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Sick of Stinky Smells in Twin Falls? There’s an App for That
Drive around Twin Falls in Southern Idaho and if you don’t hit a pocket of pungent air at some point, you probably aren’t actually in Twin Falls. Residents of the city of Twin Falls know where most of the stinky sections of town are and now you can report the smells.
Sick of Stinky Smells in Twin Falls? There’s an App for That
Drive around Twin Falls in Southern Idaho and if you don’t hit a pocket of pungent air at some point, you probably aren’t actually in Twin Falls. Residents of the city of Twin Falls know where most of the stinky sections of town are and now you can report the smells.
Two Pictures Show Dramatic Change in Idaho Life
I enjoy looking at posts like the one above. Places like Twin Falls once had a far more genteel appeal. Weekend mornings driving Blue Lakes Boulevard must have been joyful when the picture was taken in 1967. It sure looks better than the rutted road from a picture taken in the early 1900s that often makes the social media rounds. It’s nothing but an image of an arid landscape. The picture from 57 years ago would be called progress. Photos from today bring scorn from older Idaho natives. When does progress become an eyesore?
Have You Seen the Mysterious Stairs That Go Nowhere in Idaho?
Certain things in life can't be explained. What is the meaning of life? What happens after death? How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie-pop? There are also things that we see that are tough to explain as well, and we likely will never know. What killed all the dinosaurs? How did the pyramids get made? How did the giant heads on Easter Island get there? Certain things leave many wondering and scratching their heads. Similar to the examples above, there is also a mystery in Idaho, and that is the mystery of the stairs that go nowhere.
Rural 'Grab-N-Go' summer meals to reach more Idaho students
Originally published April 24 on IdahoEdNews.org. In a rural district like Gooding in Southern Idaho, a student living outside of town used to go through quite the process to get summer lunch. First, they would need to find a ride to drive them the 20-30 minutes into town where organizers were serving a meal at a lunch site (park, library, church, community center, etc.). The adult would need to sit...
A Picture is a Warning Shot for Idaho Political Elites
This story could be tied to housing costs. Forrest Andersen is known in the Magic Valley as one of the Gun Guys. They join us on-air every Friday morning and talk all things firearms. Forrest is a firearms dealer, as well as the proprietor of a Twin Falls pawn shop, known as Washington Street Pawn. This week, a customer was angered when the shop couldn’t loan him money. He slammed a door as he was leaving and shattered the glass.
Have You Seen the Mysterious Stairs That Go Nowhere in Idaho?
Certain things in life can't be explained. What is the meaning of life? What happens after death? How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie-pop? There are also things that we see that are tough to explain as well, and we likely will never know. What killed all the dinosaurs? How did the pyramids get made? How did the giant heads on Easter Island get there? Certain things leave many wondering and scratching their heads. Similar to the examples above, there is also a mystery in Idaho, and that is the mystery of the stairs that go nowhere.
Dozens rally against Lava Ridge Wind Project
IDAHO, USA — A large-scale wind power project near Twin Falls continues to draw controversy. Friday afternoon, dozens of Idahoans brought their concerns about Lava Ridge to the Idaho Statehouse steps. Magic Valley Energy hopes to build up to 400 wind turbines on federal, state and private land northeast...
A Picture is a Warning Shot for Idaho Political Elites
This story could be tied to housing costs. Forrest Andersen is known in the Magic Valley as one of the Gun Guys. They join us on-air every Friday morning and talk all things firearms. Forrest is a firearms dealer, as well as the proprietor of a Twin Falls pawn shop, known as Washington Street Pawn. This week, a customer was angered when the shop couldn’t loan him money. He slammed a door as he was leaving and shattered the glass.
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