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Also on today's calendar: Crafter’s Market at Station Square and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: How long is a minute? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. City of Pocatello to Hold Public Hearing on North Portneuf Crossing Stormwater Project (pocatellochubbuckobserver.com) — Pocatello residents are being asked to weigh in on the North Portneuf Crossing stormwater project at a public hearing on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 6 p.m. at City Hall. The federally funded project would add a large drainage pond near the Pacific Steel & Recycling Trailhead to reduce flooding on Main and North Arthur, and written comments are also being accepted.
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2. Extreme Rush closes permanently in Pocatello, leaving customers to seek refunds from their banks (idahostatejournal.com) — Pocatello’s Extreme Rush family fun center at 1000 Pocatello Creek Road has permanently closed just six months after opening, citing insurmountable financing problems. Management says operations have ceased and accounts are frozen, so customers with deposits, advance tickets or party reservations paid by card should immediately contact their banks to dispute charges while legal wind-down continues.
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3. 9 Idaho Churches And Chapels Worth A Quiet Road Trip For Their Stained Glass Alone (newsbreak.com) — Pocatello quietly earns a spot on an Idaho stained-glass road trip thanks to St. Joseph’s Chapel on North Hayes Avenue, where preserved windows glow in an intimate sanctuary. The piece suggests travelers detour off I‑15 or I‑86, pair a chapel visit with Old Town Pocatello, and enjoy other notable stained-glass churches across the state for peaceful, history-filled day trips.
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4. All-American Cleaning & Restoration Athlete of the Week – Rhev Stucki – Oct. 22, 2026 (localnews8.com) — Pocatello football fans can celebrate junior quarterback Rhev Stucki, whose six-touchdown performance led the Pocatello Thunder to a 41–34 upset of Blackfoot and earned him Athlete of the Week honors. He credits his offensive line and longtime friend and receiver Caden Butterfield as the Thunder head into their regular-season finale against Century.
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