resolution

Is Idaho any different than the of the nation? How quickly does your resolve in your resolution fail?

Truth is you'll probably just Google ideas on how to be a better person since who really knows you better than your search history?

The Twin Falls City Council agenda was focused on voting on the 2019 budget. But during public comment the people had another focus. Last week the Twin Falls City Council voted against a resolution regarding the separation of kids from their families at the Mexico border. Monday citizens spoke at the podium voicing their frustrations.

Congratulations on everyone for making it to 2016! From the looks of social media (and the YMCA gym) there are a great number of you who have decided to get into better shape. Good for you!

Hello 2015! If you are planning on making an easy healthy New Year resolution - look no further! There is a new 'diet/exercise plan' that only requires 1 minute of exercise each day!

The time is here for half of the world to decide to go to the gym...and only make it about a month. I don't mean to be harsh, but I think it is the truth.

Well we are half way through the year and I have not achieved my goal. My resolution was to run. But, to be honest I haven't even ran in about two months. How are you doing on your New Year's resolution?

So, 2013 is here and there has been a lot of talk about what the new year will bring and what we will jot down as our new Year resolutions. I will resolve to fulfill my resolution of 2012 in 2013 to frequent the gym more often than a weekly game of racketball.

We are almost through the first month of 2012, so now might be a good time to check or try to remember what your 2012 resolutions are! Plus - today is the start of the Chinese New Year and the year of the Dragon, it could also be a good time to modify your resolutions and call them your year of the Dragon Resolutions.

I thought the point of a New Year's resolution was to make a major life change and just maybe find the strength to pull it off.  Apparently I'm naïve. According to a new survey, 60% of Americans who make New Year's resolutions admit they know they're going to break it at some point during the year.  In other words - they make the resolutions even though they know they'll fail. More findings from t