Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
Idaho Falls Fiber launched its new 2.5 Gigabit service on Wednesday, Aug.
27, providing 2,500 Mbps download and upload speeds for households with multiple devices. The open-access network builds on existing municipal infrastructure—letting residents choose their own internet service provider.
A drive-by at O.K. Ward Park and Brooklyn’s Playground will celebrate Grayson’s first anniversary after his heart transplant tomorrow.
Enthusiasts will depart from the Hobby Lobby lot in Chubbuck at 2:15 p.m., with organizers asking participants to bring hot wheel cars + support Grayson’s search for a kidney donor.
On Thursday, over 200 Melaleuca volunteers partnered with the Parks and Recreation Department for their fourth annual greenbelt cleanup.
They removed about 300 yards of debris along the Riverwalk to boost community safety and restore riverfront views.
Community Youth in Action is raffling a 1959 Triumph tr3 Roadster to support local youth programs as raffle ticket sales end Friday at 7 p.m., with the winner announced after a car parade beginning at 5:50 p.m. at the ISU Science Center Drive & ending at 1070 Riverwalk Drive.
For six years, Max and Logan have kept a cherished Friday tradition at Dixie's Diner in Idaho Falls, ordering their usual grilled cheese, fries, and occasional chocolate shake while forming genuine bonds with staff like longtime waitress Christy (18 years) who celebrates every visit.
Rick Springfield, Grammy award winner and rock musician, recently performed at Mountain America Center and spoke with Local News 8, sharing stories from his long career — including how he likes his baked potatoes.
Park Price, the founding trustee and inaugural chairman of College of Eastern Idaho, resigned on Aug.
25 after nearly 10 years of service. The board is now accepting applications to fill his term until today at 5 p.m. (residency in Trustee Zone 3 is required).
Bear, a one-year-old Husky mix, is the Pet of the Week available for adoption at Snake River Animal Shelter on Lindsay Boulevard in Idaho Falls.
He is neutered, fully vaccinated, and microchipped, and the shelter welcomes visits during business hours.
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