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Years from now, you will be looking back on this event and thinking about where you were when it happened. The photos you take should reflect that. Need ideas? We got 'em.
Looking for a last minute place to stay and view the eclipse? Most of the lodging around I.F. is already booked, but a new block of campsites have just become available.
East Idaho Outdoors Editor Kris Millgate announces the winner for the 2017 Spring/Summer "Name the Place" contest, where EIO readers and online followers write in their descriptions of a scene from the beautiful wilds of eastern Idaho.
Battelle Energy Alliance grant applications are open for economic development and community giving
Want to find the perfect spot to view the eclipse without venturing out onto the crowded plains? Read on...
The Idaho Falls Public Library offers 13 story times each week.
The Eastern Idaho State Fair has unleashed its full 72-page program in digital format. The publication covers everything from daily schedules to free entertainment, grand-stand shows and more.
The largest kids’ triathlon in the state of Idaho is once again coming to the Wes Deist Aquatic Center on Saturday, Aug. 12.
Got a great photo to share for the Idaho Falls magazine’s 7th Annual East Idaho Community Photo Contest? Send it our way by Nov. 10, 2016! (Deadline extended from Nov. 1)
The Heidi's Kids Club Climb is set for Sept. 10 at the Teton Rock Gym in Driggs. The event will run from 10 a.m. until noon. Reservations are required.
Fin Fun Mermaid Tail and Make-A-Wish Idaho have a shared belief in the power of DREAMS!
On Friday, July 21, 2017, the Museum of Idaho will host members of the U.S Navy’s Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team for a block party and autograph session.
American’s Got Talent Finalist, Loop Rawlins returns to entertain crowds with his antics and lasso tricks at the 106th annual War Bonnet Round Up – Idaho’s Oldest Rodeo – presented by Teton Toyota on Aug. 3-5.
Reports that the National Park Service will be raising prices for senior lifetime passes has prompted many online applications, creating a backlog of between 20,000 and 80,000 applications.
Nothing says summer like apple crisp, especially with a topping that uses oats and lots of spice to complement the sweet tang from the apples.
Mark your calendar for 7 p.m. on July 3, when the Idaho Army National Guard 25th Army Band will take the stage at Freeman Park.