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Idaho Power has reopened two renovated boat docks in Southern Idaho, enhancing access and facilities for boaters.

The City of Twin Falls warns that pouring grease down kitchen sinks causes costly damage to plumbing and wastewater plants, especially noted during holiday seasons.

Sage Women's Center in Twin Falls, Idaho, is urgently requesting donations such as diapers, baby wipes, and children's clothing to support women and families facing unplanned pregnancies.

The article details events happening in Twin Falls, including a bridal expo, a tech class, live music performances, President Piggy’s inauguration party at the library, a chili cook-off, STEM activities for kids, a kindergarten prep program, and a session on tax help.

Magic Valley business leaders highlight the importance of agility, continuous learning, and networking for leadership success, proposing a 90-day challenge to develop these key skills.

In Idaho's Magic Valley, smaller school districts like Three Creek spend significantly more money per student compared to larger districts such as Twin Falls, showcasing the impact of economies of scale on educational funding.

The Magic Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization, Idaho's newest MPO, aims to develop a 30-year transportation vision for 2025 with public input sought in the spring.

Damn Tall Buildings Live Performance

Damn Tall Buildings, a trio known for their vibrant blend of bluegrass and Americana, will perform, showcasing their strong songwriting and harmonious vocals.