Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of March.
Good morning, Pocatello.
Pocatello cheerleader Zoi Kennedy (born with spina bifida) inspires her school and cheer team with a passion that started before she began school.
Her journey shows that determination can help overcome challenges.
Ammon home furnishing store will expand its operations in Pocatello — the new location will open soon.
Optix, a subsidiary of Direct Communications, is expanding high-speed internet in Inkom by running fiber to a tower on Bonneville Peak; it will offer speeds up to 750 megabits per second.
City Council Member Jason Hooker said the service may boost connectivity for local residents and businesses.
Ammon's Modern Home will open a new furniture store in Pocatello soon, offering modern design products for local shoppers with details to come.
A recent AAA report noted that Idaho gas prices continue to rise, with Pocatello at $3.68 per gallon on March 16 — nearly matching national trends as AAA warns that spring break travel could push prices higher.
School resource officer Kevin Nielsen has spent 21 years building trust with local youth through sports and healthy living, reinforcing positive community engagement.
His longtime efforts serve as a model for effective youth support in our area.
Bannock County announced plans to build a new scale house and entrance at the county landfill to reduce wait times for residents.
Officials say the project will improve service soon.
Bannock County posted several job openings—ranging from administrative assistant and legal roles to equipment operator and shop supervisor positions—on Monday, Mar.
16 in Pocatello.
Medical experts report that metabolic liver disease—commonly known as fatty liver—is growing due to rising obesity and diabetes risks, yet it continues to go undetected.
Local health centers in eastern Idaho offer screenings such as blood work and ultrasound to help residents monitor liver and heart health.
The District 5 senior showcase All-Star game ended Monday night in Pocatello as 28 girls and 31 boys competed in games, including a triple-overtime 3-point contest and a slam-dunk challenge — signaling the end of winter sports as baseball and softball teams begin spring play.
EDW Concert in Pocatello
2 AM – 10 PM — Mountain View Event Center — All Ages — Experience an exciting performance in a lively venue.
Bingo at the Senior Activity Center
1-3:30 p.m. — Senior Activity Center — Free entry — Enjoy a lively afternoon of bingo with fellow seniors in Pocatello.
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