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Soda Springs woman finds success as social media influencer who flips furniture, houses
Media influencers are becoming highly sought after positions but few genuinely make it successful. Company brands have made movements toward using influencer marketing with credible popular creators to promote their brands with paid endorsements. It’s become a popular branding strategy for companies to get their product out fast with big incentives. However, big name influencers will testify that finding and staying true to a unique niche is how they win...
Soda Springs High School art teacher to host exhibit at Caribou Jack's
SODA SPRINGS — Not many classes offer creative outlets more than a good art class. A great art teacher can uniquely connect with a student to help them develop original ideas through creating art projects. Of course, all kinds of art are appreciated and encouraged in Andy Berg’s art class at Soda Springs High School. Berg has been the art teacher for Soda Springs High for the last 10.5 years. Over the years he has taught many beginner artists to fall in the love with...
Grace High School drama students deliver another stellar performance with 'Lucky Stiff'
In a world where athletics often get the popular vote over music and theater, Grace High School is a place where all extra-curricular activities are highlighted equally and thrive successfully. Grace High School is well-known for its drama department and last week’s production of “Lucky Stiff” proved to be the latest in a long list of hit performances. Grace High School drama director Eli Hubbard and his wife, Velvet, work...
Local mother of six is the artist behind many well-known LDS publications
BANCROFT — Mandy Jane Williams is a well-known local artist who has brought to life scripture stories right here in Caribou County. Williams is known for her temple artwork as well as being the illustrator for “Walking with the Women of the Book of Mormon, New Testament and Old Testament” book series. Williams was raised as the only girl with five brothers in Darlington, near Arco, with the beautiful views...
Ben Beutler channels inner Ryan Gosling to win Mr. Soda title
Mr. Soda isn’t something new to Soda Springs High School. It was started in 1991 by Rick and Marylou Aubrey. For the past 18 years, Business Professionals of America teacher Cassie Cook has brought the evening to life as a fundraiser to support Soda Springs' BPA program and bring a fun, hysterical evening to the school. The program started as a comedy skit but it has become much more than...
HISTORY COMES ALIVE: Local students go on trip of lifetime to Italy, Greece
“Life-changing. Eye-opening. Uplifting. Positive.” These are just some of the words that participants used to describe their recent trip to Europe, brought to students in Caribou County by Education First Tours and local tour leader Courtney Stanley. Taking a group on such a tour has been on Stanley’s radar for quite some time: Having taken this same trip as a senior in high school, she recognized the value of such...
Soda Springs' young thespians shine in 'Monty Python’s Spamalot'
School theater productions are becoming less and less popular in many schools across the country. This is unfortunate because studies show involvement in theater has proven beneficial in life experiences into adulthood. Learning to be on stage provides an education in how one can present themselves whether it’s in front of a large group of co-workers or a small room of corporate executives. A student's ability to portray confidence is a result of theater participation. ...
Bear River Chiropractic indoor Easter egg hunt gets bigger and better every year
SODA SPRINGS — Bear River Chiropractic celebrated its fourth annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday and the event was hugely successful. One might think that the fact Southeast Idaho's weather rarely cooperates with Easter festivities was the motivation behind the indoor egg hunt at the chiropractic clinic and gym. But Bear River Chiropractic owners, Dr. Jared Shelton and his wife Stephanie, said that wasn't the case. ...
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