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Lewisville, ID · Municipal
East Idaho News
Chubbuck physical therapy clinic earns statewide honor, again
CHUBBUCK — A local physical therapy clinic is proving that some of Idaho’s best health care is right here in eastern Idaho. High Desert Osteopractic Physical Therapy has been named Idaho’s Best Physical Therapy Clinic for 2026, marking its second statewide win after earning the same honor in 2023. The Idaho’s Best Awards recognize businesses based on public voting, customer reviews and online reputation. The clinic has also been recognized as Eastern Idaho’s Best for five consecutive years. “I think it’s pretty neat that eastern Idaho could represent like that,” said office manager Debbie Lamb...
Idaho State Journal
Groundbreaking marks start of River Sports Complex in Shelley
Years of work coalesced into a groundbreaking ceremony Monday for the first seven athletic fields in what will be a 72-acre River Sports Complex in Shelley. Residents within the Shelley school district voted to form a recreation district in 2022. They approved the North End Recreation District located on the edge of Shelley next to the Snake River in Bingham County. “Our purpose is to expand, beautify and grow the recreational opportunities in north Bingham County,” said Chris Sheetz, district executive director and owner and principal consultant of Peak Plus Partners. Through Peak Plus Partners, she manages and develops community initiatives and recreational programming specifically tailored to support the district’s operations and public projects. “This is an exciting day for our community,” Sheetz said, minutes before she and nine others involved in the planning each turned a scoop of dirt to mark the groundbreaking at 587 E 1250 N in Shelley. “We’re officially going to begin excavation for these seven fields now called the River Sports Complex. Today we get to stop talking and start digging.” The district was formed to address north Bingham County’s lack of sufficient athletic fields and large-scale public recreation spaces to meet the needs of
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Why Do Thousands Of Snow Geese Stop At This Idaho Reservoir Each Spring And Fall
Out on the open flats of eastern Idaho, one big marshy lake fills with waterfowl every migration season. The road signs out there are thin, yet the birds find it every single time. Moose wander near the edges. Warblers move through the cottonwoods, and largemouth bass cruise beneath the boat...
East Idaho News
Canadians living in eastern Idaho charged for alleged illegal voting in 2022 federal election
REXBURG — Two people residing in eastern Idaho have been federally charged for allegedly voting illegally in the 2022 general election. According to a news release from the United States Attorney’s Office in the District of Idaho, Taralynn Kathleen Bosco, 48, of Rexburg, and Stanley Richard Walton, 82, of Chubbuck, are alleged to have voted in the 2022 general election, even though they were not United States citizens. The two cases are not related. Each is charged with one count of voting by an alien, which is a class A misdemeanor. Bosco and Walton are scheduled for initial court appearances...
Dailyfly News
ISU awarded federal grant to improve access to produce for pregnant and postpartum women
BOISE, ID – Idaho State University will receive nearly $500,000 in federal funds to improve access to fruits and vegetables for pregnant and postpartum Idahoans. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday a $499,465
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Pocatello trustees lean toward keeping five-day week
Pocatello-Chubbuck trustees appear inclined to keep the district’s five-day school week after discussing the matter during a board work session Tuesday. The board will vote next week to either stay on a five-day schedule or move to four-day model. The board will also consider swapping the current trimester schedule for semesters.
East Idaho News
Pumpkins galore! Ammon Pumpkin Walk kicks off Saturday
AMMON — If the Great Pumpkin were to show up, it would likely be here. A festive eastern Idaho fall tradition is returning this weekend, bringing plenty of Halloween spirit and family-friendly fun to Ammon. The annual Ammon Pumpkin Walk kickoff takes place Saturday, Oct. 17, from noon to 3 p.m. at McCowin Park, 3000 Southwick Lane. Now in its 15th year, the popular event is free and open to the public. Visitors can enjoy more than 40 creative pumpkin displays put together by local businesses, churches and community organizations, along with giant pumpkins that are sure to impress. RELATED: You...
Big Country News
ISU awarded federal grant to improve access to produce for pregnant and postpartum women
Idaho State University will receive nearly $500,000 in federal funds to improve access to fruits and vegetables for pregnant and postpartum Idahoans. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday a $499,465 award to ISU for a new federal program, the Maternal Produce Prescription Program. The federal funding is meant to serve pregnant and postpartum women and their families in low-income and medically underserved communities and increase access to healthy foods, according to a press release.
Idaho State Journal
Idaho Falls bike shop expanding to Pocatello
POCATELLO — CBI Bikes, a popular bike shop in Idaho Falls, is preparing to open a second location in Pocatello that’s sure to excite bike lovers throughout the community. Landon Poulter, manager of the Idaho Falls store, said they are planning to have a soft opening of the new shop in the beginning of March. They plan to have a grand opening later, but they haven’t chosen a specific date for that yet.