Nate Bird

Last night, I was driving through a light misting of rain and noticed that the moon looked really cool as it came up through the clouds. Plus, since we are close to Halloween I imagined that this is what it looks like when the werewolves get anxious!

As I was staring at the moon, something awesome was happening on the other side of the United States.

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Did you know Idaho has a wildlife park that seems to be part zoo and part safari? Visitors can drive through the park and see a number of wild animals. 

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Times have certainly changed in Idaho in the last 100 years. 

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Yowza! It looks like the storms heading our way this weekend are showing their power early. Residents of an Oregon beach town have posted videos of a tornado that touched down Friday morning.

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The deadline to register to vote in Idaho is 25 days prior to the election - October 14th. In Idaho you can register in person or my mail, but not online. So, what can you do if you miss the registration deadline?

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People are still talking about Hurricane Matthew but my eyes are shifting to the West Coast. California, Oregon, and Washington are set to get slammed by snow, rain, and wind. Idaho isn't in the clear either

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It is really hard to choose one thing in Idaho that is the best or most beautiful, but Mesa Falls may just be close to the top of the list.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, so obviously breast cancer is getting a lot of publicity right now. I'd like to share a story about ovarian cancer though.

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It has always blown my mind the great art some people can make with chalk. I can't do great art on paper let alone a giant slab of concrete.

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We love it when a business comes to our town and is able to stay busy. Sadly, over the years there have been many companies that seem like a great idea and then for whatever reason end up closing after just a few months.

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Early this week Mother Nature made sure to let us know that she's in charge by sending rain, wind, tornadoes, and even some snow to Idaho.

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I recently read that some homes across the nation are putting red lights outside to show that they are a gun free home. First of all - maybe they should look into the history of the 'red light district' before associating their cause to it.

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I've seen a lot of posts on social media over the last few weeks about people in Idaho waiting to see the Aurora Borealis. I didn't even know that was possible!

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I think that we can all agree - if you ask any visitor what they remember about Twin Falls they'll say the Perrine Bridge or the the Shoshone Falls (which they'll probably erroneously call the Twin Falls).

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Finally someone figured out how to get people like me (non-runners) to run. Place food out on the race route for the runners to keep!

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It is corn maze season across the nation and here in Idaho we do some great corn mazes. Something we do better than corn mazes is parachuting from high places.  

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A huge shout out to the Farmstead Corn Maze in Meridian.

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When I lived in Kansas City, you could find a good BBQ restaurant on almost every street corner it seemed. Twin Falls does not have that same luxury.

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Last week, Mother Nature threw a temper tantrum and brought the rain and wind. There were even a few tornadoes down in Utah.

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Honestly, when I heard that the zoo had a baby Guanaco I thought they were being gross and saying guano wrong. Nope. A Guanaco is a thing and it is adorable. 

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