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2 days ago | 
news-journal.com | Jayden Barfuss
If Idaho Falls had a heartbeat, the rhythm would start within the four walls of the North Hi-Way Cafe at 460 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls. From the time the cafe opened its doors 90 years ago, it’s been a staple of the community and shares the stories of everyone who has walked into the historic cafe.
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2 days ago | 
rexburgstandardjournal.com | Jayden Barfuss
If Idaho Falls had a heartbeat, the rhythm would start within the four walls of the North Hi-Way Cafe at 460 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls. From the time the cafe opened its doors 90 years ago, it’s been a staple of the community and shares the stories of everyone who has walked into the historic cafe. kAm~?
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2 days ago | 
bigcountrynewsconnection.com | Jayden Barfuss
If Idaho Falls had a heartbeat, the rhythm would start within the four walls of the North Hi-Way Cafe at 460 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls. From the time the cafe opened its doors 90 years ago, it’s been a staple of the community and shares the stories of everyone who has walked into the historic cafe.
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3 days ago | 
postregister.com | Jayden Barfuss
There's a magical feeling when you open a book and discover an untold story. At any age, a good book rewrites the blueprint of how we see the world. As of Monday, the Idaho Falls Public Library launched its summer reading program, giving avid readers a chance to dive into new stories while earning prizes along the way. The program divides participants into three categories: kids, teens, and adults. When readers sign up for the challenge, they can set their own reading goals.
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3 days ago | 
postregister.com | Jayden Barfuss
If Idaho Falls had a heartbeat, the rhythm would start within the four walls of the North Hi-Way Cafe at 460 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls.. From the time the cafe opened its doors 90 years ago, it's been a staple of the community and shares the stories of everyone who has walked into the historic cafe.
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4 days ago | 
idahostatejournal.com | Jayden Barfuss
If Idaho Falls had a heartbeat, the rhythm would start within the four walls of the North Hi-Way Cafe at 460 Northgate Mile in Idaho Falls. From the time the cafe opened its doors 90 years ago, it’s been a staple of the community and shares the stories of everyone who has walked into the historic cafe.
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4 days ago | 
postregister.com | Jayden Barfuss
The scenic trails of Tautphaus Park will transform into a playground of adventure as families race past the roaring sounds of the Idaho Falls Zoo in the first annual Wild Child Fun Race on Saturday. In partnership with the Idaho Falls Zoological Society, the Idaho Falls Zoo has taken the opportunity to host a fun run and spread awareness about the zoo's animals and everything it has to offer. The run is set to begin at 8:30 a.m. Participants can choose between a 1.5 or a 5k route.
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1 week ago | 
postregister.com | Jayden Barfuss
With Memorial Day behind us, school letting out and the weather getting warmer, the risk of traffic fatalities tends to spike, It's better known as the "100 Deadliest Days" between Memorial Day and Labor Day. To prepare for that, the Idaho Falls police and fire departments are teaming up to put on a community first responder car show Thursday from 5-9 p.m. at the Grand Teton Mall, in the northwest corner of the parking lot in front of Dick’s Sporting Goods.
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1 week ago | 
postregister.com | Jayden Barfuss
There will be a road closure happening Sunday between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. on S. Utah and Pancheri Dr. as Wheeler Electric is relocating the traffic signal, according to project manager Jerry Mitchell. The closure will force drivers to detour when turning onto Pancheri from S. Utah, Mitchell said.
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1 week ago | 
postregister.com | Jayden Barfuss
With summer approaching rapidly and kids walking across the stage to get diplomas or just simply moving up to their next grade we look back on the past year for Idaho Falls schoolsBonneville Joint School District 93For District 93 it was a year of a lot of accomplishments with higher test scores, some state championships in athletics, and just the enjoyment of going to school. Superintendent Scott Woolstenhulme is proud of the school year and is ready for the future.
