it is home to a handful of locally owned shops, stores, restaurants, galleries, theaters, and future revitalization efforts. The city attracts many tourists visiting nearby Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve, Jackson Hole, and fishing on the Snake River. Parks and recreation There are three 18-hole golf courses in Idaho Falls, and four disc golf courses. Education Higher education The College of Eastern Idaho was established in 1969 as a vocational-technical college named Eastern Idaho Technical College. In 2017 it transitioned into Eastern Idaho's only community college. Stevens-Henager College has a resource center in the city to aid students in online degree programs. A campus of the University of Idaho in Idaho Falls provides access to the university's resources. Primary and secondary education Schools located in Idaho Falls administered by the Idaho Falls School District #91 include: A.H. Bush Elementary School Logo Career Technical Education Compass Academy Dora Erickson Elementary School Eagle Rock Middle School Edgemont Elementary School Ethel Boyes Elementary School Fox Hollow Elementary School Hawthorne Elementary School Idaho Falls High School Linden Park Elementary School Longfellow Elementary School Skyline High School Sunnyside Elementary School Taylorview Middle School Temple View Elementary School Theresa Bunker Elementary School Westside Elementary School Schools located in Idaho Falls administered by the Bonneville Joint School District #93 include: Black Canyon Middle School Bonneville Online High School Bridgewater Elementary School Cloverdale Elementary School Discovery Elementary School Fairview Elementary School Falls Valley Elementary School Praxium Mastery Academy Summit Hills Elementary School Tiebreaker Elementary School Ucon Elementary School Each fall, the varsity football teams of Idaho Falls and Skyline compete in a rival football game called the Emotion Bowl. Each year, after the game, the winning team and its fans traditionally paint the goalposts of the stadium in their school colors (orange for Idaho Falls and blue for Skyline). Bonneville and Hillcrest participate in a similar event known as the Civil War. Media The Post Register, a daily newspaper, serves the Idaho Falls area. The area is also served by seven radio stations. The Idaho Falls/Pocatello region is served by five major television stations. There are four major news outlets in the area: KIDK (Dabl, also broadcast on sister Fox station KXPI-LD), KIFI-TV (ABC/CBS), KPVI-DT (NBC, licensed to Pocatello), and Idaho Public Television. Online media outlet East Idaho News also serves the area with news coverage. Notable people Tyson