One business in the area has done this for a few years and will be doing so again, as they look to thank the community with an event you won't want to miss.
The yogurt producer Chobani has given $250,000 for the development of a park along the Snake River Canyon in celebration of the company's 10-years in business in the Magic Valley
Living in Twin Falls has many perks. The view is beautiful, there are tons of places to eat, the people are friendly, but one specific perk to the area is having Chobani in town.
Ulukaya is somewhat of a hero in southern Idaho. His many generous gestures over the years have made him a popular figure, and the Chobani factory, located at 3450 Kimberly Road, in Twin Falls, employs hundreds of area residents.
A Magic Valley yogurt maker has teamed up with the Idaho Food Bank to provide weekend meal packets for students who attend elementary schools in the Twin Falls School District.
The new line is an effort to provide healthier alternatives for school-aged kids. Increased levels of calcium, vitamin C, probiotics, grains and fruit, are all added benefits of Gimmies.
The City Council on Monday received an update on an investigation into complaints of odor in the area near Hankins Road, allegedly coming from Chobani.