Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 14th of July.
Good morning, Pocatello.
Zoo Idaho will reveal the new name of its cougar kitten at noon on Friday, July 17, at 3000 S.
Second Ave. A naming contest (over 600 votes) raised more than $3,000 to support the renovated habitat for the rescued animal.
Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane—Secretary of Steak—blends his state duties with a passion for competitive barbecue by building his own smoker and hosting family-friendly fundraisers that bring neighbors together.
Bannock County is hiring for several positions in Pocatello including treatment counselor, deputy prosecutor III, temporary 4H service assistant, accountant & payroll specialist and facilities assistant.
Applicants should visit the county career site for full job details.
Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane recertified his Wildland Fire Red Card this spring by passing a physical fitness test and training with local firefighters.
His firsthand experience on the Idaho Land Board helps guide decisions as communities prepare for increased wildfire risk during the hot, dry months.
Residents can download the new Pocatello – The One and Only app to view garbage, recycling, and yard waste collection schedules and sign up for weekly reminders plus access the Waste Wizard tool for proper disposal.
Public Works Director Tom Kirkman said the tool supports city recycling efforts.
A downtown building that once housed Caribou Jack’s is up for sale and available for purchase or lease since March; owner Robert Lau said its 14,000 sqft + 50-stall parking lot near a high school and office tower offers potential for retail, offices or a boutique hotel.
Demolition crews began removing the old Monarch Hotel brick-by-brick on July 1, and the slow process will take about a month to safeguard nearby historic buildings.
The Pocatello Development Authority will later seek proposals from developers to build a new mixed-use structure that may include housing, government offices, and retail.
Idaho International Choral Festival
Mass choir concert featuring 400 voices — July 15-18 — L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center — Celebrate 40 years of harmony with high school choirs and renowned musicians.
Papa Roach Concert
7:00 – 8:30 PM — Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre — Tickets on sale now — Catch the nu metal legends live with hits from their latest album and classics.
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