexburg Crochet Club after feeling isolated as she worked from home. She encourages people to come to the club, crochet and meet new people.
Jerry Miller retires after a long career in radio. He spent over 30 years working as a sports broadcaster at Idaho State University and was recently inducted into ISU’s Hall of Fame and received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Rexburg Arts has fun activites and events for the community to get involved in.
