Rexburg, ID News

• Rexburg, ID News
• EICAP Food Bank and Commodity Day
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• Pomegranate Sorbet
• Back to School for Rexburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• A Note For Sunday
• Loving Austin
• Love Rexburg
• Protests and Charities
• Get on your Bikes and Ride
• I-Prostitute (Unedited)
• What I learned in DC
• Love Bob Marley. Keep Marajuan Illegal.
• Keep Rexburg Real.
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• Godzilla What, Kraken What.
• Blackfoot Climbing
• The politics of the pump: A rhetorical blowout | The Economist
• Celebration
• His Sacred Name - An Easter Declaration
• The Sleepless Super Power for Finals
• Kayaking
• I-Stache, In memory of
• Deep Love
• Margarine is not butter
• I Am a Plasma Prostitute
• Grass!
• Rock Climbing Enclosure.mov
• Doubt and Decisions
• For those who didn't know, and those who did.
• Livestock Center
• Freedom Rave
• If reality were never true.
• Day 2, 3, Big Judd's and the Aftermath.
• Day 1
• 3-Day Cleanse
• Dreams
• K-Mart Revisited
• Love Heather Salvation
• BYU-Inferior
• Bytheway
• Mashed Potatoes and Me
• Summer Vaca
• 5 Chapters for Smuggling
• Garth's Auction House
• New Family Search
• A Camera
• A Change of Pace
• Sammy's
• Play-Off Pictures
• Just a quick thought on Continue in Patience
• Hats-Off
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• Play-Off Pictures
• The Truth Behind the "W"
• Be Ultimate
• Hurricanes: Play-Offs this weekend!
• The Hurricanes
• Welcome to POLSC110
• Hair Cut
• From Idaho to Kenya
• Are Masks of the Devil?
• Jefferson to Madison: Stop the illegal busing
• Fremont commissioners shut down waterway discussion again
• Reggae Love in Rexburg
• Idaho won't manage wolves under ESA
• Rexburg man shot while hunting 
• Jack o Lanterns, goblin masks, and powdered wigs.
• Olson recants Thomas statement
• Taking a look at the four Idaho constitutional amendments on the ballot
• Otter to meet over dentists cut from Idaho program
• Rexburg man arrested on enticement charge
• Gov. Otter approves Idaho synthetic pot ban
• County won't fund Ashton Senior Center until it keeps track of money
• Idaho GOP argues for closing primary election
• Jaima Itzae Barajas Pena
• Rexburg Farmers Market reaches end of season
• Dental cuts a flashpoint at gubernatorial debate
• Time for lime: High-tech method reduces soil's acidity
• Fremont County's motorboat ordinance scrapped
• Otter grabs fundraising lead in governor's race
• Fremont County officials send gravel pit issue back to P&Z
• County won't adopt ordinance regulating motorboats
• Deadline to comment on Ashton Dam project is Saturday
• Eric Bibb
• Madison County bans Spice
• Republican leaders to visit with residents
• Yellowstone closing after record season
• Change?
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• Spud harvest under way in a big way
• Woman tells of battle with breast cancer
• Maxine Rose Marshall (Day 24)
• Religion emerges front-and-center in Idaho governor's race
• Egin Bench farmers testing cover crops to reduce erosion
• City of Rexburg completes paving 12th West
• Madison School Board member Maria Nate resigns
• Wildfire burning west of St. Anthony
• Rexburg City Council bans Spice
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• Luna, Olson debate for Idaho's top education spot
• Otter weighs in partially, backs 1 amendment
• Otter to sign temporary ban on Spice
• Have you registered to vote yet?
• Researchers find life on Yellowstone Lake's floor
• Hess Heritage Museum collection up for auction
• Washington, Oregon, Idaho get millions from USDA
• 3 minor quakes rattle western Wyo.
• Madison firefighters to unveil 9/11 memorial
• String of car burglaries reported in Rexburg
• Island Park to hold open house for new City hall
• United Way kicks off in time of need
• Marriott housekeeper who returned $5K gets reward from CEO
• Girl falls off Sugar-Salem float
• Madison firefighters dedicate memorial
• Madison County looks to attract geothermal power plants
• ID, MT seek OK for hunting of endangered wolves
• Should you choose a midwife or doctor?
• Upper Valley Industries expands
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Idaho legislators donate money to school districts for field trips
• Fremont officials consider Spice ordinance
• Fires in Thornton, student apartment
• 2 killed when copter crashes in downtown Kamiah
• No cash stipend for Fremont P&Z members, but they will get supper
• Tour de Rexburg is coming to town
• Into the wild: People learn how to live off land at Hibbard retreat
• Idaho approved to receive $51.6 millon for school jobs
• Man injured in truck rollover
• Conservation group ends wolf predation payments
• One way to help local Guard
• Gas leak at Rexburg church blocks street
• Madison School District passes emergency levy
• Police: 2 Idaho men used Star Wars club to lure girls
• Both Otter, Allred stretch truth in ads
• LDS Church, Jewish leaders tackle proxy baptism
• Olson gets support from local educators in superintendent race
• Paul Mitchell students celebrate Hug Day with open arms
• Nevada man dies in accident at dunes
• Judge: BLM must release names of permit holders
• Budget bigger, but Madison County not wealthier
• North Fremont Middle School teacher wins award
• Idaho gov. candidates play up cowboy credentials
• Romney to campaign for Otter in Idaho Falls
• Antelope Fire closes section of park road
• City agrees to sell Roxy to Chester man for cash
• New shoplifting technique used at Walmart
• Soldier with local ties killed
• Dude, where's my bike?
• Fremont Commission seeks public feedback on waterway rules
• Rexburg businesses show support for teachers
• 'The coolest thing ever'
• When Mormon farmers grow barley for beer
• Hotel worker returns $5,000 she found in bedsheets
• See the wonder of geysers at new vistor center
• Sugar-Salem turns up the heat on education
• Recession is over, say economists
• Car hits 7th-grader in crosswalk
• Fire crews respond to fire near Ashton
• School districts accept federal aid
• Otter won't take public stand on Idaho amendments
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• Spud race takes a holiday
• Caffeine to blame in Kentucky murder?
• Your turn to speak out about power bill increase
• Otter to unveil Idaho Fallen Soldier Memorial
• Hail and rain delay harvests
• Career park service employee to head Yellowstone
• Young offenders combat addiction with educational program
• 'I Want Your Money' screening in Rexburg
• Federal judge: Idaho can't cut cash assistance yet
• Otter, Allred square off in Idaho governor forum
• Say farewell to local Guard
• Montana police arrest woman in counterfeit case
• Brake for Breakfast coming Wednesday
• Hemming Village unveils Phase 1
• Prescribed burn in Tetons sparks erroneous rumors
• Risch, Crapo want Congress to delist ID, MT wolves
• Sensors make studying Yellowstone geysers easier
• Gimlet residents report cougar in house
• Madison, Fremont officials see growing abuse of Spice
• Luna, Olson to debate at 8
• Search is on for missing Maryland man
• The fabulous Ferris wheel
• Idaho's Risch goes on attack against Allred
• Fly-In promises fun for pilots, public
• VFW honors area commander
• Madison budget still needs clarification
• BYU-I Goes to Conference (Day 28)
• Man killed in accident on Highway 20
• Police: Man drove under influence of Spice drug
• Lawmakers: More budget cuts coming in 2011 session
• GOP questions Allred's role in 2009 gas tax fight
• Teens with Spice cited for having inhalants
• House rezoning draws protest in Rexburg City Council
• Rexburg woman arrested for burglary, arson
• Island Park to hold open house for new City hall
• Allred speaks to local educators
• Families say good-bye to local Guard
• Small wildfire burns in north-central Yellowstone
• A before and after look at progress in The BYU-Idaho Center
• Idaho State Police upping patrols for impaired drivers over holiday weekend
• World War II fliers remember
• Should you choose a midwife or doctor?
• Mont. senators want wolves to lose endangered status
• Park extends road closure due to wildfire
• Woman, 28, plans to wed 16-year-old boy
• Study: INL-contaminated water too deep for concern
• State works to remind voters of new photo ID law
• Police warn about counterfeit bills
• Hemming Village unveils Phase 1
• Search is on for missing Maryland man
• Man killed in accident on Highway 20
• See the wonder of geysers at new vistor center
• See the subscriber side of this site for free
• Young offenders combat addiction with educational program
• Maxine Rose Marshall (Day 24)
• Idaho gov. candidates play up cowboy credentials
• Dude, where's my bike?
• Upper Valley Industries expands
• No cash stipend for Fremont P&Z members, but they will get supper
• One way to help local Guard
• Olson gets support from local educators in superintendent race
• United Way kicks off in time of need
• Mont. senators want wolves to lose endangered status
• Researchers find life on Yellowstone Lake's floor
• The Hair Academy to Take Part in Nationwide Free Hugs Day
• Bike Theft (Day 20)
• The fabulous Ferris wheel
• Police: Man drove under influence of Spice drug
• Allred speaks to local educators
• Prescribed burn in Tetons sparks erroneous rumors
• 'I Want Your Money' screening in Rexburg
• The Art of the “Doctrine Throw Down”
• Fremont Commission seeks public feedback on waterway rules
• Sugar-Salem turns up the heat on education
• Spud race takes a holiday
• Paul Mitchell students celebrate Hug Day with open arms
• Romney to campaign for Otter in Idaho Falls
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Keoni Chuang (Day 15)
• Hess Heritage Museum collection up for auction
• Marriott housekeeper who returned $5K gets reward from CEO
• Tour de Rexburg is coming to town
• Gas leak at Rexburg church blocks street
• Park extends road closure due to wildfire
• Direction of the Blog (Day 4)
• Bike Borrowers (Day5)
• First Devotional (Day 6)
• i < 3 dragons: The Ever so Elite Group of Bahian Literature Afici...
• Reggie Espinoza Beltran Junior
• Good Goodness (Day 11)
• Riding Behind the Bike Borrowers (Day 13)
• Caffeine to blame in Kentucky murder?
• Federal judge: Idaho can't cut cash assistance yet
• Rexburg businesses show support for teachers
• Risch, Crapo want Congress to delist ID, MT wolves
• Recession is over, say economists
• Idaho's Risch goes on attack against Allred
• Lawmakers: More budget cuts coming in 2011 session
• Families say good-bye to local Guard
• Prelude
• Day 1: Class Crashing and Getting Involved
• Day 2: Actual Classes and First Date?
• Day 3: Study and 9/11
• Nevada man dies in accident at dunes
• Antelope Fire closes section of park road
• Girl falls off Sugar-Salem float
• Idaho legislators donate money to school districts for field trips
• Into the wild: People learn how to live off land at Hibbard retreat
• Madison School District passes emergency levy
• 'The coolest thing ever'
• Small wildfire burns in north-central Yellowstone
• Woman, 28, plans to wed 16-year-old boy
• Washington, Oregon, Idaho get millions from USDA
• Sensors make studying Yellowstone geysers easier
• Fly-In promises fun for pilots, public
• GOP questions Allred's role in 2009 gas tax fight
• Your turn to speak out about power bill increase
• Otter, Allred square off in Idaho governor forum
• City agrees to sell Roxy to Chester man for cash
• Car hits 7th-grader in crosswalk
• Otter, Allred set to debate in Boise
• Fremont officials consider Spice ordinance
• Idaho approved to receive $51.6 millon for school jobs
• Police: 2 Idaho men used Star Wars club to lure girls
• Judge: BLM must release names of permit holders
• Madison firefighters dedicate memorial
• Study: INL-contaminated water too deep for concern
• 3 minor quakes rattle western Wyo.
• Say farewell to local Guard
• VFW honors area commander
• Teens with Spice cited for having inhalants
• A before and after look at progress in The BYU-Idaho Center
• Gimlet residents report cougar in house
• Fire crews respond to fire near Ashton
• Otter to unveil Idaho Fallen Soldier Memorial
• Both Otter, Allred stretch truth in ads
• Budget bigger, but Madison County not wealthier
• New shoplifting technique used at Walmart
• When Mormon farmers grow barley for beer
• Madison County looks to attract geothermal power plants
• Fires in Thornton, student apartment
• Man injured in truck rollover
• Madison firefighters to unveil 9/11 memorial
• State works to remind voters of new photo ID law
• Madison budget still needs clarification
• House rezoning draws protest in Rexburg City Council
• Idaho State Police upping patrols for impaired drivers over holiday weekend
• Madison, Fremont officials see growing abuse of Spice
• Montana police arrest woman in counterfeit case
• Hail and rain delay harvests
• North Fremont Middle School teacher wins award
• Soldier with local ties killed
• Hotel worker finds $5,000 in bedsheets
• School districts accept federal aid
• LDS Church, Jewish leaders tackle proxy baptism
• Conservation group ends wolf predation payments
• ID, MT seek OK for hunting of endangered wolves
• 2 killed when copter crashes in downtown Kamiah
• World War II fliers remember
• Police warn about counterfeit bills
• String of car burglaries reported in Rexburg
• Brother: Mormon church shooter was former member
• 2 Hamer teenage girls die in rollover crash
• Rexburg woman arrested for burglary, arson
• Officials respond to false alarms about Sugar City Fire Station
• Hundreds come to SummerFest
• INL blaze doubles in size
• St. Anthony ponders business licenses
• Sugar City approves final budget
• Sugar City approves final budget
• Farewell event planned for Guard
• Candidate for state ed chief visits Rexburg, has superintendent's endorsement
• What MHS students think about their new campus
• Rexburg motorcycle accident injures 2
• Public will have a chance to weigh in on Ashton water options
• Madison Fire Department aids wildland firefighters
• US Fish & Wildlife files appeal of grizzly listing
• Madison High School is ready
• Debate heats up governor race
• Pair of Rexburg Republicans honored at barbecue
• No more reverse parking for Rexburg
• Allred calls Otter a 'career politician' in debate
• Part of lawsuit against LDS Church, Boy Scouts tossed
• Simpson: Democrats' biggest problem is success in elections
• Officials warn of tax scam
• Authorities: Fugitives may be living off land
• Idaho sugar beet farmers troubled by judge's decision
• Blackfoot police ban texting-while-driving
• Idaho Falls zoo euthanizes aging snowleopards
• Idaho commission resolves to fight wolf ruling
• St. Anthony police arrest man for growing pot in yard
• 100 years since devastating Idaho fire
• Rexburg's backward parking may get ax
• Fremont School District pushes back school start due to technical difficulties
• Menan Butte school redistricting vote today
• Teen dies in boat crash on Snake River
• Pocatello looks to acquire land for pathway
• Fire District, St. Anthony vote to OK annexation
• Sugar City Council passes preliminary budget
• Meeting set to discuss Ashton nitrate fix
• Democratic hopeful Allred touts public education and low taxes at Rexburg social
• Idaho man beaten to death in fight over tools
• Judge doubts gay marriage ban's backers can appeal
• Salmon man struck by lighting, killed
• Despite headlines, crowded summer at Yellowstone
• Girl almost drowns at Green Canyon
• Review: Documentary presents in-depth look at Joseph Smith
• Are you ready for the Madison County Fair?
• Fund set up for Plano teen injured in horse accident
• Fremont County P&Z chairman calls it quits
• Judge keeps gay marriages in California on hold
• Agencies seize 7,200 pot plants in 2 Idaho counties
• Deadly Utah tour bus crash recalls 2009 wreck
• Idaho could get $51M under federal jobs bill
• Another fee-free weekend coming up at national parks
• Investigators looking into Idaho Boy Scout left behind after fall during hike
• Idaho personal income level falls in 2009
• Canal company gears up for diversion dam repairs
• Loosli named as Fremont County's interim P&B chief
• Search for fugitive focuses on Mont., SW Canada
• Captured Arizona inmate waives extradition fight
• Searchers find bodies of 4 missing Idaho boaters
• Allred to come to Rexburg
• Police: 1 of 2 Ariz. escapees captured near Yellowstone; Captured inmate sang with church choir
• Police: 4 men feared drowned in American Falls Reservoir
• City Council approves Phase 1 contractor for Riverside Park
• Fremont County Commission fires P&Z director
• Idaho F&G: Explore wolf hunt, despite relisting
• Opinion: Hunt shows state, not feds, know how to manage wolves
• Rangers kill aggressive black bear in Yellowstone
• Five yearling cow elk still missing from ranch
• Biography of LDS Church president planned
• Judge orders protections reinstated for wolf
• Neighbors appeal gravel pit decision
• Appeal of Prop 8 ruling could delay gay weddings in Calif.
• Quakes felt in Jackson, Wyo., eastern Idaho
• July a record month for Yellowstone
• Rexburg’s coffers fuller than expected by $6 million
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Mormon church "regrets" Calif. gay marriage ruling
• Rangers kill aggressive black bear in Yellowstone
• 30 cows die in S. Idaho after eating larkspur
• Voters approve tax override for South Fremont Fire District
• $70 million Mormon temple to be built in Philly
• Pig wrestling to be bigger, muddier than last year at Fremont County Fair
• Idaho teen among youths honoring Ronald Reagan
• Districts fail to meet AYP standards
• F&G: Wolves not causing most elk losses
• Fremont School Board changes bus routes, traffic flow
• Dance festival parade and street festival tonight
• Three injured in vehicle collision with horses
• Fire district election set for Tuesday
• LDS apostle encourages members of the church to follow the prophets during Education Week talk
• Autopsy: McCullough most likely drowned
• EPA wraps up cleanup without charges, yet
• Eastern Idaho facility plans oxygen therapy for vets
• F-35 chances dim, but Idaho may get Italian mule
• Idaho won't get an initial share of new AF fighter
• Ashton City Council accepts resignation, approves new appointment
• Taiwanese woman drowns in river in Yellowstone
• Change to Teton's Sunday beer sales ordinance falls flat
• Grizzly, 2 cubs caught after Mont. campground mauling
• Kootenai County Sheriff investigating death of Rexburg man in Coeur d'Alene Lake
• Missing Boy Scout found near upper Palisades Lake
• US House gives injured Marine standing ovation
• Bear turns Goldilocks tale on its head in NH home
• Invasive mussels could cost $100M year
• 100 days after the spill begins, Gulf life will never be the same
• State board to hear from embattled charter school
• Idaho lawmaker in tax dispute voted on tax rules
• Utah court reverses polygamist leader convictions
• Study: Idaho car drivers overpaying for highways
• Vice president visits Yellowstone to tout Recovery Act funds in parks
• Idaho's suicide rate up in 2009
• Man sentenced for bigamy in Pocatello
• Idaho group honors Borglum, sculptor and Klansman
• St. Anthony man charged with aggravated assault after shooting at home
• Biden to survey stimulus work in Yellowstone on Monday
• Agency plans second meeting on eastern Idaho Areva project
• INL wildfire contained
• Explosives found in Thornton area detonated on Sunday
• Boy run over at Menan parade
• Black bear killed by hit-and-run driver in Yellowstone Nat'l Park
• Another hiker dies following fall at Grand Teton
• Yellowstone Park fire 20 percent contained
• Rededication of International DUP historical marker set for Saturday
• FEMA warns of elevated fire risk during hotter weather
• Madison takes on mosquitoes
• Gravel pit, hot mix plant approved despite plenty of criticism
• Yellowstone wildfire 28 percent contained
• Petition seeks to have wolves howl across US
• Fundraisers go on after toddler dies
• Alberta woman identified in fatal St. Anthony Sand Dunes ATV accident
• Seating expands at Fremont Fairgrounds
• Black bear captured and killed in Yellowstone
• Blacktail fire scorches 1,782 acres near Ririe
• Judge reconsiders dismissal in Syringa lawsuit
• Work begins on Romance Theatre remodel
• Menan Buttes residents to decide on school district
• St. Anthony’s Pioneer Days features more than a parade
• Rexburg officials: Whoopee Days not replacement for Independence Day
• Elder Richard Hinckley gives advice to 1,305 BYU-Idaho graduates
• Utah woman injured by bison in Yellowstone
• Rocky Mountain Power lines lost in INL blaze
• Mormon church restates opposition to gay marriage
• Trash fire in Hibbard contained
• 3 cited for trespassing on railroad warning light
• Roxy auction a bust
• Yellowstone fire grows to 500 acres
• EPA seeking approval to clean up property
• Idaho cops catch up with alleged condiment vandal
• Event promotes bike safety, theft prevention
• Complete listing of Saturday events
• Retired Judge Brent Moss dies
• ATV rules worry officials
• Judge may toss part of Idaho Boy Scout abuse suit
• Chamber looking for more community involvement in 25th annual Dance Festival
• INL blaze biggest current wildfire in nation
• Tourism industry in Idaho looking brighter
• Allred to visit Island Park
• S.F. Fire District sets date, amount of levy
• Temporary Idaho tax auditors bring in $30 million
• Simpson gives Arizona support in immigration case
• 2 California women die in southeast Idaho crash
• Otter says "nope" to GOP loyalty oath
• Yellowstone Park has record June
• GOP loyalty oath draws some Idaho lawmakers' ire
• JCC fence, access construction will improve security at center
• Fire in Yellowstone 72 percent contained
• Rexburg planes to be in Idaho Falls airshow
• Yellowstone identifies angler who died in park
• Legal weed? Police concerned about 'Black Mamba'
• Pack of dreams
• State police out in force this weekend
• Ground set to be broken Monday for Riverside Park
• Authorities investigating wayward fireworks that injured 10 at SLC Pioneer Day celebration
• Moving day for MHS
• FAA denial means turbulence for Idaho's F-35 hopes
• INL blaze breaks record for wildfires in area
• EPA called out to hazardous spill in Madison County
• Allred draws support from Hill for plan to audit Idaho Tax Commission
• Motorcyclist dies in Yellowstone National Park in one-vehicle accident
• BYU-Idaho graduation to be broadcast over Internet
• EPA begins cleanup effort
• Fremont to receive grant to shore up flooding
• Menan man killed in rollover accident
• Driver walks away from impaled car
• Rexburg breaks ground for Riverside Park and aquatic center
• Grand marshals set the tone for St. Anthony celebrations
• Fremont County considers tighter garbage rules in bear country
• Sugar City waives fees for new fire station
• Three year-old girl nearly drowns in Island Park Reservoir
• Public urged to heed warnings of bear trapping
• St. Anthony’s Roxy building to be sold
• Public comment opposed to motorboats on Henry’s Fork
• Man with Rexburg ties missing, feared drowned
• EPA continues to investigate chemical spill in Madison County
• Tunnel vision: Sand bar opens again for business in St. Anthony
• County manager No. 2 on payroll
• Yellowstone snowmobile options: from 0-720 a day
• Madison County revenue drops; departments brace for cutbacks
• Yellowstone grizzly deaths similar to past years
• Report: Local crime rate low
• Idaho firefighters injured in fireworks explosion
• Agreement to eliminate turf wars
• Blue Angels make thunder above Idaho Falls (Updated with show schedule)
• Idaho GOP reshaped by tea party outrage
• Boise Police arrest imposter officer who faked arrests
• Simpson latest GOP lawmaker who won't sign oath
• SE Idaho boy killed in ATV accident
• Rexburg Children's Museum brings ocean to Idaho
• Searchers recover body of Grand Teton climber
• Body of missing man discovered in Yellowstone
• Minnesota man dies in Yellowstone motorcycle crash
• EPA investigates site where officials say chemicals are leaking
• The Hair Academy Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• The Hair Academy - Paul Mitchell Partner School- New cosmetology classes start Feb 23rd.
• The Hair Academy - Paul Mitchell Partner School
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Madison County

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