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Fawn euthanized by Fish and Game after being raised by local family
RIGBY — The Idaho Department of Fish and Game recently euthanized a fawn after it was discovered that it had been domesticated by a local family. It’s easy to have your heartstrings pulled when you see a baby animal alone on the side of the road, and it’s human nature to want to help by taking it home. But according to Fish and Game, doing so may be dangerous for both you and the animal. In June, a local man was on his way to work in Rigby when he saw a fawn lying alone on the side of the road. “He saw something on the side of the road, and he was about to hit it,” says Camille Ramage, the man...
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Cielito Lindo owner says customers enjoying a meal ‘gives me joy’
POCATELLO – Local restaurant owner Heriberto “Eric” Gutierrez says what he does isn’t about the money. He owns Cielito Lindo at 1010 Pocatello Ave. in Pocatello, located directly across the parking lot from City Hall. The Mexican restaurant opened in 2022, and Gutierrez has just opened a second location in Blackfoot, at 257 South Broadway Street. But even with the business expanding, Gutierrez told EastIdahoNews.com that it is not why he got into the restaurant industry. “To see customers happy, customers enjoying the meal; it just gives me joy to be where I am and do what I do,” he explained....
Idaho State Journal
New community walking opportunity at the MEC begins Monday
As the cold and winter months approach, the Pocatello community needed a new place to walk. After Pine Ridge Mall closed to the public for renovations, many residents lost their usual walking spot, and the Mountain View Event Center, or MEC, wants to change that. Starting Monday, Nov. 2, the MEC, located at 1567 Way to Grace Ave., will host Walk in the ICCU Fieldhouse from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. There is no daily fee. The only cost is a $25 annual fee. “Now that we’ve got the expanded ICCU Fieldhouse, we thought the morning time would work great,” MEC executive director Shelton Robinson said. “We’ll be able to have a dedicated space for the walking. It’s something we’ve thought about for a long time, and now we have that extra space to provide that for our community.” The program is intended primarily for the colder months, though MEC may continue it into warmer weather if demand remains. Walking may be unavailable on some Fridays because of larger events at the facility, and MEC said it will publicize any schedule changes. For updates and other upcoming events, visit the event calendar at mecceventcenter.com.
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Little Red Corner In Idaho Is A Dedicated Christmas Store Worth A Holiday Shopping Trip
A shop in eastern Idaho sells chili seasoning packets right beside one-of-a-kind Santas. Somehow, that combination makes perfect sense once you learn what the place is all about. The entire store is devoted to Christmas. Not a seasonal aisle or a dusty back corner, but the whole building. Trees, ornaments,...
East Idaho News
‘Deceived,’ Episode 1: Two children are missing and no one is talking
IDAHO FALLS — Nancy Jo Hancock, of Mesa, Ariz., could not believe what she was seeing and hearing. She had been watching an episode of “Dateline NBC” while folding laundry when she suddenly saw a picture of Charles Vallow, the man she had briefly dated six months earlier, appear on her TV screen. “And it’s the picture that he used on the dating site, so it’s a very familiar picture to me,” Hancock recalled. “I paused it, and I rewound it, and I listened, and I saw the date.” Now the show’s narrator was saying Vallow had been shot dead by his brother-in-law, Alex Cox — and it had happened the m...
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When is the best time to go to the Hart Fitness Center?
As you enter the BYU-Idaho Hart Fitness Center, you realize all the squat racks, benches and cable machines are already being used!. Between searching for a bench and waiting for an available machine, your workout could quickly turn from a 45-minute session into a 2-hour one!. There might be alternatives...
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When Snow Arrives, 7 Idaho Areas Open Groomed Trails For Cross-Country Skiing
Near Pocatello, one Nordic center grooms its ski trails seven days a week. Seven!. I love that someone heads out with a groomer before most of us find our coffee. That kind of care shows up across Idaho once the snow sticks. One state park gives skiers a warming yurt in the middle of the trail system.
Idaho State Journal
Murder, comedy and a vote: ‘Three Doors to Death’ opens Thursday at Pocatello’s College Market
POCATELLO — The audience will choose the killer in “Three Doors to Death or ... The Choice Is Yours,” an interactive comedy murder mystery opening Thursday at The College Market. The play, written by Keith Jackson, runs at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday at The College Market, 604 S. 8th Ave. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is by donation. In the play, the unpopular Gordon Forrest, played by Richard Baker, is murdered during a rehearsal of an old British thriller. Several people have reasons to want him dead. Trent Young plays the homicide detective who arrives to reenact the crime with help from the audience. Viewers receive clues, motives and suspects before deciding which direction the plot takes. The possible culprits include actors played by Randy Tolman, Tiffany Chandler and Kate Baker; the director, played by Katelyn McKelley; and the cleaning woman, played by Diana Potter. Lydia Begay plays Officer Garret, who rounds up the cast of characters. Sherri Dienstfrey-Swanson directs. Vanessa Grow is stage manager. Treats will be available from The College Market during the performances.