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Another week is getting closer to ending and after all the fun last weekend with Western Days and Vintage Vixens, you would expect this weekend to be more quiet, but that is not the case. Summer weekends in the Magic Valley are busy, packed full of fun and plenty to do and that continues this weekend...

Here are the stores that will call Twin Falls home in 2023 and that will need our help to stick around for longer than this year.

One store recently opened in Twin Falls, and it did so quietly. If you have not noticed, you have been missing out, and you need to check them out immediately.

There are some foods that taste better in the winter, and now is the time to begin warming up with some warm food and delicious meals.

Free cookies and coffee, along with the chance to win one of five train sets in a raffle starting at 3 P.M., are all part of the free event. Photos with Santa next to the trains will happen from 2:30 to 3 P.M.

It raises the question of what stores could the mall use, and what do the people of Twin Falls want to see available for their shopping needs?

There are alternatives though if you are looking to extend your need for those delicious treats.

Everyone enjoys something sweet from time to time and here are a few places you may want to check out for some sweet treats.

This may make me sound like a diva, and that's fine you can call me a food diva, but why do some people feel the need to add things to perfectly fine recipes?

Who would really benefit if Marijuana were legalized in Idaho? Turns out that the cookie industry would really benefit!

Ruth Wakefield may be long dead but she left smiles on millions of faces nearly 90 years ago.

The recipe came from a woman named Lyla Lange, who passed away in 2008. Lange moved to Twin Falls from Nebraska in the late 20s, when she was a young girl.