Pocatello

On Monday, the United Way of Southeastern Idaho began their week-long Brown Bag Challenge. United Way is looking for a donation of $20.

Stephen Michaud and his family hosted their 14th Annual Christmas Angels Concert to help provide Christmas for families in need. Due to COVID-19, the decision was made to host the event remotely this year.

The organization celebrated “I’ll Fight Day” outside of the Pine Ridge Mall in Chubbuck. Lieutenant Ernie Evans says today is like a holiday for the organization and was inspired by remarks from Salvation Army founder William Booth.

Station Square in Historic Downtown Pocatello hosted a variety of businesses and vendors for Small Business Saturday. The venue provided many businesses the chance to offer their products in a more centralized location.

Buster Brown, a comic book character created in 1902 and later used as the mascot for Buster Brown Shoes in 1904, was the inspiration for the neon sign. The sign made its public debut during Historic Downtown Pocatello’s Christmas Night Lights Drive-Thru celebration on Friday.

Back in June, Amy’s Kitchen hired a new plant manager, Brent Higginson. Higginson says he came to Amy’s to build upon the reputation the company has built in the community.

At approximately 7:54 p.m., Pocatello firefighters responded to a duplex fire in the 1400 block of East Lander Street. The group home is operated by H.A.S. Inc., who specialize in supported living to adults with severe developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injuries.

Uncle Jim’s restaurant owner Chris Arvas believes in giving back to the community when they are in need. When he learned of the attack on Anita, he decided that his restaurant would do something to help.

After being named the winner in Pennsylvania early Saturday morning, former Vice President Joe Biden was formally declared as the president-elect of the United States.

The need for food in our community is great this year because of the pandemic.