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In light of Teacher Appreciation Week, one of our readers shared the amazing story of local Idaho Falls Assistant Principal Barry Parkes, who dropped a total of 122 lbs. -- one step at a time.
Aspen Dental will be celebrating its 6th annual Day of Service, which aims to provide free care to as many as 5,000 of our nation’s veterans.
Join Idaho Falls Community Pathways for their inaugural bike swap benefit at Fitzgerald's Bicycles this Saturday, 9 a.m – 1 p.m. Photo by TenTen Ng.
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Free community event set for April 12-13.
Looking for some "reels on wheels" to get you pumped for coming bike season? Check out Filmed by Bike, playing Thursday, March 14 at Snake River Landing.
Dr. Bryan Van Dyke is the newest member of the Summit Orthopaedics team, and he is excited to be here in eastern Idaho.
The Idaho Cancer Center is hosting a special Tree of Hope Lighting Ceremony to celebrate the lives of people lost to cancer, and offer inspiration and support to those still battling.
Riders' group to present donation check to Shannon Wilker Foundation tomorrow.
Leavitt Women's Healthcare offers services in midwifery.
In support of ongoing efforts to “bat away” the catastrophic effects of cancer, the Idaho Falls Chukars are once again teaming up with local sponsors for 2018 with a special cancer awareness night at Melaleuca Field.
For the first time ever, the Idaho Potato Commission is hosting a "Tater Team" sweepstakes for an all-expenses-paid trip to a major summer event.
Orange Theory, now open at 2678 E Sunnyside Road, specializes in 60-minute heart-rate monitored training program that is designed to directly stimulate metabolism and increase energy.
Idaho Falls, get ready for the Ultimate Towner Obstacle Course Race!
How the simplest of gestures can inspire hope, reflection and a desire to pay it forward.
Fundraiser set for April 28 to benefit pediatric organ transplants.
“I knew when I was five years old that I was going to be a doctor,” Dr. Griffiths said. “I don’t know where that came from, there was no medicine in the family, but for some reason, I knew I was going to be a doctor."
Charity fundraiser set for Thursday at Dixie's Diner