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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Learn living history: Shoshone Bannock Tribal Museum spotlights Shoshone and Bannock history, culture, and art, including the Benedicte Wrensted photo collection from 1895 to 1912, plus, yes, a live buffalo visiting in summer, and a shop stocked with books, music, and authentic beadwork and jewelry…
Glow-up meets wellness: Spark Med Spa Pocatello blends functional medicine with glow-forward aesthetics, offering customized facials, Exion RF microneedling, Mint Mono Threads, IV wellness shots, semaglutide or tirzepatide plans and hormone optimization.
Weeknight spice fix: When Pad Thai, drunken noodles, and rich curries call your name, Thai Zap answers with fresh ingredients, lively exhibition kitchen energy, and flavors dialed from cozy to whoa.
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The Sandpiper in Pocatello, Idaho, has been a fine dining destination for over 50 years.
Full story at eastidahonews.com ↗
The Idaho college town of Pocatello, known as the Gateway to the Northwest, offers a variety of activities including food, shopping, history, and outdoor fun.
Full story at decorhint.com ↗
Pocatello, Idaho, has voted to oppose the manufacture of cyanide bombs, or M-44s, in an effort to raise awareness about the danger of these devices.
Full story at kiowacountypress.net ↗
A young black bear was removed from a residential neighborhood in Pocatello, Idaho, demonstrating how drought and limited food supplies can sometimes push wildlife closer to developed areas.
Full story at unofficialnetworks.com ↗
A man with an unknown identity was recently sentenced to 5 years in federal prison for stealing the identity of a deceased child over a period of 25 years.
Full story at newsradio1310.com ↗
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