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East Idaho News
Long-running Zoo Idaho event to be held on Halloween this year
POCATELLO –- This year, Pocatello’s zoo will hold its biggest annual event on the holiday it celebrates — a relatively rare occurence. On Halloween, which falls on a Saturday this year, Zoo Idaho will be celebrating ‘Zoo Boo,’ an annual event that brings games, a costume contest and trick-or-treating to the zoo. The event is normally held on the last Saturday in October, so many years pass between Zoo Boo events that are held on Halloween. “This is the first time in almost 10 years that it’s on an actual Halloween. … So that’s a rare event, to actually have it on Halloween itself,” said Dan Al...
East Idaho News
‘Eclectic’ new boutique brings clothing, antiques, art and more to St. Anthony
ST. ANTHONY — A one-of-a-kind shopping experience is coming to St. Anthony, and the owner describes it as “eclectic.” Tiffany Marez owns a boutique called Eclectic Amore, located at 99 North Bridge Street. The store will open on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 10 a.m. The first 20 people in line will get a gift basket, and there will also be a giveaway. “It’s just a cute pink stucco building. You can’t miss it. It was the old East Idaho Credit Union building. We have new clothing; a lot of brands that people will recognize, and some new brands,” Marez said. “We also have local vendors that have brought ...
East Idaho News
‘The fries are the bomb!’ How this diner turns local spuds into a customer favorite
EDITOR’S NOTE: “From the Field” is a weekly feature bringing you the latest agriculture news in eastern Idaho. SUGAR CITY – Before they’re piled next to a burger at Ole’s Diner in Sugar City, the potatoes behind its popular french fries begin their journey in an eastern Idaho field. EastIdahoNews.com is taking you from the farm to the fryer to show how locally grown spuds become a customer favorite. It all begins down the road at Sun-Glo of Idaho, a fresh-pack potato warehouse. The company grows thousands of acres of spuds every year throughout the area. Cade Crapo, a managing partner at Sun-G...
KPVI Newschannel 6
Rosie Debuts on Tail-Wagger Wednesday
Meet Rosie a female dog who debuted on today's episode of Tail-Wagger Wednesday on October 21,2026. She loves to play and is always on the go. If you want to adopt Rosie, you can go to the Pocatello Animal Services at 3100 Avenue of the Chiefs in Pocatello. The phone...
Idaho State Journal
New 24-hour Mexican restaurant opens near Idaho State University in Pocatello
POCATELLO — A new South Fourth Avenue restaurant will be open to both night owls and early risers who are craving a taste of authentic Mexican food. Victor Guillen owns the new restaurant called Birrieria El Antojo with various members of his family. It is located at 408 S. Fourth Ave. in Pocatello and it offers 24-hour service to its customers.
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Nate Bargatze brings comedy to Rexburg
Stand-up comedian, author and podcast host Nate Bargatze is performing at BYU-Idaho as part of his "Big Dumb Eyes" tour. Bargatze will be performing at the BYU-Idaho center for the BYUI Live Performance Series, on Friday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. According to the BYUI Ticket office, the show is...
Idaho State Journal
KIND Conservatory to open Candlelight Music season Friday
POCATELLO — The KIND Conservatory is set to start its 2026-27 Candlelight Music season with a performance at Pocatello’s Historic Fire Station this Friday. The concert, titled “New Light,” will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Historic Fire Station, 210 N. Arthur Ave., according to a news release from the KIND Conservatory. It will feature soprano Jordan Bowman and pianist Natalia Lauk. A variety of music will be performed, including opera, art song and musical theater. The composers featured will be Mozart, Rossini, Dvořák, Rachmaninoff and Jeanine Tesori. The event will start with a reception where guests will be able to look at art and enjoy refreshments. There will be a pre-concert talk at 7 p.m., and the actual concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. The evening is expected to last until 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the concert will support the KIND Conservatory’s work to bring advanced musical training opportunities to young musicians. It helps them achieve scholarships when their families may not be able to afford training. The KIND Conservatory also helps to organize the annual GEMS Piano Competition, a competition for young pianists across Idaho. It provides feedback, masterclasses, monetary awards and professional performance opportunities for its
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This Idaho Deli Still Builds Italian Subs Right In Front Of You, Just Like It Did 20 Years Ago
Your sub gets built right in front of you, one layer at a time, while you point at the toppings you want. Then you can walk around the corner and order a pizza bomb, which is basically a calzone that got ambitious. That combo alone would get my attention. Add...
East Idaho News
Mini Highland cows dressed up in costumes to return for Boo Bash
RIGBY — An upcoming event will bring trick-or-treating, hot chocolate, and mini Highland cows in costumes together in one place. Rigby Lake Memory Care at 470 Rigby Lake Drive, is hosting “Boo Bash ft. Highland cows,” on Friday, Oct. 23, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Rigby Lake Memory Care specializes in residential care for those who struggle with memory issues like Alzheimer’s and dementia, according to its website. Trick-or-treating will take place inside, with residents handing out candy. The event will include activity booths, a photo booth, hot chocolate, an adult raffle, and baskets to give awa...
KIFI Local News 8
15th Annual Ammon Pumpkin Walk and Pie Eating Contest bring fall fun to the community
Hundreds of painted pumpkins and award-winning large pumpkins were on display at McCowin Park for the 15th annual Ammon Pumpkin Walk. For the first time this year, the City of Ammon partnered with Kneaders to host pie-eating competitions.