BYU-Idaho. Madison Memorial Hospital The City of Rexburg and the surrounding areas are serviced by Madison Memorial Hospital located just east of the city's downtown area. The hospital offers regular classes in an attempt to educate the community on such things as preparing for childbirth and first aid for children, as well as holding Conferences and Health Fairs. In 2012, Rachel Gonzales - Madison's CEO, was ranked among the "50 Rural Hospital CEO's to Know" by Becker's Hospital Review. In 2013, Madison was ranked the healthiest county in Idaho. In 2014, the Leapfrog Group shared the results of a study which indicates that Madison Memorial Hospital received an A in comparison to other hospitals in the United States. Media Rexburg is part of the Idaho Falls–Pocatello media market, which includes southeastern Idaho and parts of northwestern Wyoming. Media outlets licensed to or located in Rexburg include: Television K51KL, channel 51 Radio KBYR 91.5 FM BYU-Idaho Radio (Religious, Radio) KBYI 94.3 FM BYU-Idaho Radio (Public Radio) KRXK 1230 AM (Sports) Newspapers Rexburg Standard Journal BYU-Idaho Scroll Explore Rexburg Ennui Magazine In popular culture Rexburg is mentioned in the 9th verse of the song "I've Been Everywhere" by Hank Snow, a song that was also sung by Johnny Cash. The nearby St. Anthony sand dunes are referenced in the movie Napoleon Dynamite, as the location where Kip and Napoleon's grandma breaks her coccyx. In Shannon Hale's The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, HYDRA is mentioned to have a secret base there in the epilogue. Afroman mentions Rexburg in his song "Idaho" on his 2008 album "Waiting to Inhale". Notable people Brandon Bair, defensive end for NFL's Oakland Raiders Jim Dennis, Hall of Fame harness racing driver. Vernon M. Guymon, Brigadier general in the Marine Corps and Naval Aviator D. Mark Hegsted, Harvard University nutritionist Christian Jacobs, co-creator of children's TV show Yo Gabba Gabba! and lead singer for The Aquabats Paul Kruger, linebacker for NFL's Cleveland Browns Matt Lindstrom, Major League Baseball pitcher for Chicago White Sox Clayton Mortensen, Major League Baseball pitcher for Boston Red Sox Mark Ricks, Idaho state legislator James LeVoy Sorenson, businessman and inventor. Wayne D. Wright, jockey, winner of 1942 Kentucky Derby, 1945 Preakness and 1934 Belmont Stakes References External links City of Rexburg, Idaho Website Portal style website, Government, Business, Library, Recreation and more Cities in Idaho Cities in Madison County, Idaho County seats in Idaho Rexburg, Idaho