Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 12th of September.
Good morning, Idaho Falls.
INL firefighters held a memorial on Sept.
11 to honor 343 fallen first responders from 9/11. Fire Chief Jennifer Porter led the tribute with a bell ringing at 7:59 a.m. — followed by a prayer and a stair climb at the INL training tower.
Local first responders joined Hillcrest and Shelley high school football players for a 25th anniversary tribute to 9/11 on Friday night at Hillcrest Knights Stadium in Ammon (a US United event linked to nearly 100 high school games nationwide).
Fans shared gestures of unity during the event.
Idaho officials are partnering with several coffee shops in Idaho Falls to feature 19 missing persons on special coffee sleeves with a QR code for more details ahead of Idaho Missing Persons Day on Sept.
14. The initiative will raise awareness of more than 180 open cases statewide.
Idaho Innovation Center will move its business incubator from its longtime campus on North Yellowstone Highway to the former Melaleuca headquarters on South Yellowstone Highway - the center will rebrand in October and has applied for a grant to transfer its commercial kitchen.
Calakas Tacos and Miches are hosting a two-day Mexico’s Independence Day celebration on Sunday, Sept.
13 at the Waterfront at 1220 Event Center Drive from 2 to 8 p.m. The celebration will include vendors and live bands and continue Wednesday at the Idaho Falls Greenbelt Bandshell, 755 Memorial Drive.
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