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April 10, 2024
WednesdayJoin the Happy Hands Quilt Club members for their monthly meeting Wednesday in the basement of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd at 215 N. 18th Ave. in
February 20, 2024
Molinelli’s Jewelers will present the 2024 Idaho Bridal Fair on March 2. If you are newly engaged or have a wedding coming up, be sure to register for the show
February 13, 2024
Welcome athletes, coaches, families and friends visiting for the 44th Annual Simplot Games this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Idaho State University’s ICCU Dome. The annual J.R. Simplot Company-sponsored event
October 10, 2023
Happy 15th Birthday to Pocatello Pet Lodge! Located at 145 S. 3rd Avenue, Stephanie Adams and her staff offer the very best in pet boarding, day care, puppy classes, and
September 26, 2023
Happy 2nd Anniversary to MIP Metaphysical Store & More! Located at 147 S. Arthur Ave., the owners and practitioners are available to assist you on your spiritual journey. They offer
July 18, 2023
The thriller — a tale of suspense that seeks to enthrall you with its twisty plot — is deep in the DNA of Westside Players’ identity as a community theater.
December 18, 2020
POCATELLO â Travis Hopkins got hooked on old-time radio programs in junior high school, when he checked out a library cassette tape featuring the 1930s serialized drama hero The Shadow. Hopkinsâ love of old radio shows has inspired Westside Players to try a new approach toward entertaining the public, now that in-person plays canât be hosted because of COVID-19. Hopkins, president of the board of directors for Westside Players, said radio podcasts starring Westside Players actors...
December 14, 2020
POCATELLO â Travis Hopkins got hooked on old-time radio programs in junior high school, when he checked out a library cassette tape featuring the 1930s serialized drama hero The Shadow. Hopkinsâ love of old radio shows has inspired Westside Players to try a new approach toward entertaining the public, now that in-person plays canât be hosted because of COVID-19. Hopkins, president of the board of directors for Westside Players, said radio podcasts starring Westside Players actors...