Good morning, Rexburg.

Last week, Rexburg Chamber of Commerce officials attended two ribbon cutting ceremonies that celebrated a new business ground breaking in town—events that marked a boost in local business development.

Officials said the ceremonies highlighted fresh opportunities for growth in the community.

Rising heat in Idaho did not drive up gas prices yet as AAA reported that the average price for a gallon of regular fuel held steady on Monday — local drivers should watch for changes if temperatures continue to rise.

Perry Rockwood, a BYU-Idaho professor, launched Burg Brotherhood to help male college students with mental health support+ the group will hold its first one-hour meeting on June 11 at 7 p.m. in Room 271 of the Jacob Spori Building.

At Hart Auxiliary Gym, an hour and half long Yogathon brought together participants practicing poses like cat and cow and challenging balance moves under the guidance of Cadence Day, Shay McBride, and Kendra Smith+ Day also shared that her Allodynia diagnosis makes yoga a key part of her pain management strategy.