Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of March.
Good morning, Rexburg.
Dacia Alba opened Bargain Treasure Bins at 240 Dividend Drive in November to offer Rexburg customers discounted overstock items from Amazon and Target.
The store sells new products from semi-truck pallets with prices dropping from $10 to $1 by Friday—Alba works full-time as an escrow officer and employs local high school and college students.
Kris Bird, one of two Eastern Idaho natives federally indicted in 2023 on bid-rigging charges, pleaded guilty—changing his plea from not guilty—at a court hearing.
Madison High School wrestler Rex Salas won the 6A state wrestling championship on March 1st by not allowing a single point and nearly finishing his season undefeated—he has signed with Idaho State to play football and will move to Pocatello after graduation.
Salas, 18, now looks forward to his next chapter as he transitions from wrestling to football.
Free Dental Sealants Clinic
8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. — South Fork Elementary School — Free — Providing essential cavity prevention for local kids.
Easter Celebration
6 p.m. — Clark Music Foundation Concert Hall — Reserved seating available — Experience uplifting melodies from organ and pianos in joyful reflection of Easter's significance.
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