Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of May.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
Candice, a dedicated employee at the Snake River Animal Shelter for over nine years, was honored on Feel Good Friday for managing a crisis by helping to care for 26 cats from a Boise rescue and 10 from a Bonneville County resident—she is known for her early arrivals and positive attitude.
Rustic Rock Coffee, a woman-owned shop in Shelley, is drawing attention for adding new drinks with different flavors.
Owner Heidi Robertson says customers can now try options like Strawberry Horchata Chai — a white coffee with chai tea and strawberry cold foam — and other blends that will also be sold at the Idaho Falls Farmers Market this summer.
The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho is presenting its new exhibit 'Unity, Dissonance, and the Spaces Between,' which shows art exploring feelings of belonging and isolation.
The exhibit runs through July 12 and features interactive tours – coinciding with the Idaho Falls Artwalk.
Idaho Falls state, education, and business leaders visited France from April 7 to April 11 to show what Idaho offers and build new trade and education ties.
Marc Skinner, CEO of the Idaho Falls Center for the University of Idaho, joined Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke, Jan Roger, and Sam Straights—meeting with French business and college leaders to discuss agriculture and student exchanges.
Governor Brad Little declared May as Wildfire Awareness Month today to urge Idahoans to protect themselves, their property, and their communities from wildfires.
The Idaho Department of Lands is working with state, federal, tribal, and local partners — teaching wildfire prevention and preparation across the state.
The Idaho Falls Spud Kings returned to town Thursday evening after winning the Dineen Championship and over 400 fans gathered outside Mountain America Center to honor the team with a proclamation of Idaho Falls Spud King Day on May 1 — team officials said the win marked steady progress after a challenging season.
Rett Longmore Performance
9 a.m. — Willard Arts Center — Tickets available — Experience an engaging performance sponsored by prominent local supporters in a vibrant arts venue.
Artistic Adventures
3:30 - 4:30 PM — The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho — $ — Explore nature-inspired art with fun activities for kids aged 6-12.
Mother's Day Build-a-Bouquet Workshop
6-8 p.m. — The Waterfront at Snake River Landing — Ticket required — Create a stunning bouquet with guidance from a floral expert while enjoying complimentary dessert.
RHS Annual Mental Health Symposium
8 AM - 5 PM — Samuel Horne Bennion Student Union Building — $55 for CEUs — Explore self-care, stigma in addiction, and managing grief.
Composition in Landscape Photography
9:30-10:30 a.m. — Perfect Light Camera & Supply — Free admission — Explore compositional elements in photography for stunning, sellable images.
Maximizing Social Security and Understanding Medicare
6-7:30 p.m. — Idaho Falls Public Library — Free entry — Explore essential strategies for retirement planning and maximize your Social Security benefits.
ISTC Budget & Levy Training
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — College of Eastern Idaho — Free entry — Gain valuable insights on budget and levy education for taxing district officials and school districts.
Champions of Magic
7-10 p.m. — Mountain America Center — $67-$114 — Experience breathtaking illusions and magical performances at this enchanting theater event.
Monster Truck Insanity Tour
7:00 PM – 5:59 PM — Sandy Downs — Ticket prices vary — Experience the thrill of massive trucks crushing everything in sight.
Veterans Resource Fair
11 a.m.-4 p.m. — Idaho Falls Public Library — Free entry — Discover resources for education, housing, and support for veterans and military-connected families.
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