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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...
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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...
East Idaho News
Nine years after Idaho Cup victory, Pocatello bodybuilder returns to the stage
POCATELLO — Nine years ago, Bobby Serna pushed his body to the limit, overcame major knee injuries, and became an Idaho bodybuilding champion. Now, at 35, the Aberdeen native and Idaho State University alumnus is preparing to do it all over again. But this time, he’s bringing something to the competition that he didn’t have in 2017: a wife, two young sons, and a whole new perspective on what success means. Serna will return to the stage Saturday at the 2026 NPC Idaho Cup in Boise, competing in both Open Bodybuilding and Classic Physique. It’s a full-circle moment for the former Aberdeen High S...
Idaho State Journal
This week at Idaho State University
The Ying Quartet performs Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Jensen Grand Hall at the Stephens Performing Arts Center. This Grammy Award-winning ensemble is recognized for its expressive performances and visionary approach to chamber music. For more than three decades, they have performed in prestigious concert halls worldwide while also championing the role of music in community life, including performances in schools, workplaces and prisons. Tickets run $39 to $44 and can be purchased online at idahostatetickets.com or by calling 208-282-3595 for more information.
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Rain Didn't Stop the Community from Coming Out for ISU Homecoming Parade
The rain didn't stop the community from coming out to the Idaho State University Homecoming parade over the weekend. Spectators lined the streets as floats, marching bands and student organizations made their way through the parade route in Pocatello. Robert Moss with the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel, says they participated in...
Idaho State Journal
Fort Hall chef selected to participate in prestigious culinary program
FORT HALL — Lloyd George, former food and beverage director at Fort Hall Casino, was recently selected to participate in a prestigious culinary program called the Culinary Enrichment and Innovation Program. George said he applied for the program in September of last year after hearing about it from the...
East Idaho News
Downtown Pocatello walking tour offers both history and haunts
POCATELLO – Tours for both the true believers and skeptics of Pocatello to explore the city’s reportedly haunted historic locations have already begun. This year, Pocatello’s Haunted History Walking Tours will feature buildings in the downtown Warehouse District, with tours every Friday and Saturday throughout October. The first tour took place on Oct. 3, and Stephanie Palagi called it “the best opening night” in 18 years of running the event. “That area of downtown is just so full of history. People are not going to be disappointed in this year’s tour,” said Palagi, who is president and CEO o...
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Strobel Family Dental, a Dentist in Rexburg ID Introduces Now, Soon, Later Approach to Dental Treatment Planning
"Strobel Family Dental's Now, Soon, Later approach helps organize dental treatment recommendations into immediate, planned, and monitoring categories based on each patient's clinical findings." Strobel Family Dental, a dentist in Rexburg ID led by Dr. Heber Strobel, DDS, and Dr. Dirk Strobel, DDS, is introducing its Now, Soon, Later approach...