Lifestyle

The restored 1909 train car in Deary ran from 1909 until about 1955 on the rails between Washington, Idaho, and Montana.

With the exception of a single oncoming truck, there are no other human beings or motorists in sight at the time of the jump too, which I found to be pretty awesome.

It's mating season right now, and some of the animals aren't tolerating any fellow Bison-blocking.

Data is a funny thing because you can take the parts you like, that apply to you, or that make you look better, and portray it as the full information.

When it comes to our family pets, it appears a large segment of the United States population would prefer to ride out the Coronavirus with their face-licking family members.

This Friday and Saturday you can go down to the Twin Falls Public Library to watch a drive in movie. Your dreams have come true! A drive in experience is happening.

Having a river run through your backyard is a nice luxury to have. I would probably never venture outside the gates of this home were it mine

You may not have even noticed there was an aluminum can shortage right now.

A recent announcement by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration flagged a salsa produced in Washington State as having a potential link to a potentially deadly bacteria.

I think it's just a matter of time before the remaining programs that haven't decided on postponing seasons until the spring, or outright throwing in the towel, do so.

Not that the birds know this, or do they?

If you are still in extreme social distancing mode, or you just need an excuse and location to get away this summer, Idaho is loaded with cabins you can rent.

If Rush ever steps in line at your local fair and offers to win your kid a prize in the dart throw game, you should take him up on it.

Which is a 400 acre playground!

Going to the South Hills is gorgeous and there is so much to do. If you enjoy camping there and you are looking for something to keep the family entertained, create South Hills Bingo. We have some ideas for you to do.

Everyone featured in this program are very skilled at tracking, and taking down large game animals.

The movie had a budget of $6.5 million, and went on to gross close to $25 million.

The Belnap family has lived in the area for more than four decades, and have been putting on the show since 2008.

School begins on August 19th and with the pandemic still happening, we don't know for sure what that first day of school will look like.

Maybe we won’t miss the stores as much as what shopping represented.