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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.
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Homemade Ravioli And Old-World Charm Have Kept This Pocatello Italian Spot Packed For Years
Some restaurants chase trends, and some simply outlast them. In Pocatello, Idaho, one Italian kitchen has been feeding families since the 1960s, and people still drive hours just to grab a table. The building out front looks plain enough to make first-timers hesitate at the door. Inside, though, the cozy...
Idaho State Journal
Reel Theatre to show John Wayne’s ‘True Grit’ on Saturday
POCATELLO — The Reel Theatre will show the 1969 Western “True Grit” at 7:15 p.m. Saturday, with more classic-film screenings possible if turnout is strong. The screening is meant to give moviegoers a chance to see an old favorite on a theater screen with surround sound and an audience. If enough people come and enjoy it, the theater may add more vintage titles, including other Westerns, Alfred Hitchcock thrillers and holiday classics. Tickets are $3. Organizer Kirby Jonas said people who want a seat should arrive early, because he has heard from many interested viewers across East Idaho, including Idaho Falls. Jonas said a home copy of the movie is cheap and easy to find, but it does not compare with watching on a big screen with other fans. The idea for a local classic-movie screening came from a trip to Mackay shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic. An old theater there was showing “American Graffiti” as part of a classic-film program, and Jonas and his wife drove up to see it. Ever since, Jonas said he has wanted to bring something similar to the Reel, located at 310 E. Oak St. Jonas is friends with theater owners Saundra and Clesie
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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...
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Rooster Makes an Appearance on Tail-Wagger Wednesday
Rooster is a male dog who made an appearance on Tail-Wagger Wednesday on October 14, 2026. Rooster loves to play and needs a furr-ever home. If you want to adopt Rooster you can go to the Pocatello Animal Services at 3100 Avenue of the Chiefs in Pocatello. The phone number...
KIFI Local News 8
Pebble Creek Ski Area sees snow, prepares for upcoming season
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Pebble Creek Ski Area saw a dusting of snow for the first time this season on Monday, with hopes to open the mountain in mid-December. This is the first season Pebble is included in the Indy Pass, and crews have worked on mountain improvements all summer for guests to enjoy.
Idaho State Journal
Black bears desperate for food invaded multiple East Idaho neighborhoods in 2026 — and next spring could be worse
At about 3:30 a.m. on Oct. 2, a juvenile black bear tried to push its way through the back door of a home in Salmon’s Sunset Heights subdivision. The residents tackled the bear and wrestled with it to keep it out. Two residents were injured during the melee —...
East Idaho News
Not your ordinary makeover, Pocatello woman turns people into works of art
POCATELLO — From funky, eye-popping hair colors to fantastical Halloween characters and elaborate full-body paintings, KayLee Carr can transform just about anyone into a walking work of art. And she does it all from one of the coolest little loft studios in Old Town Pocatello. Carr, owner of KayLee Carr Beauty, is not your ordinary hairstylist or makeup artist. Her talents go far beyond cuts, colors and traditional makeovers, extending into a world of artistic creations limited only by the imagination. Whether she’s turning someone into a movie character, creating a spooky Halloween masterpiec...