Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
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🏘️ Community
A new 40-by-20-foot overlook has opened in Jerome, giving visitors safe access to a section of the Snake River Canyon.
The board plans to add QR-code signs before Christmas + charge a five-dollar per-car fee starting in spring while parking, restrooms, and ADA spaces remain available this winter.
Hundreds attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Sept.
17 at the new Shoshone Falls Jerome Overlook (located in Jerome County) and the site is now open to welcome visitors.
For 30 years, Habitat for Humanity of the Magic Valley has partnered with 60 families to build homes and offer housing support.
Locals can visit the office to learn how to access these services.
💼 Business
Masters Grill opened on Wednesday, Sept.
16 in downtown Twin Falls as chef and co-owner Jeff Sackmaster explained what families could expect from the new dining spot.
🏛️ Government
Disability advocates warn that Idaho may further reduce home-based care for people with disabilities as lawmakers cut funds and federal guidance challenges long-held rules.
State officials approved a $22 million cut to residential habilitation while preparing adjustments for next year’s session (more details are pending).
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