BYU-Idaho Radio

Jeff Hepworth, a talented landscape artists, talks about how he first become interested in landscape art, how he creates his painting and gives advice to new painters.

In the first devotional of the Fall 2018 semester at BYU-Idaho, school president Henry J. Eyring and his wife Kelly spoke about testimonies.

Dr. Jeff Meldrum is a professor of anatomy and anthropology. He works at Idaho State University teaching classes like human anatomy and evolution. His special emphasis is on the study of bipedalism, the evolution of walking on two legs. Animals that are bipedal include great apes, humans and an as yet unconfirmed species, bigfoot.

Last week, Hemming Properties held its ribbon cutting for phase two of Hemming Village in Rexburg. The project has lasted about two years from the start of construction and contains community housing, single student housing, several eateries, a credit union and a global organization.

In preparation for the first devotional address of the semester, President and Sister Eyring talk about their topics. Building testimony through repentance and small experiences.

Last week was the ribbon cutting for phase two of Hemming Village. The project has lasted about two years from the start of construction and contains community housing, single student housing, several eateries, a credit union and a global organization.

Several students attending school at BYU-I are from North Carolina. We called a few and found one in Myrtle Beach, an area that was evacuated, one in Georgia and one on her way to BYU-Idaho. They share their thoughts and experience on what is happening to their hometowns and state.

Last week, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced where the temple in Pocatello, Idaho will be built. For the city of Pocatello that means big changes are on the way.

Jeff Carr talks about the current exhibit "Discover Steampunk" on display at the Museum of Idaho. Going along with the exhibit the Museum is also hosting a Steampunk street fair for the public. Carr talks about this and several other events the Museum has planned.

Wednesday is the Rexburg Chamber of Commerce forum where people can come and participate in an open discussion on different topics. This month Shane Berger will be sharing his experience he had overseas.