BYU-Idaho Radio

This week’s episode concludes the fourth season of The Spot! We are so grateful for The Spot team, all of our guests and the production office for helping us make this semester a great one.

In preparation for the newly renovated Wildlife Museum on campus, BYU-Idaho’s Wildlife Society is hosting an art and photography contest over the next few months.

Cody Kelly has worked in the mental health field for about 10 years, in roles ranging from outpatient services to case management services. Now, he’s looking to help local people find the services they need.

Kassi Jones leads a team, which includes the board members, committees and volunteers. She oversees the flow of the rodeo.

Monday the Rexburg Cultural Arts Department is hosting a “Tribute to American Rock” show in Porter Park. The performance will be given by Jack Harrell and Friends at the Beehive Pavillion where attendees can listen to the music and enjoy a nice sunset.

The Spring 2026 Commencement at the BYU-Idaho Center will have more than 1,800 graduates.

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho presents “Walking the Divide.” This art exhibit by Josh Graham encourages viewers to explore their relationship with the natural world as well as participate in the process of art.

REXBURG—A new creative business has opened in Rexburg.

Dr. Bret Maiers, a physical therapist, has a business called Stride 3D, which helps runners improve their running through a 3D running gait analysis.