BYU-Idaho Radio

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho's new exhibition features works of the Eagle Rock Art Guild. Museum Development Director Amy Thompson told BYU-Idaho Radio about the new exhibit and the museum's future plans.

A year of celebration is coming to Rexburg, according to local county and business leaders who gathered this morning for the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce State of Cities and County Breakfast. The annual event was held in the John Taylor Building at BYU-Idaho.

The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce State of the Cities and County breakfast was held to promote and inform local business on the accomplishments of the chamber the year prior, and what to expect over the current year. Chamber president/CEO Diane Bruce, endorses shopping locally.

The Banff Film Festival has become a local tradition over the past 25 years, and with multiple stops in Idaho this year, including one in Idaho falls, it's an event you won't want to miss.

We may feel stagnating in our daily routine, in her devotional talk Sister Jennifer Platt taught the importance of many of these simple yet crucial repetitive tasks. It is through these routines that the Lord prepares us for lives and future discipleship.

When pregnant with their second child, Emily and David Miller learned their expected son would not survive past birth. When faced with this trial, they drew together as a family. Years later, David published a book that he hopes can help others in similar situations, teaching about hope and honoring loved ones through living life to the fullest.

Whether studying in the library or waiting in line at the Crossroads, BYU-Idaho students now have a new way to discover who’s around them with the introduction of Proximity Live, an app that shows other users within a 50-foot radius.

Rexburg dog grooming business, Spaws Grooming, has been named the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce business of the month. Owner Thomas Mecham spoke to BYU-Idaho Radio about his inspiration to start the business, what services they offer and what hopes he has for the future.

A study from the Psychology Department at BYU-Idaho will analyze the well-being of married students and offers rewards for those who participate.