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in Twin Falls
Tuesday, April 29th, 2025
Good morning, Twin Falls. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of April.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Idaho Gives Week began Monday and encourages local residents to support nonprofits that help Idahoans with housing, homelessness and food insecurity—Twin Falls Mayor Ruth Pierce issued a proclamation at the city council meeting and noted the event has raised $27 million in 11 years. KMVT
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Idaho Fish and Game warned residents to take down bird feeders to keep bears away as warmer weather makes natural food scarce. The advisory comes as bears search for food in areas where they might find people and pets — a situation officials want to prevent. KEZJ
- ➤ Twin Falls Police Chief Craig Kingsbury retired after a long career and told reporters he 'would have done it for free' during retirement celebrations + his departure now prompts the department to search for new leadership+ as they plan the transition. Times-News
- ➤ Matthew Hicks was sworn in as Twin Falls chief of police on Monday evening after the city council approved his appointment unanimously. He said he will work to build stronger partnerships with community groups and local public safety departments. KMVT
- ➤ The city plans to replace the roof at Twin Falls Senior Citizen Center as wind storms cause shingles to fall off—officials say the new roof will ensure better protection for seniors. Times-News
- ➤ In January, the City of Twin Falls declared a long abandoned building at 660 Shoshone Street a public nuisance and charged its owner, Galena Opportunity Inc, with demolition costs. The city is now seeking bids to raze the building with submissions due by 2 p.m. on May 8—bid requirements include safe removal of asbestos and lead. KEZJ
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Warm weather brings more bike riding so local riders are urged to wear helmets for safety—helmets can cut head injuries by up to 80% while a local paramedic noted that a snug fit with a secure chinstrap is key to protection. KMVT
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NAMI Walks for Mental Health Awareness
7-10 a.m. — Twin Falls Visitor Center — Free entry — Walk together to support mental health awareness and advocacy in the community.
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Magic Valley Cars & Coffee
9-11 a.m. — Full Steam Espresso — Free — Gather with fellow car enthusiasts for coffee and classic cars in a relaxed setting.
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Desponia, Arches over Athens, Sentient Concert
7-11 p.m. — 360 Main Event Center — Ticket Prices Vary — Enjoy an energetic night of local heavy hitters with Desponia and Sentient joined by Arches Over Athens.
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Magic Valley Festival of Speed 2025
May 23-25 — Magic Valley Speedway — Starting at $150 — Experience thrilling auto-cross and ridealongs with a 3-day pass including food and drinks.
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Jaripeo Baile Event
4-10 p.m. — Arena 93 — Ticket prices vary — Experience an exciting blend of traditional dance and bull riding in Twin Falls, Idaho.
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