Magic Valley News

We have been patiently waiting for Idaho's first food hall to open up at 2nd South Market. They are getting closer to opening and they have filled up all their tenant spaces with the addition of a pizzeria.

While a chipper attitude and positive outlook may get you through the day, it may still seem impossible to stay strong all the time. And that's OK.

This on some very slippery roads.

The good news is that ski and snowboard season officially starts Black Friday!

To borrow a phrase from the late Dick Enberg, “Oh, my!”

You can rent out one of the theaters at Magic Valley Cinema 13 in Twin Falls for you very own private holiday watch party. Get your close family and friends together to watch your favorite holiday movies without disruption.

The Magic Valley communities of Ditrich, Shoshone, and county of Gooding took top honors in the 10th Annual Operation Facelift event

Cedar Draw Cider in Buhl has been open about 2 years now and they have some delicious ciders. Now, they have opened a very limited tasting room that is perfect for a small and intimate get together.

Governor Little pushed Idaho back to a modified stage 2 a few weeks ago and now two mask mandates have failed to pass. The Twin Falls Sheriff's Office responded to their ability to enforce the new guidelines put in place as being part of stage 2.

After an hour and a half of public comment and nearly 45 minutes of discussion by the board, the South Central Public Health has voted to not enforce a mask mandate that would cover 8 counties.

Idaho State Parks will get close to $1.3 million in COVID-19 relief funds for parks hit by increased use during the summer.

Nearly a dozen wild horses were released into the Saylor Creek Wild Horse Herd Management Area on Tuesday following an effort to reduce the herd size.