Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of August.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
Twin Falls' only dedicated dog park secured $600k for a full redesign funded by proceeds from a property sale.
The bidding process will begin soon, and construction may start next year (park director confirmed the plans to address community requests).
Six families (Group 21) gathered in Buhl for a groundbreaking ceremony that officially started building their new homes through the SCCAP Self-Help Housing Program, following a recent milestone when eight families received keys to homes they built.
Twin Falls will host National Night Out on Sept.
22 (an event for community connection, family fun and public-safety teamwork) as local officials and residents join forces to promote neighborhood safety.
Swig is giving away free energy drinks on Saturday, Aug.
22 at its seven local locations. Fans can try a fresh twist on its famed dirty sodas — a refreshing change for those eager to taste the new flavor.
Idaho agriculture officials announced the fourth straight year of quagga mussel detection in the Snake River near Twin Falls.
A new treatment plan (using copper treatments) expected this week will target areas above Shoshone Falls and Twin Falls Dam.
Campers in Idaho must follow the strict 50-mile firewood rule this summer to protect local forests from invasive pests and disease - officials warn fines may apply for transporting wood sourced from farther away.
Health officials warn that mosquitos in Treasure Valley are more attracted to bright colors this summer and can carry West Nile Virus; residents should avoid these hues and remove standing water & trim overgrown shrubs to reduce breeding areas.
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