Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 7th of May.
Good morning, Pocatello.
School District 25 will start its 25th Summer Food Service Program on Monday, June 9 — offering free lunch for kids and $5 meals for adults at set park and school spots in Pocatello and Chubbuck.
Meals will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. until August 8, except on Independence Day.
Tuesday evening, Bridle Up Hope held a ribbon cutting to mark the opening of its horse ranch that teaches life skills to girls and women starting at age 12.
Program Director Lana Davies said the non-profit, active in Southeast Idaho for four years, will host A Night of Hope on September 17—raising funds for scholarships.
Bonneville County Sheriff's Deputies arrested a local woman after a drunk driving crash (May 5) occurred on E.
1st St. near Amy Ln in Ammon and she reportedly battered emergency room staff.
During a DUI traffic stop early Saturday morning, a passenger punched a deputy and police arrested two people.
Rock fans in Pocatello will see a heavy metal concert at The Port on Oct.
3 as Mudvayne headlines its L.D. 50 25th Anniversary Tour with support from Static-X and Vended—tickets went on sale May 6 through Citi presale and additional sales open May 9—and county event coordinator Scott Crowther said more shows may be added this fall.
Mudvayne will perform their acclaimed debut album at The Port in Pocatello on Friday, October 3—joined by special guests Static-X and Vended.
Tickets go on sale Friday, May 9 at 10 a.m. on ETIX.
Two Pocatello residents will receive the Esto Perpetua Award today—recognizing their dedicated efforts to preserve and share Idaho history and honor local heritage.
The Montpelier Ranger District is implementing prescribed burns in the Strawberry Canyon area until May 31—meant to reduce tree density and accumulated fuels—and smoke may be visible along highway 36.
Starting May 10, Idaho residents living outside city limits must get a free burn permit for most outdoor burning until October 20 to meet state law and reduce wildfire risks — permits are available immediately online or at local Department of Lands offices.
Early voting for the May 20th election began on May 5th in counties offering early voting—voters may cast ballots until May 16th.
Mother's Day at the Zoo
All day — Zoo Idaho — 50% off admission for mothers with a paid child — Celebrate Mother's Day by visiting the zoo and seeing the springtime baby animals.
Winnie the Pooh Kids
7 PM - 7:30 PM — The Palace Theatre — Check venue for ticket prices — Follow Winnie the Pooh and friends as they embark on a honey-filled adventure to rescue Christopher Robin.
Finding Nemo JR.
7 PM — The Palace Theatre — Check the website for ticket pricing — Dive into an enchanting musical adventure with Marlin and Nemo as they explore the wonders of the ocean.
Special YSA Sacrament Meeting
10-11 a.m. — Pocatello YSA Stake Building — Free entry — Participate in a special Sacrament Service for the entire YSA Stake community.
Scout Mountain Ultras
6 p.m. – 5:59 a.m. — Pocatello, ID — Registration fee required — Celebrate trail running with a community-focused environment dedicated to inclusivity and sustainability.
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