Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 8th of August.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
Officials may soon implement a temporary fix for the boat ramp at Centennial Waterfront Park after issues emerged early this boating season — Reinke noted.
The Twin Falls County Fair and Magic Valley Stampede Rodeo will run from Sept.
2 until Sept. 7, starting with a Jr. Rodeo and featuring trick riding acts, live music by Jo Dee Messina on Sept. 6, and Monster Truck Insanity on Sept. 7 - volunteers will help carry the 9-11 Memorial flag during rodeo events.
South Central Idaho job postings are now available online for local job seekers to explore.
The listings provide a chance to find the next career opportunity.
Officials at the U.S. Department of Interior are reviewing wilderness management policies that may affect more than 1 million acres of wild lands in Idaho; the Wilderness Society said the review might impact 41 designated wilderness study areas and the public may submit comments online until Friday, Aug. 14.
Firefighters increased containment to 54% on the lightning-caused Big Rock Fire that started July 31 and spanned 2,142 acres + crews reinforced fire lines north of Kelly Canyon and near state endowment lands to protect homes and businesses.
Officials report no injuries and urge the public to stay away from the fire area amid hot, dry conditions today + forecast hotter temperatures this weekend.
A Twin Falls family organizes the Miles for MacLynn 5K run to raise awareness for Turner syndrome and support families facing infertility and child loss.
The event will be held on Aug. 28 at the College of Southern Idaho with check-in at 8 a.m. and the race starting at 9 a.m. in front of the Fine Arts Auditorium.
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