Blister’s BBQ To Open 2nd Location In Local ‘99 Taurus Wagon
Rexburg, IDAHO – Responding to customers’ love of the experience of not being able to find a seat and enjoying lunch with someone you don’t...
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“Run for a Refugee” next Saturday, Oct. 13
Have you ever wondered how you can best help out those who are in need? For BYU-I student AJ Frazier, this question hung over him...
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New Kanye West album cover features Tetons
We at Explore Rexburg love the Tetons. And it would appear that Kanye West does too. Or he doesn’t. The cover of his newest album...
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Local restaurant owners announce new Red Rabbit Grill
Rexburg, like anywhere, is a place where businesses come and go. Some come for only a short period of time, like Smashed — the grilled...
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A new beginning for No More Bad Days
In a recent Facebook post, Christian Anderson, founder of the formerly defunct local depression and anxiety support group No More Bad Days, announced his decision...
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BYU-I students win 55th annual regional Emmy awards
Two groups of Brigham Young University – Idaho students received regional Emmy awards this past weekend for their submissions to The National Academy of Television Arts...
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Rexburg raises age restrictions on tobacco products
In most places throughout the nation, tobacco products can be purchased by anyone over the age of 18. But this year those products will become...
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New bill proposes medical marijuana products in Idaho
A new bill could potentially make strides towards the legalization of marijuana-derived products and decriminalization of cannabidiol oil (CBD) use in Idaho. The bill challenges...
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Hawaii’s Lava Devastation Continues, Meanwhile R Mountain Still Extinct
Kilauea, an active volcano located on the Big Island of Hawaii, continues to spew lava. This eruption has lasted over 50 days, making it the...
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East Idaho Renaissance Faire to happen in June
Calling all fire breathers, knights, princesses and fairies — the East Idaho Renaissance Faire cometh to town. Set to fill two weekends in June (22-23...
