BYU-Idaho Radio

Hundreds of students at BYU-Hawaii come from different backgrounds all over the Pacific but have one thing in common: they work at the Polynesian Cultural Center on campus. This Friday, “Sharing Aloha: Dance, Identity, and Hawaii’s Tourism Story” will share some of the students’ stories and culture.

Idaho is expanding civics education with new courses, an updated test, and hands-on learning. Superintendent Debbie Critchfield says it’s key to preparing engaged citizens and sustaining democracy.

Lomax Market this Sunday by BYU-Idaho Radio

Divorce rates are down, marriage rates are up, contrary to popular belief by BYU-Idaho Radio

Kirtland: a turning point for Christianity by BYU-Idaho Radio

The Rotary Club in Rexburg needs more volunteers for its upcoming service projects including a dictionary giveaway for third graders. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Brandon Tighe, the president of the Rexburg chapter.

Bob Sagers has portrayed men from the scriptures in many contexts. He portrays them in paintings and films. Through religious creative projects, he’s had the opportunity to step into the lives of Jesus Christ, His apostles and common people who witnessed Christ’s miracles.

Brent Borup realized he could be an artist when he was a child looking at the back of a Cheerios box. Today, his paintings of Christ are found in homes across the nation. 

BYU men’s cheer captain, Ammon Montenegro has been on the football field for over a decade. He’s competed in many positions on football teams but today he is tackling a different part of the game: cheerleading for Brigham Young University. He has learned many lessons transitioning from football to cheerleading.

Jazz House Big Band brings live music to Southeast Idaho by BYU-Idaho Radio

Horse trainer Natalie Hagler will host her Fundamentals Clinic Aug. 16–17 at Misty Ridge Stables in Newdale, Idaho. The two-day event will focus on safety, groundwork and building stronger connections between riders and their horses. With over 17 years of experience and a passion for helping others, Hagler aims to make every participant’s journey with their horse safer and more rewarding.

Whitewater river rafting guide Shannon McDougal learned a hard lesson on the Salmon River one day when she was thrown from her boat and landed on her shoulder.

The Community Family Clinic in Idaho Falls is a nonprofit affiliated with the Community Council of Idaho that delivers medical help to people of all ages in difficult financial situations. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Dr. Joshua Stringham, CMO and medical director about the nonprofit.

Local author Brad Sugar just published his first children’s book called “Uncle Bad.” He has a message for families about how to choose books to read with their children.

Andre Queiroz shares how he discovered beatboxing and the important role it has played in his life. The BYU-Idaho student from Brazil strives to share the light of Christ through music and strives to improve his skills every day.

From contemporary to ballet and tap to ballroom dance -- BYU-Idaho’s Dance Alliance company recently returned from its Idaho-Utah Tour. For Dance Alliance, its objective is to share testimony of Jesus Christ through dance and showcase BYU-Idaho's offerings on the road. This year, the theme of the show was Remarkable Ideas that Changed the World.

Creamy Daze, a popular local ice cream business started by Taylee and Tanner Brinkerhoff, has opened its first storefront in Rexburg’s Hemming Village after running two food trucks in Rigby and Idaho Falls. The shop offers Blue Bell Ice Cream flavors, Dole Whip, specialty shakes and a six-scoop sampler, with giveaways happening during its opening days.

Lisa Valentine Clark tells the story of how she started improv comedy and what opportunities it has brought her. She shares what the art has taught her personally, her approach to acting and what inspires her.

Inside FSY at BYU-Idaho by BYU-Idaho Radio

Iceberg Drive-Inn is coming to Rexburg this month. Preston Pearson, owner of the Syracuse location decided it was time to bring the classic Utah drive-in to Idaho and details what Idahoans can expect upon opening.

Club Inc. in Idaho Falls has been helping people out of homelessness since 1988. Student Reporter Cody Miller interviewed Robert Swiston, the access point director and housing specialist for the nonprofit.

Strider the bernedoodle begins therapy work at Thunder Ridge High School by BYU-Idaho Radio

The Taow and Burton families hiked to the top of Table Mountain in the Jedediah Smith Wilderness near Grand Teton National Park to set up a lemonade stand. The cost - 95 cents or a funny dance. Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/local-news/families-set-up-a-lemonade-stand-on-wyomings-table-mountain

This weekend the Idaho Falls Rotary club is hosting the 34th annual Great Snake River Greenbelt Duck Race to raise funds for the parks in and around the greenbelt. Elaine Gray gives the details of the event and why it’s a cause worth supporting.

I-Serve’s Special Needs - Hands group hopes that fall semester students join them for activities, building friendships in the Rexburg community.