Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 18th of July.
Good morning, Rexburg.
Brynlee Grover, 17, from Rexburg crocheted Highland Cows to fund her Europe school trip and later donated unsold pieces to Madison Memorial Cancer Center—honoring her father's cancer battle.
Local partners surprised her for Feel Good Friday to recognize her community spirit.
Treat Sweet Co. is a new restaurant in the Wolfe It Down Food Court that serves fried fair foods with Japanese treats.
The restaurant — run by manager Sarah Vitali — offers mochi donuts, fruity fiesta fried ice cream and loaded funnel fries for families and college students.
BYUI's musical holiday event featuring vocalist Gentri + guest star Emma Nissen is set for December 9 and will include an orchestra and 200-person choir at the campus venue.
All ages are welcome.
Rexburg native Trent Walker produced a 17-track album, Teton Letters, to honor the 50th anniversary of the Teton Dam disaster that destroyed his childhood home and family restaurant on Main Street.
Created with local musicians, the album—featuring firsthand accounts including his mother’s story—is available for free streaming.
Rexburg Youth Hockey Association (RYHA) is hosting its Learn to Play hockey camp for kids aged 3 to 10 at The Neutral Zone starting Sept.
8. Registration, which provides a full set of gear and coaching, is held on July 23 from 5 to 6 p.m. with limited spots available.
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