Good morning, Rexburg.

East Idaho communities mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with memorial ceremonies that honor heroes and promote unity.

Pocatello holds its Patriot Day Commemoration (5:30 p.m. at the county courthouse steps) and Blackfoot plans a memorial event to encourage reflection.

On the 25th anniversary of Sept.

11, the Mortensen family from Sugar City honors Brady Kay Howell, who died while working at the Pentagon, by joining Days of Service events in northern Utah’s Cache Valley as they remember his kind spirit and dedication to helping others.

WinCo Foods will open a store at 350 E.

Moody Road this fall, featuring 24-7 operations, hot pizza, and employee ownership, while Olive Garden will begin construction on University Boulevard on Nov. 2. Rexburg residents can follow updates online for more details & opening dates.

At the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot, food vendors presented themed dishes in a Best Fair Food Contest held Thursday.

The contest highlighted innovative entries including Volcano, Berry Patriotic Funnel Cake and American Berries that impressed judges and fairgoers.

Madison High School's class of 1976 is hosting its 50th reunion this weekend with a Friday night football game and Saturday gatherings at the school, including a tribute to deceased classmates and a complimentary dinner; Dr. Rex Garn Mabey oversees the event.

Rexburg City Council limited Eagle Park camping to Friday, Saturday and Sunday to boost safety and simplify permit checks.

The new rule requires campers to show a permit (helping officers monitor the park) and may be reviewed in coming months.

Rexburg’s Urban Renewal Agency announced the old seminary building at 30 North 1st West is for sale starting at $625,000; interested bidders must prove their renovation funds and experience and submit RFPs by Sept.

14.