Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of September.
Good morning, Pocatello.
Organizers of the Eastern Idaho State Fair confirmed Wednesday at the fairgrounds that the event will start on Labor Day weekend as planned, easing weeks of rumors about a date change.
Bannock County Veteran Services invites veterans, service members, families, and community members to a complimentary dinner on Thursday, Sept.
17 at 6:00 p.m. at the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building — 300 N. Johnson Ave where local experts and families will share personal stories and mental health resources in honor of National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
Bannock Youth Foundation will join Tidal Wave's annual fundraiser on Friday, Sept.
18. The car wash event runs from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Tidal Wave Auto Spa (917 Yellowstone Ave) to benefit three local charities.
ISU President Robert Wagner delivered a fall address on Davis Field Wednesday, Sept.
10, highlighting 125 years of legacy and the active role students play in shaping the university's future. He recounted historic milestones and noted that current students prepare for vital roles in healthcare and technology.
Two downtown projects are complete, enhancing sidewalks, crosswalks and trees; work on the Portneuf River Bridge and Center Street Underpass continues — with Benton Bridge finishing by October and the underpass wrapping by year end — as the city upgrades historic areas.
Rockland senior Zach Permann recorded 208 yards and four touchdowns (including a pick-six) in the Bulldogs' 71-6 win over Dietrich on Saturday, as the team outscored opponents 137 to 14.
He will lead the Bulldogs this Friday when they host the Challis Vikings.
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