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Good times. That’s the prevailing mood in the live-music nightspots I’ve been visiting after the easing of pandemic restrictions in 2022. Though many bars and clubs have closed shop, unable to survive the bad business climate as Covid-19 raged in 2020 and 2021, new ones opened their doors with an…

Owner Wowee Posadas recalls the time he almost closed shop.

NEW ALBANY — Matt Millies, local financial advisor and community leader, will begin his role as the Rotary Club of New Albany’s newest president on July 1.

What's better than ice cream and root beer? These fun twists on the classic 'Black Cow' drink!- Woman's World

For more than three decades the peripatetic artist, Liu Xiaodong, has roamed far and wide from his base in Beijing to immerse himself, and the viewers of his work, in a world constantly transforming in unpredictable ways. In anticipation of his exhibition Shaanbei at Lisson Gallery, New York, for which I am writing a catalogue essay, I spoke to Liu Xiaodong over Zoom. Marco Betelli, the artist’s studio manager, kindly assisted with translations back and forth between English and Chinese.

IDAHO FALLS – Among all the news stories we’ve covered this year, 2022 taught us that eastern Idaho has a thriving business sector. From new shops opening to longtime buildings being repurposed, entrepreneurs were busy making their dreams come true and serving customers in the process. Here’s a look back at the most viewed business […]

Do you want to know what’s happening in the eastern Idaho business scene? We’ve got you covered. Here is a rundown of this week’s business news across the valley. BIZ BUZZ SHELLEY Nostalgic treat shop in Shelley expanding with new amenities, Airbnb A look inside #Treats at 326 North State Street in Shelley. | Rett […]

By Tinnie P. Esguerra Former Side A frontman/guitarist Pido Lalimarmo recently released his latest composition, Invisible Cages, under the Glass Onion Entertainment label. Barely a week since its viral debut, the song already ranked #60 in iTunes Top 200 All Genres category, and also place

Local treat shop sees major increase in sales as second anniversary approaches Updated at Share This Stephanie Christensen and her husband, Flint, opened #Treats at 202 South State Street in Shelley nearly two years ago. Get a look inside in the video player above. | Rett Nelson, EastIdahoNews.com SHELLEY — Business is booming for a local treat shop as it nears its second anniversary. #Treats, located at 202 South State Street in Shelley, gained some local fame last month due to a politica...