Dr. Geoff Thomas, the current superintendent for Madison School District 321, has announced he will be retiring from the position. BYU-Idaho Radio talks with him about his time working for the district, what's next for him, and what he wants the district to remember him as.

the American bald eagle is very quickly increasing in population in the United States, the cost of a fishing license in Yellowstone is more than doubling this year, the Teton County Wyoming health department will offer free COVID-19 testing, and The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has shared an Easter message for 2021.

This week, the boys and guest host Natasha talk about some of their favorite games and game genres. What are some of your favorites?

Recommendations --

Natasha - Support gamers from other walks of life; if you're into Xbox, don't diss on PlayStation, vise-versa. Also, try playing older games! It's awesome to see the roots of modern games.

Nathan - If you're into one series, be willing to try out others within the same genre. Don't focus so much on brand loyalty -- you might be missing out on something awesome!

Silas - Don't assume just because you've had a bad time with a genre that you'll have a bad time with EVERY game of that genre.

Blake - Be willing to play stuff that's not the most popular! Getting specific into genres and subgenres, publishers, etc. can help you to make some fantastic discoveries.

Nuclear energy could be part of the mix to replace power from four Lower Snake River dams if they're removed, a power project is underway in Idaho Falls, and the Rexburg Farmer's Market is looking to reunite the public after a year of lockdown.

Starting this Mother's Day weekend and continuing through mid-October, the Rexburg Farmer's Market will be up and running again. BYU-Idaho Radio interviewed Abegeal Brown, the market manager for the market, about what new things we can expect to see this year and what their response to COVID-19 will be.

Madison school district 321 has announced its selection for a new superintendent, it is possible that an oral vaccine can be developed this year for COVID-19, there is a study in the university of Glasgow claiming that the common cold can kick the COVID-19 virus out of your body, and BYU-Idaho is presenting the spring choirfest this Friday night at 7:30

The popular KSL news podcast called "Cold" announced today the topic of its second season, the Idaho Falls Police Department is asking for help solving the burglary of a medical office, and Idaho Governor Brad Little announced today that starting April 5th, any Idahoan 16 or older can make an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

In a list given by the Chartis Group, Madison Memorial Hospital has been ranked as one of the top 100 rural and community hospitals in the country. We talk with Doug McBride, the executive director of business development at the hospital, about this placement, what they attribute this success to, and how they plan on continuing to improve.

When lawmakers return to the statehouse on April 6, they'll have just nine days to extend the state's tax deadline, which is currently set for April 15.

The house education committee introduced a bill to prohibit schools from teaching students about racist or sexist concepts, a crash into a canal bank helped law enforcement find a stolen car and put a man in jail, an Idaho Falls church has provided one million pounds of food to those in need in 2020.