Magic Valley News

We all know that feeling of driving down the street obeying all the laws and a cop car pulls up behind you and you immediately feel like a felon on the run.

I don’t mean them any harm.

I didn’t get a bill for September. Then one cropped up for October.

Get out of the house and enjoy yourself by attending one of the events taking place in the Magic Valley on the first weekend of fall.

The State of Idaho and the City of Twin Falls are taking the recent discovery of Quagga Mussel larvae very seriously.

Centennial Park will be closed through Saturday and the Snake River between Auger Falls and Shoshone Falls will be closed for an unknown amount of time.

If you can’t win elections, then try and change the rules.

I’d say that sums it up.

This is a critical issue.

A moose doesn’t mean well. Not in my view.

Trying to get a voice on the telephone appears impossible.

Remember that when you vote next year.

Ask Jennifer Granholm how this feels.

Get off the couch, get out, and go attend one of the many events taking place this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

My parents were strict.

As I understand it, they’re going to hell.

The lower section of Twin Falls Park has been closed so that Idaho Power can do one of the things this park has always needed, they are making the road 2 lanes.

It’s not that Twin Falls would lose options.

Some people say we need even more new people.

The annual Magic Valley 911 Memorial event brought the community together for a touching tribute to the events of September 11, 2001. This year's commemoration was nothing short of spectacular, leaving attendees with tears in their eyes and and sense of unity.