The annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival is happening this Wednesday, October 4th until Sunday, October 8th in Hailey, ID. This year marks the 27th year that the event has been held to celebrate the history of sheep herding and ranching in Idaho and the west.
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of a remarkable man, Shannon Gary Armstrong, who departed from this world on September 27, 2023, at the age of 79. He faced a courageous battle with malignant mesothelioma, surrounded by his loving family in the warmth of his daughter’s home in Rupert, Idaho. Shannon’s life, filled with purpose and love, touched the lives of many.
The Twin Falls High School will be putting on a play called “Christmas Movie Wonderthon” a parody play about a topic you either love or hate Hallmark Christmas movies.
Our sweet angel mother, Vera June Burnett Holbrook, age 99, joined her eternal companion, Pa, Monday, September 25, 2023. Her six children spent her last days on earth gathered around her.
Idaho is currently in the midst of the potato harvest and on Monday the annual Miller Research Potato Day took place and it’s the focus of this week’s Salute to Idaho Agricultre.
For 92 years, a local shoe store in Twin Falls has been the go-to for locals looking for a particular fit. In this week’s segment of Behind the Business, Joey Martin takes us to Hudson’s and tells us all about this historic Twin Falls shop.
On Rise and Shine, we were joined by the Fish and Game Regional communications manager for the Magic Valley Region Terry Thompson. He spoke on the agency’s efforts in combating the Quagga Mussel
Fish farming is not typically thought of when the word agriculture is mentioned, however Koehn Trout Farms just outside of Buhl has been working at their craft for over 25 years.
For years, one local animal sanctuary has been working to create a space where their animals can thrive, and the community can learn. In this week’s segment of Behind the Business, Joey Martin takes us to the Twin Falls Zoological Center and tells us how this unique idea came to be.
A homecoming for Twin Falls native Aaron Miller as The Kindness comes to the Fine Arts Center at the College of Southern Idaho. Assistant Professor of Woodwinds and Jazz Studies Ben Britton invites the community to come to the Fine Arts Center on Tuesday, September 20 to help celebrate the band’s return to the college.
On Saturday, September 23 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Twin Falls a maternity meet sponsored by Infused Health will take place. The event is free to the public, those who are pregnant, know someone who is pregnant, or are planning on being pregnant in the future are encouraged to attend.
Loving father, grandfather, brother, and son, Raymond “Ray” John Marizza Jr., age 60, of Kimberly and formerly of Rupert, peacefully passed away the morning of Monday, September 18, 2023.
The College of Southern Idaho’s Agriculture Club has begun meeting again for the 2023-24 school year and they are the focus of this week’s Salute to Idaho Agriculture.
If the idea of aimlessly walking down showroom aisles of flooring products stresses you out. Don’t worry… A local Twin Falls flooring franchise is bringing the showroom to you. In this week’s segment of Behind the Business, Joey Martin takes us to Floor Coverings International.
Keren Fay Arritt, a resident of Island Park, Idaho, and Beaver Dam, Arizona, returned home to the warm embrace of her Heavenly Father on September 6, 2023, at the age of 85. A beacon of strength, kindness, and love, Keren’s impact on the lives of her family and dear friends will forever be cherished and deeply missed.
Picking your own fruit and vegetables is a tradition for many families. This week's Salute to Idaho Agriculture takes us to Kelley's Canyon Orchard and how they've kept this tradition alive for more than 100 years.
This coming Sunday Twisted Fringe Salon will be holding an event raising awareness for childhood cancer. The event takes place at the Twisted Fringe Salon from 1 P.M. to 5 P.M.
While some of the larger communities in southern Idaho have an abundant number of eating options, out in rural Idaho those options get very limited. In this week’s segment of Behind the Business, Joey Martin tells us all about one eatery that has been serving the community of Eden for well over 20 years.
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