Founded in 1931, The Post Register was formed after the merger of two older local newspapers, the Post and the Times-Register. The Brady family, led by former Idaho Governor James H. Brady, helped found the modern version of the company to create a unified daily news source for the growing city of Idaho Falls. For over 90 years, the paper remained under the family's leadership until it was sold in 2015. Currently, the Post Register is owned by Adams Publishing Group, a media company that operates many local newspapers across the United States. Today, the Post Register is based in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and serves as the primary news hub for the Eastern Idaho region. They cover a wide variety of topics, including local and state politics, high school and college sports, business developments, and community health updates. Their website, postregister.com, also features sections for obituaries, legal notices, and a "Business Journal" to keep locals informed about the regional economy. One interesting fact: A unique fact about the Post Register is that it provides a digital "Garage Sale Map" for its readers . This interactive tool allows community members to easily find and promote local yard sales, showing how the newspaper stays involved in the everyday activities of the Idaho Falls community.