Does anyone know of apartments in town that offer 6 month leases? They need to also allow large dog breeds. Thanks!

Just with the title says I'm wondering if the ramp for my 15 to 86 towards chubbuck is open yet

Chubbuck always puts out a Christmas light list, does anyone know where to find houses to see in pocatello?

Hi all, my wife and I are moving from the Deep South to Pocatello. Our current struggle is finding a rental that will accept three pets (none of our animals are ESA). We’re looking for a month-to-month lease as we’re trying to buy a house. Let us know if y’all have any ideas on who to go to.

I think there’s more work to be done but it’s open for traffic.

Hello, I'm Kim. I've lived in Idaho all my life, and moved to Pocatello after I graduated high school. I went to ISU and worked at ISU for about 20 years. A couple years ago, I opened my own business. I would love to connect with other local small business owners. Please introduce yourselves and share a little bit about your business. Feel free to share your business links and social media links too.

My business is Creativ Quirks. I make jewelry, keychains, and other gifts. I currently sell on Etsy, though I would be willing to sell locally and arrange pickups on campus. Here are links to my shop and social media:

Etsy: https://creativquirks.etsy.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CreativQuirks
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/creativquirks/
Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/creativquirks/tiers

I would love it of you could follow me on these platforms. I will return the favor.

This is probably a dumb question for the sub, but I figured maybe there's someone hidden or wanted to play it. The actual game shops are a complete waste of time imho.

I picked up all the starters for Advanced Squad Leader and am wanting to learn it.

I took over the Pocatello subreddit. I changed it to public so anyone can post. I'll moderate it. I've been a Pocatello resident for 30 years, I see all the other communities being used, but not Pocatello. Please make it active again!

I'm an exmember of UBC and was hoping to connect with other former members. I made a thread for it r/leavingubc, if anyone is interested.

How's your town? It's got a job opportunity for me and it's close to family, so I might be moving.

Is it walking/biking friendly? Any good food, fun stuff to do? Is it infested with racists and bigots?

Moving to Pocatello as a grad student. Is the bus system reliable? Any info I should know? I prefer to take public transit if I can as 1) it will reduce my spending in gas, and 2) I just generally prefer to reduce my environmental footprint where reasonable. Can I reasonably expect to get to the university, to the grocery store, etc.? I see the bus schedules online, but I’ll admit where I live we have a huge issue with buses not showing up at their scheduled time, or like every other bus showing up, which would not work for me trying to get to classes.

Hey I just turned 21 and am wondering are there any bars to dodge in Pocatello. Are there any certain ones known for hookup culture or other bs Just want a calm place to drink and meet cool people

Did anybody else feel an earthquake today or am I just going crazy? I was sitting on my couch when the ground starting rumbling and my dog perked up. I looked out my window and there were no large trucks going by or anything that could have caused the shaking. It went on for a few seconds. Wasn’t sure if anybody else felt anything. Happened around 3:10.

I'm looking to replace the dying shrubs and bushes in my front yard with something new and lower maintenance. I've tried calling several people who advertise themselves as landscapers, but I can't get anyone to return my calls. It seems nobody wants to take my money.

Anybody have any recommendations for a reputable landscaping company in town that wants some business.

I turned 21 recently and was looking to get out and make friends and have some fun. What are some good bars or something where I can meet more people my age and make some friends?

Does anyone know of a voice/singing instructor for adults. The ones I’ve been finding online seem geared more towards children, getting them ready for musicals and productions.

I was planning on heading over to Lei's Mongolian BBQ for my birthday here in a few days, but Google says it's temporarily closed.

I haven't been over there to see if they have more info/signage up (it's across town).

Does anybody have any info on when they might be open again?

Is there a place to take old bikes to get fixed and reused?

I have been looking at some houses around town and wondering if homes on the west side of the freeway in this area get a lot of noise from the trains. Looks like a switching area before it gets into the larger rail yard downtown.

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I graduated college and got a new job in this town, however, I struggle to meet people of similar age since I arrived.

I am not affiliated to any church nor do I believe in anything. I am from a very different culture than what idahoan would consider local.

Can anyone give me any points on how to socialize with like minded people? I work full time but be happy to look into what ISU can do in this case.

I travel for work, I'm coming into town in a couple weeks, March 8th, and I'llbe there for 10 days. I'm wondering what there is to do since I've never been. I work pretty much all day, so I really can't go sight-seeing or go to any museums or anything, so I'm hoping ya'll can give me some suggestions for nighttime activities. I'm a sucker for local favorites, things I can only find in the area I'm going to, good food, and uniqueness in general, so anything that fills those niches would be greatly appreciated! Feel free to ask any questions if you think it'd help.

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