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There are tons of events this holiday weekend to get out, have some drinks, and have some fun in the Magic Valley.

There is a plethora of events taking place this weekend, and there is something for everyone. Here are some of the events happening in the Magic Valley.

Perhaps you should get out of the house, enjoy the beautiful fall-like weather, and attend one of the events this weekend in Twin Falls.

Each team has certain types of parents, but figuring out which one you are can be a fun little game.

Start planning now, as it will be a busy weekend in the Magic Valley with all the events offered on the final weekend of April.

Get off the couch this weekend, get outside, and attend one of these many events for a fun good time this weekend.

There are plenty of events to keep you busy this weekend, and here are some you are not going to want to miss.

With this weekend being the first one in March, there is a ton to help get you off the couch, and out of the house, and to help keep you entertained this weekend.

Kirstie Alley was my neighbor.

An event taking place this weekend is a great way to start the holiday weekend, but you better bring your appetite and be ready to have fun.

The Twin Falls 14u softball team has made it another step closer to the Babe Ruth Softball World Series with more games being played today. The team was able to make it past the first set of elimination rounds.

This is the first time that any team has qualified for the World Series in Twin Falls in both softball or baseball. The Twin Falls team is representing the Pacific Northwest Regional Team and will head to the Babe Ruth World Series if they can get a little help.

(tfid.org) The Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Department is accepting rosters for teams interested in playing Coed 1-Pitch Softball in during the 2016 Fall Season.

This is incredible. 12 little girls, between the ages of 8 to 10, from Jerome have done some amazing things.

POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — Idaho State University has investigated allegations of bullying in its softball program and says the concern was based on misinterpreted comments.

One of the major items on the agenda for the Twin Falls City Council today  will be the operation of a temporary doggie-park which will give city residents with dogs a place to turn them loose to roam free in a fenced in area.  The Times News says the temporary location is two gated fields at the Frontier Field softball complex...