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Bliss
Outlaws & Angels, 204 E Hwy 30
Oxbow Diner, 199 E Hwy 30
Bliss Calendar Bliss Calendar Feb 20 for March
BLISS ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
City Hall: M-F 8-5. 140 Kentucky St. (208) 352-1117
City Council: 7p, 3rd Wednesday
Mayor: Chris Pruit. (208) 731-8501
Fire: 129 Hwy 30, (208) 352-4320
Garden Club: 1p 1st Wed ncsnancy@gmail.com
Sheriff: 624 Main St, Gooding. (208) 934-4421
Post Office: M-F 8:30-12:30p. 100 Hwy 30 (208) 352-4293
School Board: 7p, 2nd Mon. Elem School. Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls
BLISS MARCH EVENT CALENDAR
MAGIC VALLEY FEBRUARY FUN CALENDAR VALLEY FEBRUARY FUN CALENDAR
BLM temporarily restricting off-highway vehicle use in Wood River Valley. No motor vehicles allowed in identified areas from Jan 1 - April 30, 2023. MAP: https://on.doi.gov/3VjJ7Qw
Every Wed & Sat 6-9p TF Live Music at the Brickhouse, 516 Hansen St S. (208) 736-6264
Every Fri & Sat TF Line Dancing, Brickhouse. 516 Hansen St S. (208) 736-6264
RUPERT GREASE, Wilson Theater. $12. 7:30p 9th, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18. 2p 18th. p21
TF CSI EXPO Southern Garden Home & Garden Show, $5. 10th 10-2; 11th 10-7; 12th 10-3
2nd 3-6p HAGERMAN Gooding County Science Fair. Memorial Gym, 160 N State St. P22
6-9 TF Death by Chocolate, Canyon Crest Ctr, 330 Canyon Crest Dr. $20, $25 at door
7p TF BIG SCREEN Photo Share Party, Audubon Society. birder1932@gmail.com
3rd 6p FILER Valentine’s Craft Night, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
9p JACKPOT John Caparulo Comedy. Cactus Petes.
4th 9-3 TF National Sew Day “Quilts of Valor”. 447 Seastrom. (208) 423-5758
6p TF Carson Hasher, 2nd South Market.
6-9 FILER Brianne Lynn, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
7p HAGERMAN Devon Tyler, Wilson’s Club, 200 S State St. (208) 320-6552
8p JACKPOT John Caparulo Comedy. Cactus Petes.
5th 10-5 RUPERT Craft Flea Market. 800 Overland Ave.
6th 7p TF Idaho Legislative Updates. Boomerang Coffee, 334 Cheney Dr W.
9th 6-9 FILER Jim Sanchez, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
10th 6p TF Bryon Hildreth, 2nd South Market.
7:30p TF CSI The World of Musicals.
11th 6-9 FILER Jenni, Jon & Quinn, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
7p HAGERMAN Godfrey Paul Band, Wilson’s Club, 200 S State St. (208) 320-6552
14th FILER Dinner & ‘Crazy Love’. Reserve. Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 $100 p27
15-18
7:30p TF “An Enemy of the People”, CSI Theater Dept.
17th 7:30p TF CSI The Kindness Jazz Trio.
9p JACKPOT Jerrod Niemann, Country Western. Cactus Petes
9p STANLEY Kickoff Party. Stanley Winterfest. (208) 774-3411
18th 9a FILER 3D Valentine Indoor Fun Shoot, Copus Cove Arena. Magic Valley Bowhunters. (208) 308-4267
TBD STANLEY Fat Bike Fondo
11a STANLEY Cookies & Cocoa, Stanley Library
11a STANLEY Family Sledding. Wall St & Ace of Diamonds
11:30 STANLEY Turkey Bowl. Ace of Diamonds.
12p STANLEY Raft & Turbo Tube Rides
12p STANLEY Boise Rock School Performance
12:45p STANLEY Live Music
1-4p RUPERT Bob Ross Paint Class, Wilson Theater. $50ea all supplies incl. p21
1:30p STANLEY Pizza Slam. Ace of Diamonds by Papa Brunees
2:30 STANLEY Drag Races
4p STANLEY Outhouse Races
6-9 Devon Tyler, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
7p HAGERMAN Curtis Laib, Wilson’s Club, 200 S State St. (208) 320-6552
8p STANLEY Disco Party
8p JACKPOT Jerrod Niemann, Country Western. Cactus Petes
19th 9a FILER 3D Valentine Indoor Fun Shoot, Copus Cove Arena. Magic Valley Bowhunters. (208) 308-4267
20th 7p TF Idaho Legislative Updates. Boomerang Coffee, 334 Cheney Dr W.
21st 7:30p TF “Malevo”. CSI Fine Arts Building. (208) 733-9554
23rd 6-9 Rick & Mary Kuhn, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
24th 7:30p Magic Valley Symphony, CSI Fine Arts Building. (208) 733-9554
9p JACKPOT Mike Krasner Stand Up Comedian. Cactus Petes
25th 6-8 HAGERMAN Chili Cookoff, Dinner, Fundraiser. Legion Hall. 281 N State. p17
6-9 Karaoke Night, Pebble Ponds. (208) 326-3333 p27
7p HAGERMAN Parade of Bad Guys, Wilson’s Club. (208) 320-6552
8p JACKPOT Mike Krasner Stand Up Comedian. Cactus Petes
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Antique Ezel, 121 Broadway S
Arctic Circle, 606 Broadway Ave S
Bookhaven, 106 Broadway Ave S
Buhl Drug, 419 Broadway Ave S
Buhl Public Library, 215 Broadway Ave N
Chamber of Commerce, 716 Hwy 30 E
City of Buhl, 203 Broadway Ave N
Collective Studio, 115 Broadway Ave S
El Cazador Restaurant, 113 Broadway S
First Federal Bank, 123 Broadway Ave N
Harris CPAs, 1020 Main St
Jackson’s Korner, 1101 Brodaway N
Les Schwab Tire Center, 1241 Burley Ave
Magic Valley Brewery, 208 Broadway N
Miracle Hot Springs, 19073 US Hwy 30
Parlor Antiques, 119 Broadway S
The Farm Girl, 120 Broadway Ave S
The Train Station 20079 US Hwy 30
US Bank, 819 Main St
West End Senior Center 1010 Main St
BUHL RESOURCES & ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion Post 43: 1314B Main St. (208) 410-2669
Chamber of Commerce: Noon-5p M-F. 716 Hwy 30. Mtg 1st Tues, El Cazador. (208) 543-6682
Churches:
Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 9a Sun. 1001 Fair Ave & 501 Main St. (208) 543-6198
City Hall: 7a-6p M-Th. 203 Broadway Ave N B, (208) 543-5650
City Council: 6:30p 2nd & 4th Mondays, City Hall
Michael Higbee, Kelly Peterson, Amanda Hawkins, Marla Sisson
Mayor: Pam McClain, mayor@cityofbuhl.us, (208) 543-5650 p5
P&Z: 10a 3rd Wed, Council Chambers
DMV: 8-5 M-F. 201 N Broadway. (208) 543-8023
Farmers Market: 4-6p Wed. July 13-Sept 28. 1010 Main St.
Fire: 201 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-5664
Fit over 50: 9a Tu-W-Th. 7th Street Gym, 114 Broadway Ave S. (208) 543-4384
Food Pantry: 9-12p M-Th, 1:30-4p Tu. 910 Maple St. (208) 329-2393
Harvest Moon Car Club: 1st Sat in Oct. Steve Belt, 208-320-7025
Kiwanis: Noon. 2nd & 4th Wed. El Cazador, 113 Broadway Ave S.
Library: 9-5 M & W, 1-7 Tu & Th, 1-5 Sat. 215 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-6500.
Board Meeting: 5p 4th Wed.
Events: https://www.buhlpubliclibrary.org/
Magic Valley Rep Women: 12p 3rd Wed. El Cazador, 113 Broadway S. RSVP (208) 590-3036 p12
Police: 9-1-1 for emergency. Non-emerg: (208) 735-1911. 201 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-4200
Post Office: 8:30-5 M-F. 830 Main St. (208) 543-6152
Rotary: Noon. Every Thurs. Pasta Palace, 1016 Main St.
School Board: 7p 3rd Monday. High School Auditorium, 1 Indian Territory. (208) 543-8262
Senior Center: Noon Lunch M Tu Th $6. Brunch: 8-10a W and 1p 2nd Sun (May 1st Sun)
Canasta (Hand-N-Foot): 1p Tues. 1010 Main St. (208) 543-4577
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls.
WEMA (W End Men’s Assoc): 6:30a Fri. Pasta Palace, 1016 Main St.
VFW Post 3604: 7p 2nd Tues. 1314B Main St. (208) 410-2669
BUHL FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
4th 10a Registration Dart Tournament. Trout’s Cancer Benefit for Chrissy Burrell.
$20. Incl Entry Fee, 1 meal ticket, 3 drink tickets. (208) 731-2600
4, 11, 25 1p
Storytime, older children & adults. Bookhaven, 106 Broadway St. p19
18 & 19 9a 3D Valentine Indoor Fun Shoot, Copus Cove Arena.
Magic Valley Bowhunters. (208) 308-4267
Buhl Mayor Pam McClain
People sometimes view toilets as a substitute trash can. Citizens think it is an easy way to dump all kinds of items and make them disappear. Out of sight, out of mind. Surprisingly, not everyone knows what seemingly harmless items don’t belong in the toilet. Believe me when I say this, I have seen items at the Buhl Wastewater Treatment Facility and also in pictures shared with me by personnel. Everyone but a twoyear old knows what not to flush, or do we?
It’s time to take responsibility for using toilets as they were intended.We have had a rash of clogged sewer pipes recently in the City of Buhl, so I thought this is the article would be timely. And again, I’ve seen the pictures. Something I cannot easily erase from my brain.
WHAT ITEMS YOU SHOULD NEVER FLUSH DOWN A TOILET:
• We have all heard about feminine hygiene products – ALL OF THEM = NEVER
• Food of any type
• Dental floss or any instrument to pick food out of your teeth
• Facial tissue/Kleenex
• Paper towels
• Wet wipes (makeup remover wipes), baby wipes, Clorox wipes, Lysol wipes or the like – NEVER, EVEN IF IT SAYS FLUSHABLE ON THE CONTAINER/PACKAGE
• Pills, illegal drugs and prescription medication
• Condoms
• Chewing gum
• Cat litter and cat waste
• Bleach
• Cigarettes
• Band-aids
• Cosmetics
• Anything made of cotton, including cotton balls and Q-Tips
• Hair
• Paper
• Disposable diapers (nor should you leave these on the street)
• Cooking grease/oil
• Goldfish or any type of fish or critter
• Paint and anything related
• Rags of any type (yes, they have made their way to the treatment facility)
WHAT ITEMS YOU SHOULD ALWAYS FLUSH DOWN A TOILET:
• Human waste
• Toilet paper
After I wrote this article, The Times-News printed what problems Twin Falls is having. This is not unique to any town. Using a toilet for any other purpose than the two above can not only damage your plumbing and cost you thousands of dollars, it can also damage equipment at our wastewater treatment plant. FLUSH SMART.
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Denny’s, 611 N Overland Ave
Les Schwab, 25 W Ellis, PAUL
Perkins, 800 N Overland
Polo’s, 1251 Overland Ave
Burley Calendar Burley Calendar Deadline February 20 for March
BURLEY RESOURCES & ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion Post 17, Burley: 7p 4th Tues. 1901 Miller Ave. (208) 678-3428
Chamber of Commerce, Mini Cassia: 9-5 M-F. 1177 7th St, Heyburn. (208) 679-4793
City Hall: 8:30-5 M-F. 1401 Overland Ave. (208) 878-2224
City Council: 7p 1st & 3rd Tu. Council Chambers. Janet Hansen, Casey Anderson, John Craner, Bryce Morgan, Stegen Phillips, Kimberli Seely
Mayor: Steve Ormond. (208) 878-2224
P&Z: 10:30a 3rd Wed. Council Chambers
DMV: 8:30-5 M-F. 203 E 15th St. (208) 878-3549
Fire: 911 emergency. 1235 Miller Ave. (208) 878-7371
Food Pantry: 4-5:30 Tu, 9-10:30a Th. Mt View Christian Ctr, 317 Mt View Lane. (208) 678-5460
Kiwanis: Noon Wed. Perkins, 800 N Overland Ave.
Library: 9:30-7 M-Th, 9:30-6 Fri, 9:30-2 Sat. 1300 Miller Ave. (208) 878-7708
Board Meeting: 4-6p last Tues of the month.
Events: https://bplibrary.org/
Museum, Cassia County: 10-5 Tu-Sa. 1142 Hiland Ave. (208) 678-7172
Police: 1401 Overland Ave. (208) 878-2251. Sheriff: 129 E 14th St. (208) 878-2251
Post Office: 9-5 M-F, 9-Noon Sat. 1353 Overland Ave. (208) 678-2541
Rotary: Noon Tues. Perkins, 800 N Overland Ave.
School Board: 7p 3rd Tues.
Senior Center: Noon Lunch M-F. $5, Visitors $6. 2421 Overland Ave. (208) 878-8646
Social Services: (208) 678-3514 Burley. Social safety net.
VFW: 7p 2nd Thurs. 554 Hiland Ave. (208) 572-0509
BURLEY FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
5th 10-5 Craft Flea Market. 800 Overland Ave.
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Corner Merc, 121 Main St
Senior Center, 475 Main St
Castleford Calendar Castleford Calendar Feb 20 for Mar CASTLEFORD ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
City Hall: 9-3 M, Tu, Th 12-7p Wed.
300 Main St. (208) 537-6544
City Council: 7p 2nd Wed.
Roxanne Stiegemeier, (208) 421-3797
Cliff Lockhart, (208) 293-4811
Justin Clark, (208) 280-0185
Raul Garcia, (208) 329-3264
Mayor: Dan Howard, (208) 490-2119
Fire: 6:30p 1st & 3rd Thurs. Rome St.
Chief Ben Medina, (208) 410-3928
Food Pantry: 8-3 M-W, 8-5 Th, 10-12, 7-8:30p Sun. Castleford First Baptist, 290 Main. (208) 537-6825
Police: 911. Non-emerg: (208) 735-1911. 201 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-4200
Post Office: 8-12p M-F. 357 Main. (208) 537-6670
Preschool: 7:40-11:30a. Free Food
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls
FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
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Camas Creek Country Store, 113 US 20
Camas Senior Center, 129 W Willow
Fairfield Calendar Fairfield Calendar Calendar Calendar Feb
FAIRFIELD ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion Post #19: 8p 1st & 3rd W. 114 Camas Ave E.
Chamber of Commerce: 113 Willow Ave E. (208) 754-2222
City Hall: 407 Soldier Rd. (208) 764-2333
City Council: 7p 2nd & 3rd Th.
John Pine, Josh Bovey, Tyler Ballard
Ted Miller
Mayor: Terry S Lee.
DMV: 8:30-5 M-F. 517 Soldier. (208) 764-2370
Fire: 24 hours. 119 W Willow. (208) 764-2500
Food Pantries:
3-4p W F (1st F after 2nd W). Lighthouse. 213 Ponderosa. (208) 764-3322
4-6p Th. Faith Bible Church, 603 Central (406) 590-3150
Library: 12-7 M, 12:30-5:30 Tu-F. 607 Soldier Rd. (208) 754-2553
Board Mtg: 5p 4th Mon.
Feb Events: https://bit.ly/3ZZU0dH
Camas County Sheriff: 911. 119 W Willow. (208) 754-2261
Post Office: 8:30-12:30, 1-3 M-F. 518 Soldier Rd (208) 764-2423
Senior Center: Lunch Noon Tu W F. $5 129 Willow Ave (208) 764-2226
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls
FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
CARPET
Marvin (208) 536-5777
Yummy, Quick & Easy! 400 Recipes, $25 Yummy, Quick & Easy! 400 Recipes, $25 Yummy, Quick & Easy! 400 Recipes, Yummy, Quick & Easy! 400 Recipes,
“Broccoli Shrimp Salad”
Fresh Broccoli
Small size shrimps
Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip
Salt & Pepper to taste
Cut broccoli into florets. Chop stock of broccoli. Cook until tender but crunchy. Add shrimp as desired. Mix, coat with Mayo or Miracle Whip. Tastes great without dressing.
“Fruit Dip”
1 cup sour cream
1/4 C brown sugar packed
1 tsp vanilla
Mix and serve with fresh fruit. Also good as a dressing.
“Sweet Cornbread”
1 pkg jiffy cornbread mix
1 pkg jiffy yellow cake mix
1 can cream style corn
(1/3 C milk if using whole kernel corn)
2 Eggs
Mix and bake in 9x9x2 pan (I use muffin tins). Bake at 400 for 20-25 minutes. They are really moist.
“MOM LIKED YOU BEST, BUT I GOT HER RECIPES!”
Kathy Learn (208) 733-9248
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Filer Public Library, 219 Main St
Senior Center, 222 Main St
The Magic Tea House, 905 Union Ave
Filer Calendar Filer Deadline Feb 20 for Mar
FILER ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion Post 47: 6p 1st Tu. PO Box 661.
City Hall: 7a-6p M-Th. 300 Main. (208) 326-5000
City Council: 6p 1st & 3rd Tu.
Sam Callen, Desiree Romano
Joe Durham, Tracey Daluiso
Mayor: Robert E. Templeman
Fire: 911. 100 Hwy 30. (208) 326-4111
Food Pantries:
Dine-in, Takeout. 504 5th St. (208) 420-4120
10-3 Tu, W, Th. Senior Haven, 222 Main St. (208) 326-4608
Lighthouse Pentecostal Church, 500 W 5th St (208) 543-4647
Kiwanis: Noon, 2nd & 4th W. Senior Center
Library: 1-6p M-F, 2-4 Sat. 219 Main. (208) 326-4143
Board Mtg: 6p 1st Mon
Events: https://filer.lili.org/events/
Police: 300 Main St. (208) 326-4123
Post Office: 8:30-5p M-F. 413 Main St (208) 326-5220
Senior Center: Lunch Noon Tu W Th
222 Main St. (208) 326-4608
Bingo: 1p W, Th
Cards: 1:30p Thurs
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls
FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
3rd 6p Craft Night, Pebble Ponds p27
4th 6-9 Bianne Lynn, Pebble Ponds p27
9th 6-9 Jim Sanchez, Pebble Ponds p27
11th 6-9 Jenni, Jon & Quinn, Pebble Ponds
14th Dinner & Live Music, Crazy Love Reserve. Pebble Ponds p27
$100. (208) 326-3333 p27
18th 6-0 Devon Tyler, Pebble Ponds p27
23rd 6-9 Rick & Mary Kuhn, Pebble Ponds.
25th 6-10 Karaoke Night, Pebble Ponds p27
Valentine
Feb 1st to 14th R
Laurel Krupski, PA-C
(208) 948-1754
Greg Griggs
(208) 613-9595
thelightdude@gmail.com
Parties, Restaurants, Events
“The Hoagie Street Guy”
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City Hall, 308 5th Ave W
Library, 206 5th Ave W
Senior Center, 208 Senior Ave
Sinclair Food Mart, 165 Main St
Stampede Burger, 701 Main St
Taco El Toro, 413 Main St
Western Café, 116 W 4th Ave
Zeppes Pizza & Subs, 215 Main St
Gooding Calendar Deadline February 20 for March
GOODING CITY RESOURCES & ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion Post 30: 7:30p 3rd Tues. 200 3rd Ave W. (208) 490-7003
Basque Dinner: 6-8p, 1st Fri. Basque Hall. 285 Euskadi. (208) 934-5840. $22, Seniors $20.
Chamber of Comm: 12p 3rd Thur. Zeppes. 8:30-5 M-Th, 8:30-4 F. 333 Main St. (208) 934-4841
City Hall: 7:30-5:30 M-Th. 308 5th Ave W. (208) 934-5669
City Council: 7p 1st & 3rd Mon.
P&Z: 5:30p 4th Tues
DMV: 7:30a-5:30p M-Th. 145 7th Ave E. (208) 934-4597
Farmers Market: 2-6p Tues. May 17-Oct 12. Corner of 13th & Main
Fire: 8-5 M-F. 2155 Montana St. (208) 934-8348
Fit over 60: 9:30a Tu Th.
Food Pantry: 10-2:45 M, 11-1:45 Tu Th F. Helping Hearts & Hands, 237 Main St. (208) 934-5101
Library: 10-5 MF, 10-6 Tu W Th, 9-12p Sat. 306 5th Ave W. (208) 934-4089
Board Mtg: 6:30p 4th Mon
Events: https://gooding.lili.org/events/
Museum: 9-5 F Sat. 285 Euskadi. (208) 934-5135
Historic Governor Morrison Home, By Appointment Only. (208) 579-2382
Police: 911. 308 5th Ave W. (208) 934-8435
Post Office: 8:30-5p M-F. 201 3rd Ave E. (208) 934-4822
Republican Committee: 7p 2nd Tues. p12
Rotary: 12:10p Fri. El Toro, 413 Main St.
School Board: 7p 2nd Tu. School District Office
Senior Center: Noon M-Th. 308 Senior Ave. (208) 934-5504 $4
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.
VFW Post 3078: 7p 3rd Thur. 308 Senior Ave. (208) 934-8587
GOODING FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
2nd 3-6p Gooding County Science Fair. Hagerman Memorial Gym, 160 N State p22
Brian W. Moore
Kurtis T. Moore
Owners/Operators
OFFICE: 208-734-6602
CELL: 208-280-0724
TOLL FREE: 877-734-6602
Fax: 208-733-6469
bmoore@mandmelectricllc.com www.mandmelectricllc.com
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1000 Springs Realty, 151 N State St
1000 Springs Resort, 18734 Hwy 30
Chevron Station 361 S State St
Bean’s Twisted Scissors, 100 State St
Budman’s Barber Shop, 460 S State St
Hagerman Fossil Beds, 17970 Hwy 30
Hagerman RV Village, 18049 Hwy 30
Hagerman Public Library, 441 S State St
Hagerman Senior Center, 140 E Lake St
Hagerman Valley Inn, 661 Frogs Landing
Los Potrillos Restaurant, 141 N State St
Papa Kelsey’s, 130 S State St.
Rerunz Thrift Store, 130 S State St
Rest EZ RV Park, I-84 x147, Tuttle
Rustic Edge RV Park, 221 Hagerman W
Sawtooth Dental, 620 Frogs Landing
Shell Station Store & Deli, 531 S State St
Snake River Grill, 611 Frogs Landing
State Street Aquatics, 231 N State St
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place your order by Feb
Tues, Thur: 10-6:30 Wed, Fri: 10-5:30 Sat: 11-4
PART TIME HELP WANTED WEED CONTROL SPECIALIST
Do you enjoy the outdoors? Looking for a way to earn income this summer?
Vegetation Management Services LLC, based in Hagerman, provides weed control services to private and government customers throughout Southwestern Idaho. The company seeks individuals to conduct weed spray activities. Ability to safely operate an ATV or UTV is required. Individual must be in good physical condition. Employer will provide training of weed identification as well as safe and proper use of herbicides.
Work days will be variable throughout the summer with some flexibility. Work period mid-March to early September. Work hours will range from 10 to 40 hours per week. Some overnight travel is required. Employer will pay travel expenses.
Contact Matt at VMSmatt@gmail.com or 208-949-0523.
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Deadline February 20 for March
HAGERMAN RESOURCES & ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion Post 31: 7p 2nd Mon. 281 N State St. (208) 837-6295
Chamber of Commerce: Noon 2nd Tue in Feb, Apr, June, Aug, Oct, Dec. (208) 837-9131
Churches: Calvary Chapel: 10a Sun Worship, 6:30p Sun Youth, 6:45p Wed Prayer.
241 State St. (208) 837-4067
Church of Jesus Christ LDS: 9-9 Tues-Sun. 10a Sun Worship.
620 N State St. (208) 837-6209
Community of Christ: 10a Sun SS, 11a Sun Worship, 7p W Bible Study
211 E Orchard. (816) 833-1000
St Catherine’s Catholic Station: 10a Sun Mass, 5p Thur Adoration, Confess, Mass
Spanish Mass: 1st Sun. 446 N State St. (208) 543-5136 p22
United Methodist: 10:15a 1st & 2nd Sun Worship. 270 E Salmon.
Christian Center Celebration: 10:30a Sun Worship, 6:30p W Bible Study.
Old Grange, 240 E Salmon St. (208) 837-6140
Valley Baptist: 11a Worship Sundays. 6:30p Prayer, 7p Bible Study Wed. p14
390 N State St. (208) 423-1114
City Hall: 9-12, 1-4 M-F. 191 N State St. (208) 837-6636
City council: 7p 1st & 3rd Wed. Wes Owsley, Erika Cornett, Ricky Fritz
Mayor: Jared Hillier
P&Z: 7p 2nd Tues
Farmers Markets: 10-2 Sundays, June 18-Sep 3. 1071 E 2900 S. (208) 536-0094
Fire: 159 Salmon St E. (208) 837-4552
Fit over 60: 9a M, Th. Billingsley Creek Park.
Hagerman Fossil Beds Visitor Center: 9-3 F Sa Sun. 17970 Hwy 30. (208) 933-4105
Hagerman Helpers: Call (208)-751-4507 for help. Donations & Volunteers welcome.
Hagerman IDEA: 1-4p Tu, F. 240 E Salmon. (208) 536-0094
Magic Valley News, Community Business Center p22, Hagerman Valley Foundation p15
Food Pantry: 2:30-5p Tu, 10-2 Th. 130 N State St. (208) 404-2821
Library: 1-5 Tu, 10-6 W, 10-5 Th-F, 10-1 Sat. 441 S State St. (208) 837-6520
Board Mtg: 5:30p 3rd Thur
Events: https://www.hagermanpubliclibrary.org/
Museum: 1-4 F, Sa, Su. 111 W Hagerman Ave. (208) 837-6288
Post Office: 7:45-1, 2-4:15 M-F. 444 N State St. (208) 837-6331
School Board: 6p 2nd Mon, HS Board Room
Senior Center: Noon lunch MWF. 140 E Lake. (208) 837-6120. $5. p13
Blood Draws: 8-10:30. Every Monday. Bring Dr Orders
Bingo: 11:45a. Fridays - 2 games before Lunch. Semi-crappy Prizes.
Bridge Club: 12:30p. Mondays
Foot Clinic: 12:30p. Feb 17 ($10)
Live Music: 11:45a. Feb 20 Greystone
Tax Preparation: Now taking Applications
Thrift Store: 10-2 MWF
Sheriff: 911. 110 Main St. (208) 834-4421
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.
Thrift Barn: 10-2 M W, 11-4 F Sa. 271 N State St. (209) 544-6707
HAGERMAN FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
2nd 3-6p Gooding County Science Fair. Hagerman Memorial Gym, 160 N State St. p22
4th 7p Devon Tyler, Wilson’s Club, 200 S State St. (208) 320-6552
11th 7p Godfrey Paul Band, Wilson’s Club, 200 S State St. (208) 320-6552
18th 7p Curtis Laib, Wilson’s Club, 200 S State St. (208) 320-6552
25th 6-8 Chili Cookoff & Dinner, Fundraiser. Legion Hall. 281 N State. p17
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Oct 7, 1954 - Jan 18, 2023
Judy Kay Greif, beloved wife, mother, sister and grandmother, passed away due to unexpected, congestive heart failure. She was 68 and just shy of celebrating her th wedding anniversary with her husband Joe Greif. They met while students at Boise State University. After they were martraveled to Europe together, serving as missionaries for YWAM. Judy had a passion for young children and she and Joe were involved in establishing children's ministries at various churches. After moving to Hagerman Idaho, in 2012, Judy played the piano for various churches . In 2017, she founded the Thrift Barn in Hagerman by seeking out sponsors, and others willing to donate. The proceeds from the Thrift Barn went to the local food bank, Helping Hands. She always wanted to help others and was very supportive of Hagerman Valley Foundation. She will be greatly missed by family and friends.
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School Board: 7p 3rd Mon.
Senior Center: Noon Lunch M-F. $5 702 11th St. (208) 436-9107
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Growing up in Hagerman Valley
by Lora L Lewis (copyright)(Con’t from January).
Space donated by Magic Valley News
John William Jones, known as Johnny, was born in Southern Wales in 1886. While living in Wales, at age twelve, he worked as a stable boy for a local lawyer. At around fourteen years of age, he delivered milk on the streets of London. He had an amazing singing voice and made time to sing in a Welsh Boys’ Choir at St. Paul’s Cathedral. When the time was right, at about age sixteen, Johnny crossed the Atlantic to the United States of America, to start his new life. Johnny found his Uncle Thomas Jones in a mining area in Northern Idaho. The family story is that Johnny took the job to hold spikes for miners to chisel out holes in rock for blasting dynamite.
After several months, Johnny journeyed down to Southern Idaho to Hagerman Valley where his Uncle Dan was located. Jay Farmer was lambing his sheep operation on Dan Jones’s property. There, young Johnny Jones worked as a night watchman overseeing one band of (2,000) sheep. After a while, Johnny talked his boss into being the camp tender for two bands (4,000) sheep. When the opportunity arose, he attended a one room schoolhouse to continue his education.
Being an astute businessman, he went into partnership with his boss and later bought out the entire sheep operation. It grew to several thousand more sheep. Johnny ran the business on his Uncle Dan’s ranch. He continued working alongside many great Basque sheepherders, who he employed. When his Uncle Dan passed away, Johnny and his sister Mary Ann inherited the property. Johnny bought out his sister’s part of the inheritance, taking on the entire Dan Jones Ranch in Hagerman Valley, which is on the north side of Vader Grade. One-hundred and thirty years later, it is still family owned.
In the meantime, Ethel Hulda Justice, born in 1896 and one of five siblings, was living in the Justice house below the Justice Grade, where the family had homesteaded. Her parents were William and Willa Justice. Ethel, who had long brown hair she could sit on, was in the original class in Hagerman Valley, going all the way through from first to twelfth grade. She also proudly belonged to the first Hagerman High School Graduating Class of 1914. (con’t p 26)
HAGERMAN FIRE DISTRICT
By Tim Peterson, Fire ChiefHope everyone had a safe and happy holiday season. We saw a slight drop in total call volume for 2022 from 2021. There were 378 total calls for service that the Fire and EMS Divisions responded to for the year 2022, the only notable increase in fire responses was for Brush Fires. We did see a small decrease in calls in the EMS Division, this could be due to COVID being on the retreat.
As many of you remember we were awarded a grant in 2021 for the purchase of two new fire engines, but with the supply chain issues that have been part of the post COVID environment we still have not received either piece of apparatus nor have we been given a delivery date for either piece of apparatus. We are keeping our fingers crossed and hope to hear some positive news regarding the engines in the coming months.
We are moving ahead with offering a EMR (Emergency Medical Responder) class beginning in February of 2023, an informational meeting will be held at the fire station on January 23. We are in great need of new EMT and EMR certified personnel, many of our current staff are 30 year providers and retirement is real possibility in the near future for these responders.
We will be sending 7 or 8 firefighters to the Southern Idaho Fire Academy in the MiniCassia area on 17th thru 19 of February to
receive a wide variety of fire training, it is good to have this academy back in full swing again, there was a two year hiatus during the COVID years. This training academy has been a mainstay of firefighter training in Southern Idaho for 20 plus years.
We also will be putting on the Annual Chili Cook Off, this will be back as a live event. We had to forgo the live event for the past three years due to COVID. This event will be held at the American Legion Hall on February 25 at 6:00 pm. There is no charge to enter your Chili, if you are interested in making a Chili entry please have you Chili at the Legion Hall no later than 5:00 pm. Admission to the event will be a cash donation of your choosing. Once the judges have completed the judging of the entries everyone will be able to eat at 6:00pm. We will be having a gun raffle as we always have, this year there will be a Glock 48 handgun and a Ruger American 308 rifle. Tickets for the gun raffle will be $20 per card, there will only be 52 cards sold and you must be present to win. Along with the Chili there will be toppings, baked potatoes, corn bread, and some desert. For information you can contact Tim Peterson: 208 539 6546, or LuAnne Coates: 208 539 4740.
This is a great family friendly community event, please come out and support our volunteer firefighters and EMT’s.
Again we are always looking for volunteer firefighters and EMT’s if interested come by the station or phone: 208 837 4552.
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FEBRUARY
Growing up in Hagerman Valley
That fall, Ethel attended the Albion Normal School for Teachers. After graduating she taught at Clover Creek School. Later, when Johnny and Ethel met, she became the apple of his eye and love of his life. Johnny and Ethel (our future grandparents) were married in the early 1920’s had two children. Florence Mary, born in 1923, was named after her two aunts and John W. Jones Jr., born in 1926, was named after his father. Family and friends called him Bill.
The family spent their winters in Hagerman during lambing season and summers in the Stanley Basin Area, where the sheep grazed on the high mountain meadows. Grazing fertilized the ground and also kept the wild feed short, preventing grass fires. Johnny’s sheep were part of the entire industry that utilized and trailed sheep through Wood River Valley. That legacy is kept alive today through the ‘Trailing of the Sheep’ Festival in that area.
The family spent many months camping out. Johnny told Ethel when they got married he wanted to take his family along with him. They were an original power team couple, doing everything together! Ethel had their bags packed, ready to go at a moment's notice. She kept a little cardboard box, on hand, filled with lunch supplies: a picnic tablecloth, tin plates, cups, mayonnaise, cans of tuna and chicken, a loaf of bread, sweet pickles and napkins. There were also precooked potatoes and boiled eggs in the refrigerator, to quickly make a potato salad at their picnic site.
In those days, there were many picnic spots along the way to Stanley from which to choose. One could drink cold water out of mountain rivers and springs, without a worry. The fresh clear mountain water quenched everyone’s thirst. It was fun for Florence Mary and Bill to wade in the shallow spots of the Wood River.
In Ketchum they regularly stopped to see Jack Lane, Johnny’s good friend. He owned an oldtime mercantile. The store carried everything from canned peaches to overalls, flour and sugar to medal shovels. The store had more length than width. There were two long counters, one lining each side of the store. The goods were stacked on tall shelves behind the counters. An oversized black cash register sat on the left side counter. In the middle, half way from front to back of the room there (con’t p27)
sat a pot-belly stove which kept the area warm, depending on where you were standing.
A little ways in front of the potbelly stove stood a wooden barrel. Roundish wooden chairs with armrests sat around the barrel. Center stage on top of the flat part of the barrel sat a sturdy red and black painted checkerboard. Land and livestock owners in overalls sat around. While Johnny sat down to get caught up on the news. Ethel and the two children would go next door to the drugstore to get an ice cream cone.
Continuing on the journey over Galena Summit was much different than it is today. The winding roads were narrower than they are now and not paved. Ethel would often get out and walk down the other side, as brakes were not always reliable. Family stories passed down spoke of tree logs which were often chained to the back of Johnny and Ethel’s car to keep it from rolling too fast down the mountain, Galena Summit. Once as the family drove to Stanley, in their Buick, a lone sheep was spotted with Johnny’s livestock brand, the three dots. Johnny walked over slowly, laying his hand on the sheep as he gently guided it to the car. Everyone piled out of the vehicle and Johnny sat the sheep in the middle of the backseat. The sheep sat between the two children, Florence Mary and Bill, for the rest of the ride until Johnny and Ethel drove around and found the ‘band’ of sheep to which the lamb belonged. Johnny’s original quote has been passed down through the family generations: “The sheep paid for the car. The sheep can ride in the car.” (con’t in March)
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7:30p “An Enemy of the People”, CSI Theater Dept. 17th 1-4p Free Children Sealant Clinic, Dental Clinic at CSI. (208) 732-6751 7:30p CSI The Kindness Jazz Trio.
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Light of Hope Food Bank: 2-7:30p Thurs. 213 5th Ave W. (208) 735-8787
Mercy Gift Food Bank: 11:30-1p MWF, 24 hours Th. 835 Blue Lakes S. (208) 735-2249
Mustard Seed Food Bank: 10-5 Tu-F. 702 Main Ave N. (208) 733-9515
Salvation Army Meal Service: 10:30-1 MW, 10:30-1, 2-4 TuTh. 348 4th Ave N. (208) 733-8720
South Central Community Action: 8-5 M-F. 550 Washington St S. (208) 733-9351
St Edward Soup Kitchen: 5:30-6:30p MWF. 212 7th Ave E. (208) 733-3907
TF Senior Center: 8-4 M-F. 530 W Shoshone. (208) 734-5084
Kiwanis: Noon 3rd Thurs. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.
Library: 10-9 M-Th, 10-6 F Sa. 201 4th Ave E. (208) 733-2964
Board Mtg: 4:30p 2nd Wed.
Events: https://www.twinfallspubliclibrary.org/calendar/
Optimist Club: Noon Thurs. 9 Beans & Burrito, 764 Cheney Dr.
Planetarium: 9:30-9p Tu F, 9:30-4:30 W Th, 1-9 Sa. CSI. (208) 732-6659. http://herrett.csi.edu
Police: 9-3 M-F. 321 2nd Ave E. (208) 735-4357
Post Offices:
Pioneer Station: 8-5:30 M-F, 10-1 Sat. 1376 Fillmore St. (208) 734-1452
Twin Falls: 8:30-1, 2-5 M-F. 253 2nd Ave W. (208) 536-7067
Republican Committee: 7p 2nd Wed. At P&X in County West Building (old hospital)
Republican Women (Southern Idaho): 5:30-7:30p. 4th Mon. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.
Rotary: Noon Wed. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.
School Board:
St Edward’s Catholic School Board: 5:30p 2nd Tues at School.
Twin Falls School District #411: 7p 2nd Mon & 4th Wed except May, June, Aug, Nov & Dec.
Canyon Ridge High School, Rm #301, 300 North College Road. (208) 733-6900
Senior Center: 8-4 M-F. 505 Shoshone St W. (208) 734-5084
Social Services: 630 Addison Ave. (208) 735-4037. Social safety net.
Visitor Center: 8a-5p Daily. 2015 Nielsen Point Pl. (208) 733-3974
VFW 2136: 7p 3rd Tues. 650 Addison Ave W, #203. (208) 421-2282
FREE NEWSLETTER DISTRIBUTORS:
Arctic Circle, 219 S Idaho St
Miller Bros Collision Repair, 710 N Idaho
Phillips 66 Co-op, 175 W Main St
Ruby Mountain Motors, 295 S Idaho St
Senior Center, 380 1st Ave E
Silver Key Insurance, 287 W Main
US Bank, 15 S Idaho St
Wendell Tire, 190 W Ave B
Wendell Thrift Store 380 1St Ave E
West Point Watering Hole, 3287 S 1550 S
WENDELL RESOURCES & ORGANIZATIONS CALENDAR
American Legion: 7p 2nd Wed. 604 W Main. (208) 536-6358
Chamber of Commerce: 9-3 M-F. 115 N Pine St. (919) 365-6318
Churches: Berean Baptist Church: 10a Sun Bible Study, 11a Sun Worship. (208) 539-5769 p31
Meeting in Methodist Church, 175 E Main.
Church Jesus Christ LDS: 9a Sun Worship. 9a-9p Daily.not Mon. 605 N Idaho St.(208) 536-2137
Living Waters: 9:15 Sun SS, 10:30a Sun Worship. (208) 539-1456
United Methodist: 10:15a Worship, 3rd & 4th Sundays. 175 E Main. (208) 539-1515
City Hall: 8-5 M-F. 375 1st Ave E. (208) 536-5161
City Council: 7p 1st & 3rd Thurs. BJ Marshall, John Gnesa, Juan Gonzales, Shaun Spencer
Mayor: Rebecca Vipperman
Fire: 196 E Ave A. (208) 536-5431
Food Pantries: Food Distribution. Wendell Food Pantry, 335 1st Ave E.
Food Distribution. St Anthony Catholic Church, 585 2nd Ave E. (208) 404-4098
Library: 10-5p M-F. 395 1st Ave E. (208) 536-6195
Board Mtg: 6p 2nd Mon
Events: https://wendell.lili.org/
Police: 911. 9 S Pine St. (919) 365-4444
Post Office: 9-1, 1:30-4:45 M-F. 32 N Shoshone St. (208) 536-2171
School Board: 7p 3rd Tues. (DEC 13th). 150 E Main St. (208) 536-2418
Senior Center: 9a-4p M W, 9a-9p Tu Th F, 10-2 Sat. 380 1st Ave E. (208) 536-9951
Lunch: Noon M F. $5
Thrift Shop: 9-4 M F, 10-4 W, 10-2 Sat.
Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.
VFW: 7p, 1st Wed. 640 W Main. (208) 539-2800
WENDELL FEBRUARY EVENT CALENDAR
18th 6p Trivia Night! West Point Watering Hole. p31
MARCH 3 7p Aaron Golay, live music. West Point Watering Hole. p31
Steve Miller
Idaho House - District 24 B
(208) 410-6434
Boise (208) 332-1061
SMiller@house.Idaho.gov MillerForHouse.net
US, State, County Representatives
Governor Brad Little, 208-334-2100
Lt. Gov Scott Bedke, 208-334-2200
Sec of State Phil McGrane, 208-334-2300
Controller Brandon Woolf, 208-334-3100
Treasurer Julie Ellsworth, 208-334-3200
Atty General Raul Labrador, 208-334-2400
Sup. Pub. Inst Debbie Critchfield, 208-332-6800
US Senator: Michael Crapo, 208-734-2515
US Senator: James Risch, 208-734-6780
US House: Russ Fulcher, 208-891-6164
US House: Michael Simpson, 208-734-7219
LOCAL LEGISLATORS, 208-332-1000
SENATE
District 24: Glenneda Zuiderveld, 208-280-0716
District 25: Linda Hartgen, 208-332-1318
District 26: Ron Taylor, 208-831-1726
District 27: Kelly Anthon, 208-654-4099
HOUSE
District 24 A: Chenele Dixon, 208-281-5664
District 24 B: Steve Miller, 208-332-1061 p30
District 25 A: Lance Clow, 8208-733-5767
District 25 B: Greg Lanting, 208-490-3511
District 26 A: Ned Burns, 208-332-1174
District 26 B: Jack Nelson, 208-320-1921
District 27 A: Douglas Pickett, 208-862-3387
District 27 B: Clay Handy, 208-332-1074
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY MORNINGS WENDELL
10a: Bible Study for all 11a: Worship
Proclaiming 'the gospel of Christ' which 'is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believes'." Romans 1:16
(208) 539-5769
pastorpaul@bereanbaptistwendell.org
We are meeting at the Methodist church down stairs. Please enter at the South East Corner Door. Thanks.
175 E Main Street, Wendell
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Camas County - District 24
501 Soldier Rd, PO Box 430, Fairfield, 83327
208-764-2242.
Meet: 2nd, 3rd, 4th Monday 9 am
Galen Colter, Marshall Ralph, Travis Kramer
Cassia County - District 27
1459 Overland Ave, Burley, 83318
208-878-7302, Hours: M-F 8:30-5:00p
Meet: Monday 9-12 except legal holidays
Leonard Beck, Bob Kunau, Kent Searle
Gooding County - District 24
624 Main St, Gooding, 83330, 208-934-5019
Meet: Mondays 10a except holidays
Mark Bolduc, Susan Bolton, Ronald Buhler
Jerome County - District 26
300 N. Lincoln, Jerome, 83338, 208-644-2714
Meet: Mon 9 am except holiday, Tues 9a
Charles Howell, John Crozier, Ben Crouch
Lincoln County - District 26
Lincoln County Courthouse, 111 W B Ste c Shoshone, 83352, 208-886-7641
First 4 Mon at 10a, unless holiday, Tues. 10a
Joann Rutler, Rebecca Wood, Nathan Schutte
Minidoka County - District 27
715 Street, Rupert, 83350, 208-436-7180
Every Monday (excl holidays and Monday between Christmas and New Years)
Wayne Schenk, Jared Orton, Dan Schaeffer
Twin Falls County - Rural 24, City District 25
630 Addison Ave W 2nd Fl, Twin Falls, 83301
208-736-4068. Meet: M-F 8-5 p
Brent Reinke, Don Hall, Jack Johnson
SPECIALS: “Taco Tuesday” Specials
Wednesdays $2 off “Basket of the Week”
“Thirsty Thursday Special”
Come Watch Super Bowl with us!
EVENTS: Visit WestPointStore.com and Wendell Calendar for up to date events.
EAGLE TREES: Mid Nov - End of Feb
“Eagle Picture Contest, $100 Prize!”
TO GO ORDERS: call (208) 536-4635
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Drink Up, Become a Local…
3287 S 1500 S, Wendell
2nd Time Around Antiques, (208) 8886-7787, p23
Antique Ezel, Buhl, 602-549-1194. p19
Arctic Circle, Buhl, 208-543-5321, p11
Arctic Circle, Burley, 208-544-8547, p11
Arctic Circle, Jerome, 208-644-1575, p11
Arctic Circle, Kimberly, 208-423-5366, p11
Arctic Circle, Pole Line Rd, TF, 208-595-1531, p11
Arctic Circle, Blue Lakes Bl, TF, 208-733-3476, p11
Arctic Circle, Wendell, 208-536-4667, p11
Bean’s Twisted Scissor’s, 208-837-6603, p20
Berean Baptist Church, Wendell, 208-539-5769, p31
Billingsley Creek Lodging, 208-837-4822, p8
Blossom Floral, 208-539-4209, p14
Bonny Ross, Silvercreek Realty, 208-539-0795, p25
Bookhaven, Buhl, 208-731-6173, p19
Budman’s Tree Service, 208-316-2521, p14
Buhl Mayor, 208-543-5650, p5
Build Mind Share, 208-536-3220, p20
Chris Hosman, Silvercreek, 208-404-6411, p25
Christian Tarter, Edward Jones, 208-539-3710 p27
*Cindy Douville, Silvercreek, 208-539-1888 p13
Collective Studio, Buhl, 208-420-6495, p19
Community Business Center, 208-536-0094, p22
CSI - Twin Falls, 208-733-9554, p9
Cuper Mendez Roofing, 208-280-6573, p8
Foundation Business Member Sponsors, p16
Fred Dodge Certified HVAC, 208-358-6489, p30
Glenns Ferry Theater, 208-580-4202 p11
Hagerman Fire District, 208-539-6546 p17, 25
Hagerman Pharmacy, 208-944-2067, p14
Hagerman Valley Baptist, 208-423-1114, p16
Hagerman Valley Foundation, 208-536-0094, p16
Hagerman Valley Senior Center, 208-837-6120, p13
Hagerman Ward & Youth, 208-731-3374 p23
* Heritage Home Health, 208-410-4040, p10
Idaho’s Pebble Pond Golf, 208-326-3333 p27
Karen Emerson, Coldwell Banker, 208-316-3487p17
Kathy’s Alterations, 208-837-6267, p22
Lee Radio Stations, 208-324-8181, p02
Les Schwab Tire Store, 208-543-4082, p22
M&M Electric, 208-734-6602, p12
Magic Floral, 208-934-8834, p17
Magic Valley Business Ass’n, 208-536-0094, p2
Magic Valley Rep Women, 208-590-3036, p12
Micki Rice, First Fed Mortgage, 208-933-3474, p24
* Mom’s Recipes & More, 208-733-9248, p9
Niki McKay, Canyon Trail Rlty, 208-369-8600, p23
Parke’s Funeral Home, 208-735-0011, p29
Parlor Antiques, Buhl, 208-543-9073, p19
Rerunz, 130 S State St, Hagerman p28
River Ranch Retreat, 208-917-1477, p6
Sagewood Salon, 208-595-8325 p23
Silver Key Insurance, 208-536-6222, p29
Snake River Acupuncture, 208-308-0554, p20
St Catherine’s Catholic Station, 208-543-5136, p22
TaskMasters, Roy Gwin, 208-409-6072, p20
The Farm Girl, Buhl, 208-543-4445, p19
The Hoagie Street Guy, 208-613-9595 p10
The Magic Tea House, 208-316-6488, p22
Those Two Chicks Spring Bazaar, p7
Twin Falls Dermatology, (208) 948-1754 p10
University of Idaho Extension, 208-934-4417, p22
Valley Carpet Care, 208-536-5777, p8
Vegetation Management Svcs, (208) 994-7686 p14
Wendell Tire, 208-536-6465, p14
West Point Watering Hole, 208-536-4635, p31
* Western Septic & Excavation, 208-735-5346, p21
Wilson Theater, 208-536-2787 p21