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How to celebrate the holidays on a budget

The end of the year is approaching, and we all know what that means. The holiday craze. Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years are all in succession on the calendar. With just a few weeks between each, we need to determine our desired spending, decorating and celebrating. This is the time of year people end […]

October 25, 2017

The Haunted Mill in Teton

Do you dare enter the Haunted Mill?

The line crept along. We slowly advanced. In our group the chatter was lighthearted, but there was an underlying premonition. As the Haunted Mill loomed in the distance, growing ever closer, we began to feel the cold hand of fear on our shoulders. The scene was like something from a George Romero film. And we, […]

October 24, 2017

Hocus Pocus returns to Hemming Village

Who doesn’t love a good scare? It’s that time of year again and Halloween is right around the corner. And along with that comes the never-ending stress to find the perfect costume, making sure you have enough candy and that your place is decorated with the best cobwebs and pumpkins. Finding time to actually celebrate […]

October 23, 2017

5 places close to Rexburg to make a fire

One of the key elements to a good camping excursion is the fire. It not only provides warmth and light once the sun goes down. It cooks your food, is a gathering place for friends, and is a spectacle of nature that draws you in. So what if you want the fire without the camping? […]

October 19, 2017

International Credit Union Day

Beehive celebrates International Credit Union Day

This article was a guest submission by the team at Beehive Federal Credit Union. If you are interested in having your work published on Explore Rexburg, please get in touch with us at hello@explorerexburg.com. Why Credit Unions Are Worth Celebrating In 1924, Roy Bergengren, one of the architects of the credit union movement, reflected on […]

October 18, 2017

When is it appropriate to listen to Christmas music?

When is it OK to listen to Christmas music?

Everyone experiences the holidays differently. Because of different cultures, religions, or traditions, there are many ways to view this time of year. One controversial topic amongst those who celebrate Christmas is, when is the appropriate time to listen to Christmas music? Maybe you're reading this and thinking about how much you love to hear holiday […]

October 18, 2017

Driving without a car in Rexburg is easier with help from your friends.

How to get around Rexburg without a car

Getting around Rexburg can be a struggle. If you have a car and have driven near campus at night, odds are you probably have seen helpless BYU-I students trudging through a blizzard carrying six bags of Broulim’s groceries. In each hand. You likely offer silent sympathy as you bypass them. You turn your head to […]

October 17, 2017

Thrift shopping can be fun.

A few helpful thrift shopping practices

Walking into a thrift store can be thrilling. But it can also be intimidating, due to the literal thousands of items packed in and piled all around. This can be an overwhelming task for even the most professional of shoppers. But really, have no fear. Here are some tips and tricks to follow to help […]

October 13, 2017

You know you live in Rexburg when...

Rexburg. Beautiful, fun, stereotypical Rexburg. The place where potato farms surround the town and businesses thrive off college students. Where you’ll find some of the most beautiful scenic views of mountains, rivers, forests, and lakes. Rexburg can be pretty funny when you think about what makes this special town so unique. If you live in […]

October 11, 2017

How to overcome the dry air of Rexburg

Do you love the crisp and brisk days, but don’t love what they do to your skin? Living in Rexburg may be a bit of a climate change shock for you, compared to what you and your skin are used to from back home. Having come from Arizona and the coast of California, I can […]

October 9, 2017

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