I hail from that area.
It's a small hospital in a small ag and mining town (3k in town 6k in the county). I can't say a lot about the hospital; been there a couple times, have no complaints.
The town has most of the shops you need to maintain a household. Some restaurants, fast food, small movie theater, a bar, hotels. If you want a Costco or Walmart you will be driving to Logan or Pocatello.
It's pretty country but high (6k ft). It is very cold in the winter but few days, it any, over 100 in summer.
Almost all jobs there are either ag or mining, or related to it.
Probably the least Mormon town in this part of the world due to people coming from elsewhere to work in mining but still pretty Mormon.
The people usually bend over backward to help me so I am pretty fond of them. I am a major employer of teenagers in the area though so I know most of their kids and maybe thats why they are so nice to me:)
It's not a sexy town, its a blue collar town, there are no 20k sq ft green roofed log homes here, no Lexus SUVs. It looks like what it is, a bit shabby in places.

DO NOT PARK YOUR CAR NEAR THE GEYSER! If the wind blows and that water gets on your car you will be many hours getting it off it you get it off at all.

I'm just going to put this here because maybe someone else disagrees or could benefit and I don't want to be unfair to millions of people:

Mormons are pretty good neighbors but not being a Mormon you're not in the club.
I have lived among them my whole life, I know dozens, I do business with them every day. I am friendly with all of them, but I don't think I would count any of them as friends. It's a fine distinction.
They have.....cultural peccadillos. Most are very non confrontational. Don't assume just because they didn't say something they agree or are not upset.
Just the other day my Neighbor GAVE me 8 tons of alfalfa because I needed it. Good neighbors, good people, slightly different culture.