Magic Valley News, September 2023

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On August 20, 2021, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Shoshone Field Office temporarily segregated the application area for the Lava Ridge Wind Project for two years to allow for the orderly administration of public lands. The BLM announces

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the extension of the segregation of the application area for an additional two years This extension will allow the BLM to complete its review of the project, prepare the final environmental impact statement, and issue a Record of Decision.

The proposed Lava Ridge Wind Project would be located on approximately 84,000 acres of federal, state, and private land approximately 25 miles northeast of Twin Falls in south-central Idaho. The land segregation extension encompasses approximately 106,555.88 acres of BLM-managed lands within the application area.

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Idaho Fish & Game Range Grant Application open until Nov 1. https://bit.ly/3soNG3f

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1st 8a TF County Fair

12p BURLEY Southern Idaho Renaissance Faire Burley Fairgrounds

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Tom Taylor. Flights

2nd 8a TF County Fair

10a BURLEY Southern Idaho Renaissance Faire Burley Fairgrounds

6p FILER Live Music Tom Taylor. Pebble Ponds

7p HAGERMAN Hen Pecked and a Deschutes Tap Takeover. Wilson’s Club.

3rd 9a TF County Fair

10a HAGERMAN Last Hagerman Farmers Market! 1071 E 2900 S. p46

7:30p TF Live Music Mitchell Tenpenny. Twin Falls County Fai5

4th 7a TF County Fair

5th

6:30p TF Taco Tues Ride. Trek bicycle

6th 6:30p TF Music Bingo The TapHouse

7th 11a BUHL/FILER Authentic German Meal. Clover Christian School p37

1p BUHL/FILER LIVE AUCTION. Clover Christian School p37

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Layne Bowen. Flights

6:30p FILER Live Music Uppa Creek. Pebble Ponds

6:30p TF Covenant of the Salmon People. The Lamphouse Theater

7p HAGERMAN Canvas Class - kid friendly by Hands On. Wilson’s Club

8th 9a BUHL Blood Drive. Redcrossblood.org Catholic Church

7p HAGERMAN Live Music Dave Nudo Band. Wilson’s Club.

9th 9a TF FREE Training to start a child care business in your home. 1751 Elizabeth St

10a TF Walk to End Alzheimer’s. CSI Taylor Building

3p SHOSHONE Save A life Barn Dance. 215 E 520 N

5:30p FILER Live Music Layne Bowen. Pebble Ponds

7p FILER Live Music Nashville Rounds. Pebble Ponds. Ticketed Event

7p TF True Crime Comedy Show Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

7p HAGERMAN Live Music Heath Owens Band. Wilson’s Club.

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12th 12p HAGERMAN Chamber of Commerce lunch. Snake Grill. $10

5p TF Mother/Son Date Night. Chick-fil-A

13th 7p TF Wednesday Karaoke Korner. TapHouse

14th 6p FILER Live Music Heath Owens. Pebble Ponds

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Avery Soloaga. Flights

6p TF Casino Night - Bets for Vets, fun games, raffles, food. 447 Seastrom St p41

6:30p RUPERT Harvest Best Bites. Rupert Plaza. p35

15th 10a RUPERT Snake River Steam & Power Event. Minidoka Historical Museum

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Brianne Lynn Hepworth. Flights

6p WENDELL Fish Fry with Live Music Devon Tyler. West Point Watering Hole p38

7p JEROME Sam Rotman Piano Concert. First Presbyterian Church

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

16th 7a HAGERMAN Car Show Breakfast. Hagerman Senior Center. $8 p13

8a HAGERMAN Car Show Registration. City Park p13

9a TF FREE Training to start a child care business in home. 1751 Elizabeth St

10a HAGERMAN Car Show Fun & Entertainment. City Park p13

10a RUPERT Snake River Steam & Power Event. Minidoka Historical Museum

11a SHOSHONE Lost N Lava Cowboy gathering. Lincoln County Fair grounds

11:30 TF Elephant Sugar Cookie Decorating Class. Kneaders Bakery

12p HAGERMAN Car Show Poker Fun Run. City Park p13

1p RUPERT Bob Ross Paint Class. Wilson Theatre

4p HAGERMAN Car Show Awards Ceremony & Raffle Draw. City Park p13

4p TF VIP Meet & Greet. Home of Senator Zuiderveld, Dist 24. p29

5p HAGERMAN Car Show BBQ. Wilson’s Club. p13

5:30p TF MVLA Tri-Tip Dinner & No Host Bar. 447 Seastrom St. p29

6p HAGERMAN Car Show Live Music by Third Take. Wilson’s Club p13

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Tom Taylor. Flights

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

7:30p GLENNS FERRY Vaudeville. Glenns Ferry Opera House

17th 11a SHOSHONE Lost N Lava Cowboy Gathering. Lincoln County Fair grounds

2p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

18th 7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

20th 12p BUHL Joan Hurlock Prepping Presentation. La Cabanita. MV Rep Women p21

6p FILER Live Music Devon Tyler. Pebble Ponds

6:30p TF Music Bingo. The TapHouse

7p GOODING Raptor Conservation Area. Speaker Mike Kochert, Gooding Museum.

21st 5p JEROME Ladies Night Out. Jerome Recreational Center

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Ellie Mae. Flights

6P WENDELL Live Music Ryler & Ben. West Point Watering Hole. p38

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

22nd 6p FILER Live Music Heath Clark. Pebble Ponds

6:30p RUPERT Princess Tea Party. Wilson Theater.

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

7p HAGERMAN Nut Feed with Live Music Dusty & the Rocky Mt Riders. Wilson’s.

23rd 10a HAGERMAN Thousand Springs Festival of the Arts. Ritter Island. $6 p7

10a WENDELL Festival Vendors & Live Music Ryler & Ben. West Point p38

11:30a RUPERT Princess Tea Party. Wilson Theater.

11:30a TF Kids Mini Tart Class. Kneaders Bakery & Café

3p RUPERT Princess Tea Party. Wilson Theater.

4p GLENNS FERRY Oktoberfest. Elmore County Fair grounds

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

7p HAGERMAN Parade of Bad Guys. Wilson’s Club

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24th 10a HAGERMAN Thousand Springs Festival of the Arts. Ritter Island . $6 p7

10a WENDELL Festival Vendors. West Point Watering Hole p38

1p TF Courageous Kids Climbing. Gemstone Climbing

2p HAGERMAN Paint & Sangria Sunday. Flights

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

25th

6p HAGERMAN Book Club. Wilson’s Club.

6:30p BUHL Town Hall with Senator Zuiderveld & Steve Miller. City Hall

27th 7p TF Wednesday Karaoke Korner. TapHouse

28th

29th

6p FILER Live Music Crazy Love. Pebble Ponds

6p RUPERT Cookie Decorating Class. Wilson Theater. p35

6p HAGERMAN Live Music Heath Owens. Flights

6p RUPERT Kids Cookie Decorating Class. Wilson Theater. Ticketed Event p35

7P GOODING JBR Super Bull Series World Championships. Gooding Fairgrounds

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

30th

6p RUPERT Caramel Apple Class. Wilson Theater.

6p FILER Live Music Jon, Jenni and Quinn. Pebble Ponds

6p FILER Witches Night Out. Twin Falls Fair Grounds

7p TF The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

7p HAGERMAN Jukebox Widowmakers. Wilson’s Club

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City Hall: M-F 8-5. 140 Kentucky St. (208) 352-1117

City Council: 3rd Wed, 7p

Mayor: Chris Pruit. (208) 731-8501

Fire: 129 Hwy 30, (208) 352-4320

Garden Club: 1st Wed 1p. 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: 2nd Mon 7p Elem School.

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

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Buhl Family Network, 1118 Main St

Collective Studio, 115 Broadway Ave S

Country Flowers, 1005 Main St

DMV-Buhl, Idaho Transp Dept, 330 Broadway

Farmers Bank, 914 Main St

First Federal Bank, 123 Broadway Ave N

Harris CPAs, 1020 Main St

Jackson’s Korner, 1101 Broadway N

Kanaka Bistro, 125 Broadway Ave S

La Cabanita Restaurant, 113 Broadway S

Les Schwab Tire Center, 1241 Burley Ave p16

Magic Valley Brewery, 208 Broadway N

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Old Home Cooking, 1000 Burley Ave

Parlor Antiques, 119 Broadway S p18

The Farm Girl, 120 Broadway Ave S p27

The Train Station, 20079 US Hwy 30

US Bank, 819 Main St

Valley Wide Country Store, 708 Hwy 30

Walker’s Flooring & Design, 130 Broadwy S p9

West End Senior Center, 1010 Main St

West End Sr Ctr Thrift Store, 1004 Main St

Chamber of Commerce: M-F Noon-5p. 716 Hwy 30. Mtg 1st Tues at Noon, La Cabinita.

Churches: MagicValleyBA.org > Directories > Churches

City Hall: M-Th 7a-6p. 203 Broadway Ave N B, (208) 543-5650

City Council: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 6:30p, City Hall

Michael Higbee, Kelly Peterson, Amanda Hawkins, Marla Sisson

Mayor: Pam McClain, mayor@cityofbuhl.us, (208) 543-5650 p9

P&Z: 3rd Wed 10a, Council Chambers

DMV: M-F 8-5. 201 N Broadway. (208) 543-8023

Farmers Market: Wed 4-6p. July 19-Sept 28. 1010 Main St.

Fire: 201 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-5664

Fit over 50: Tu-W-Th 9a. 7th Street Gym, 114 Broadway Ave S. (208) 543-4384

Food Pantry: Tu 1:30-4:30p. 910 Maple St. (208) 329-2393

Harvest Moon Car Club: 1st Sat in Oct. Steve Belt, 208-320-7025

Kiwanis: 2nd & 4th Wed Noon. La Cabinita, 113 Broadway Ave S.

Library: M, W 9-5 Tu, Th 1-7 Sat 10-2. 215 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-6500. Board Meeting: 4th Wed 5p. Events: BuhlPublicLibrary.org

Magic Valley Rep Women: 3rd Wed Noon. La Cabanita. RSVP (208) 590-3036 p21

Police: 9-1-1 for emergency. Non-emerg: (208) 735-1911. 201 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-4200

Post Office: M-F 8:30-5. 830 Main St. (208) 543-6152

Rotary: Every Thurs at Noon. Pasta Palace, 1016 Main St.

School Board: 3rd Mon 7p. High School Auditorium, 1 Indian Territory. (208) 543-8262

West End Senior Center: M Tu Th Noon Lunch. $6 1010 Main St. (208) 543-4577.

Brunch: W at 8-10a and 2nd Sun at 1p

Canasta (Hand-N-Foot): Tue 1p

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls.

WEMA (W End Men’s Assoc): Fri 6:30a. Pasta Palace, 1016 Main St.

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Every Wed 4-6p Farmers Market. 1010 Main St. July 19-Sept 28

7th 11a Authentic German Meal. Clover Christian School p37

1p LIVE AUCTION. Clover Christian School p37

8th 9a Blood Drive. Redcrossblood.org Catholic Church

20th 12p Joan Hurlock Prepping Presentation. La Cabanita. MV Rep Women p21

25th 6:30p Town Hall with Senator Zuiderveld & Steve Miller. City Hall

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Buhl Mayor Pam McClain

New School Year

It seems like yesterday the school year finished, but it’s summer that has ended (September --). Fall brings the start of a new school year. The school year is both a busy and exciting time. Think of all of the elementary, middle and high school activities occurring in our great city. The community will be out in force to support our students!

It’s always great to see our students succeed in whatever passion they realize for themselves. Students put their all into academic, athletic, robotics, music and arts programs, among others. Families, teachers, staff and coaches are right there supporting these kids and young adults. Let’s make sure we all support our school district!

As you are driving around Buhl, be aware of the 15 mile per hour school zones. Please, now that we have our new 2.1 mile walking path, slow down and watch for students both walking and biking around our streets. Please don’t be a distracted driver.

If you do not know it now, here is the link to the Buhl Schools:

https://www.buhlschools.org/

I can be reached at City Hall on Thursdays at 208-543-5650. If you have any questions regarding what you see on social media or after you have attended a city council meeting, please reach out. I always appreciate having a conversation with my fellow citizens. You can also send an email to mayor@cityofbuhl.us. I appreciate those of you that reach out so we can address your concerns.

I appreciate all you do to make Buhl an awesome place to live, play and work. I am proud to be your Mayor!

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Perkins, 800 N Overland

Senior Center, 2421 Overland Ave

Subway, 2205 Overland Ave

Taco Bandido, 2301 Overland Ave

American Legion Post 17, Burley: 4th Tue 7p. 1901 Miller Ave. (208) 678-3428

Chamber of Commerce, Mini Cassia: M-F 9-5. 1177 7th St, Heyburn. (208) 679-4793

City Hall: M-F 8:30-5. 1401 Overland Ave. (208) 878-2224

City Council: 1st & 3rd Tu 7p. Council Chambers.

Janet Hansen, Casey Anderson, John Craner, Bryce Morgan, Stegen Phillips, Kimberli Seely

Mayor: Steve Ormond. (208) 878-2224

P&Z: 3rd Wed 10:30a. Council Chambers

DMV: M-F 8:30-5. 203 E 15th St. (208) 878-3549

Farmers Market: June 15, 29, July 13, 27, Aug 24, Sep 7, 21. 1101 Elba Ave

Fire: 911 emergency. 1235 Miller Ave. (208) 878-7371

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Helping Hands Mission: 1250 Miller Ave. (208) 878-9140

Mt View Christian Ctr: Tu 4-5:30 Th 9-10:30a. 317 Mt View Lane. (208) 678-5460

St Theresa Catholic Church: 1601 Oakley Ave. (208) 678-5453

United Methodist: 450 E 2nd St. (208) 648-2184

Kiwanis: Wed Noon. Perkins, 800 N Overland Ave.

Library: M-Th 9:30-7 Fri 9:30-6 Sat 9:30-2. 1300 Miller Ave. (208) 878-7708

Board Meeting: Last Tue of the month 4-6p

Events: BPLibrary.org

Museum, Cassia County: Tu-Sa 10-5. 1142 Hiland Ave. (208) 678-7172

Police: 1401 Overland Ave. (208) 878-2251. Sheriff: 129 E 14th St. (208) 878-2251

Post Office: M-F 9-5 Sat 9-Noon. 1353 Overland Ave. (208) 678-2541

Rotary: Tue Noon. Perkins, 800 N Overland Ave.

School Board: 3rd Tues 7p

Senior Center: M-F Noon Lunch. $5, Visitors $6. 2421 Overland Ave. (208) 878-8646

Social Services: (208) 678-3514 Burley. Social safety net.

VFW: 2nd Thu 7p. 554 Hiland Ave. (208) 572-0509

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1st 12p BURLEY Southern Idaho Renaissance Faire Burley Fairgrounds

2nd 10a BURLEY Southern Idaho Renaissance Faire Burley Fairgrounds

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300 Main St. (208) 537-6544

City Council: 2nd Wed 7p

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

Community Center: 1st & 3rd Mon. 475 Main St

(208) 537-6544

Fire: 1st & 3rd Thurs 6:30p. Rome St.

Chief Ben Medina, (208) 410-3928

Police: 911. Non-emerg: (208) 735-1911.

201 Broadway Ave N. (208) 543-4200

Post Office: M-F 8-12p. 357 Main. (208) 537-6670

Preschool: M-F 7:40-11:30a. Free Food

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

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City Hall: M, Tu, Th 8-4:30p 235 W. Wilson (208)825-5776

Post Office: M-F 8-12 220 Wilson St. E

(208) 825-5089

Senior Center: T,W 7-1p 220 Wilson St. (208) 825-5662

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

Valley Lions Club: 1st Tu 7p. Snug Grill

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First Tu 7p Lions Club. Snug Grill

Tues , Thur 4P EDEN Farmers Market 917 Valley Road. June-Nov

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Chamber of Commerce: 113 Willow Ave E. (208) 754-2222

City Hall: 407 Soldier Rd. (208) 764-2333

City Council: 2nd & 3rd Thur 7p. John Pine, Josh Bovey, Tyler Ballard, Ted Miller

Mayor: Terry S Lee.

DMV: M-F 8:30-5. 517 Soldier. (208) 764-2370

Fire: 24 hours. 119 W Willow. (208) 764-2500

Food Pantries: 1st F after 2nd W 3-4p. Lighthouse. 213 Ponderosa. (208) 764-3322

Thur 4-6p. Faith Bible Church, 603 Central (406) 590-3150

Library: M 12:30-7 Tu W F 12:30-5:30

Th 10-5:30 607 Soldier Rd (208) 754-2553

Board Mtg: 4th Mon 5p

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Camas County Sheriff: 911. 119 W Willow. (208) 754-2261

Post Office: M-F 8:30-12:30, 1-3. 518 Soldier Rd (208) 764-2423

Senior Center: Tu W F Noon Lunch. $5 129 Willow Ave (208) 764-2226

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

Handwriting Analyses Handwriting Analyses Handwriting Analyses Handwriting Analyses

Did you know that your handwriting can tell all about you? It shares the secrets of your soul to a trained graphologist. Each letter has a story to tell about you.

Graphology is a psychology. It has nothing to do with psychic ability, metaphysics or palm reading…

In the months to come, I will share some analyses of handwriting that will titilize your brain!

C.M. been off the hook!” C.M.

Stay Tuned, Aysa Thaete Certified Graphoanalyst

“Ever since the ad came out, the phone “Ever since the ad came out, the phone “Ever since the ad came out, the phone “Ever since the ad came out, the phone has been ringing off the hook!” C.M. has been ringing off the hook!” C.M. been off the hook!”

From the Desk of Steve Miller, House Rep Dist 24B

I voted against H314a not because I approve of porn, but because of the way the Bill was written. Let’s take a look at H314a: https://bit.ly/3qG7AXb

The Bill’s Statement of Purpose is “the Children’s School and Library Protection Act…restricting children’s access to obscene or harmful material.” I believe we would all agree with that perspective. But how a bill is written can result in unintended consequences.

Here are

the problems I saw with the Bill:

1. School libraries and public libraries are different entities with different administrative control, funding, purposes and audiences. They shouldn’t be governed by the same rules.

2. I believe that local government is almost always better than state or federal control.

3. School libraries are governed by school boards and problems should go to the boards.

4. Most community libraries have local boards. Again, problems should go to those boards.

5. Bill text page 2 under subsection (2)c describes objectionable materials as “Any other material harmful to minors.” That is completely subjective. A book or photo that one might find objectionable, may be considered art or realistic education or entertainment by another.

6. Subsection (3) allows civil lawsuits against the employees and agents of the library as well as the library itself. It allows up to $2,500 statutory damages, actual damages, any other relief available by law, injunctive relief and attorneys’ fees. That means we the public would be paying lawyers to sue us, the schools and community libraries!!

Crazy!! A fine or withholding of funds would suffice. A lawsuit could cost the school district or library up to $25,000 or more. In addition, under this law, ICRIMP (Idaho Counties Risk Management Program) would no longer insure libraries. The risk would be too high. Many small community libraries would probably have to close under this bill.

I believe new legislation will come forward during the next session to better address “obscene or harmful” library materials.

It is an honor to serve as Representative of Legislative District 24 in the Idaho Legislature.

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Dazipop Cupcakes & Bakery, 422 6th St

M & W Markets, 130 Hwy 30

Pebble Ponds Golf Course, 4035 N 2300 E

Senior Center, 222 Main St

The Magic Tea House, 905 Union Ave

Twin Falls County Museum, 21337 Hwy 30

American Legion Post 47: 2nd Mon 6p. PO Box 661. Dave at (559) 593-1870

City Hall: M-Th 7a-6p. 300 Main. (208) 326-5000

City Council: 1st & 3rd Mon 6p. 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

Senior Haven: Tu W Th 10-3. 222 Main St. (208) 326-4608

Lighthouse Pentecostal Church: 500 W 5th St (208) 543-4647

Kiwanis: 2nd & 4th Wed Noon. Senior Center

Library: M-F 1-6p Sat 2-4. 219 Main. (208) 326-4143.

Board Mtg: 2nd Mon 6p

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Police: 300 Main St. (208) 326-4123

Post Office: M-F 8:30-5p. 413 Main St (208) 326-5220

Senior Center: Tu W Th Noon Lunch. 222 Main St. (208) 326-4608

Bingo: W Th 1p

Cards: Thu 1:30p

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

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3 FREE RECIPES from Book 2 of Mom’s Recipe Book (3 books in 1)

“Quick Chili Dip”

¾ lb Velveeta Cheese Cubed

1 15 oz can Chili

Combine cheese and Chili. Stir over low heat until cheese melts or Microwave on High until cheese melts. Serve with Chips or raw vegetables. Makes 2 ¾ cups.

“Dill

Weed Dip”

1 small carton sour cream

1 cup mayonnaise

1 tbs dill weed

1 tbs bon appétit

1 tbs dry minced onion

Mix together, chill one hour. Great with your fresh garden vegetables

“Juicy Chicken Casserole”

1 can Cream Mushroom Soup

1 Can Cream of Celery Soup

½ Cup Milk

1 ¾ Cups Instant Rice

1 Pkg Dry Onion Soup Mix (Mom used Lipton’s)

1 cut up Chicken

Lightly grease 2½ qt Casserole dish. Blend soups and milk in dish, stir in rice. Sprinkle with dry onion soup mix. Arrange chicken pieces over mixture (season if desired). Place skin down. Bake covered 2 hrs 29 min at 325o After 1 hr turn chicken to brown on all sides. Family Favorite.

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Magic Floral, 146 21st Ave W

New China House, 222 4th Ave E

Senior Center, 208 Senior Ave

Stampede Burger, 701 Main St

Taco El Toro, 413 Main St

Valley Wide Country Store, 2442 Main St

Western Café, 116 W 4th Ave

Zeppes Pizza & Subs, 215 Main St

ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY

American Legion Post 30: 3rd Tu 7:30p. 200 3rd Ave W. (208) 490-7003

Basque Dinner: 1st Fri 6-8p. Basque Hall. 285 Euskadi. (208) 934-5840. $22, Seniors $20.

Chamber of Comm: 3rd Thu 12p. Zeppes. M-Th 8:30-5 F 8:30-4. 333 Main St. (208) 934-4841

City Hall: M-Th 7:30-5:30. 308 5th Ave W. (208) 934-5669

City Council: 1st & 3rd Mon 7p

P&Z: 4th Tues 5:30p

DMV: M-Th :30a-5:30p. 145 7th Ave E. (208) 934-4597

Farmers Market: Tues 2-6p. May 23-Oct 17. Corner of 13th & Main

Fire: M-F 8-5. 2155 Montana St. (208) 934-8348

Fit over 60: Tu Th 9:30a

Food Pantry: M 10-2:45p Tu Th F 11-1:45p. Helping Hearts & Hands, 237 Main St. (208) 934-5101

Library: M F 10-5, Tu W Th 10-6 Sat 9-12p. 306 5th Ave W. (208) 934-4089

Board Mtg: 4th Mon 6:30p

Events: Gooding.lili.org/events/

Museum: Fri Sat 9-5. 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: M-F 8:30-5p. 201 3rd Ave E. (208) 934-4822

Republican Committee: 2nd Tu 7:30p.

Rotary: Fri 12:10p. El Toro, 413 Main St.

School Board: 2nd Tu 7p. School District Office

Senior Center: M-Th Noon. 308 Senior Ave. (208) 934-5504 $4

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.

VFW Post 3078: 3rd Thu 7p. 308 Senior Ave. (208) 934-8587

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Bean’s Twisted Scissors, 100 State St p31

Flights, 260 S State St

Hagerman City Hall, 191 N State St

Hagerman RV Village, 18049 Hwy 30

Hagerman Public Library, 441 S State St

Hagerman Senior Center, 140 E Lake St p33

Hydro Hustlers, 221 N State St p

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

Swensen’s Magic Market, 180 S State St

The Riverboat, 171 S State St

The Thrift Barn, 271 N State St

Thousand Springs Realty, 151 N State St

Thousand Springs Resort, 18734 Hwy 30

Thousand Spgs Visitor Ctr, 17970 Hwy 30

Wild Sweet Pea Boutique, 240 S State St

HAGERMAN ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY Sponsored by Magic Valley News

American Legion Post 31: 2nd Mon 7p. 281 N State St. (208) 837-6295

Chamber of Commerce: Noon on 2nd Tue in Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept, Nov. Snake River Grill. (208) 837-9131

City Hall: M-F 9-12, 1-4. 191 N State St. (208) 837-6636

City council: 1st & 3rd Wed 7p. Wes Owsley, Erika Cornett, Ricky Fritz

Mayor: Jared Hillier

P&Z: 2nd Tues 7p

Farmers Markets: Sundays 10-2. June 18-Sep 3. 1071 E 2900 S. (208) 536-0094

Fire: 159 Salmon St E. (208) 837-4552

Fit over 60: M, Tu, Th 9:30a. High School Gym. Tiffany (208) 940-1731

Hagerman Booster Club: 2nd Tues 7:30p. HS Ag Building. (760) 977-7694

Hagerman IDEA: Tu, F 10-4. 240 E Salmon. (208) 536-0094

Magic Valley News, Community Business Center Hagerman Valley Foundation

Food Pantry: Tu 2:30-5p, Th 10-2. 130 N State St. (208) 404-2821

Library: Tu 1-5, W 10-6, Th-F 10-5, Sat 10-1. 441 S State St. (208) 837-6520

Board Mtg: 5:30p 3rd Thur

Masonic Lodge #78: Every 2nd Tues, except July & August. 6p dinner, 7p meeting.

Museum: F, Sa, Su 1-4. 111 W Hagerman Ave. (208) 837-6288

Post Office: M-F 7:45-1, 2-4:15. 444 N State St. (208) 837-6331

Ritter Island Closed: September 5. Open for Art Festival Sept 23-24.

School Board: 2nd Mon 6p. HS Board Room

Senior Center: MWF Noon Lunch. 140 E Lake. (208) 837-6120. $5.

Bingo: Fri 11:45a. 2 games before Lunch. No cash prizes.

Blood Draws: Mon 8-10:30. Bring Dr Orders

Bridge Club: Mon 12:30p. Mondays

Foot Clinic: 3rd Fri 12:30p ($10, bring towel)

Greystone Live Music: 3rd Mon 11:45a

Phil Miner Live Music: 3rd Wed 11:45a

Thrift Store: MWF 10-2

Sheriff: 911. 110 Main St. (208) 834-4421

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.

Thousand Springs Visitor Center: Th-M 9-3. 17970 Hwy 30. (208) 933-4105, (208) 933-4105

Thrift Barn: M W 10-2 F Sa 11-4. 271 N State St. (209) 544-6707

Did you know that on July 5, 2023 the Hagerman City Council held a hearing to reset numerous fees for City services to be effective 10-1-2023. The decision to accept the new fee schedule was unanimous. Of interest to City Park users is the Park Use Fee of $100, Gazebo

Daily Fee of $50, Itinerant Merchant License of $1,000, Park Use Deposit of $200 (presumably refundable), Amusement License (1-4 rides) of $300, Each Additional Ride of $100, Pool/ Billiard License (per table) of $25. The complete list, hearing and city council documentation is on MagicValleyBA.org under Our Voices > Hagerman. Magic Valley News Editor

Mon & Wed 9:30a, Tues 6:30p Yoga in the Park & at Methodist Church

Mon, Tu, Th 8:30a. Fit Over 60. Prince Memorial Gym. Tiffany, 208-940-1731

Wed 7p Karaoke Night. Snake River Grill.

Sunday 10a Hagerman Farmers Market, 1071 E 2900 S. June 18 - Sep 3. p46

1st 6p Live Music Tom Taylor. Flights

2nd 7p Hen Pecked and a Deschutes Tap Takeover. Wilson’s Club.

3rd 10a Last Hagerman Farmers Market! 1071 E 2900 S. p46

7th 6p Live Music Layne Bowen. Flights

7p Canvas Class - kid friendly by Hands On. Wilson’s Club

8th 7p Live Music Dave Nudo Band. Wilson’s Club.

9th 7p Live Music Heath Owens Band. Wilson’s Club.

12th 12p Chamber of Commerce lunch. Snake Grill. $10

14th 6p Live Music Avery Soloaga. Flights

15th 6p Live Music Brianne Lynn Hepworth. Flights

16th 7a Car Show Breakfast. Hagerman Senior Center. $8 p13

8a Car Show Registration. City Park p13

10a Car Show Fun & Entertainment. City Park p13

12p Car Show Poker Fun Run. City Park p13

4p Car Show Awards Ceremony & Raffle Draw. City Park p13

5p Car Show BBQ. Wilson’s Club. p13

6p Car Show Live Music by Third Take. Wilson’s Club p13

6p Fish Fry with Live Music Devon Tyler. West Point Watering Hole p38

6p Live Music Tom Taylor. Flights 21st 6p Live Music Ellie Mae. Flights

6P Live Music Ryler & Ben. West Point Watering Hole. p38

22nd 7p Nut Feed with Live Music Dusty & the Rocky Mt Riders. Wilson’s.

23rd 10a Thousand Springs Festival of the Arts. Ritter Island. $6 p7

10a Festival Vendors & Live Music Ryler & Ben. West Point Watering Hole p38

7p Parade of Bad Guys. Wilson’s Club

24th 10a Thousand Springs Festival of the Arts. Ritter Island . $6 p7

10a Festival Vendors. West Point Watering Hole p38

2p Paint & Sangria Sunday. Flights

25th 6p Book Club. Wilson’s Club.

29th 6p Live Music Heath Owens. Flights 30th 7p Jukebox Widowmakers. Wilson’s Club.

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The IIEA has awarded $12,100 in scholarships to 20 students for the 2023-2024 school year, 8 accomplishments, leadership, activities, and career goals. Some students are the children and of IIEA members along with the profits made from the Idaho irrigation Equipment Convention

awards $12$100 i Sch arships

8 of which reside in the Magic Valley. These students were selected because of academic and grandchildren of IIEA Members. These scholarships are only possible due to the generosity Convention & Tradeshow. Since 1980, the IIEA has awarded 862 scholarships totaling $524,100.

$800 scholarship to pursue a degree in Agricultural Systems Management at the University of Idaho. After graduation, Travis plans on pursuing a job in the agricultural industry. However, one day he hopes to return to his family’s farm in Castleford, Idaho. Komet Irrigation Corp. sponsored Travis.

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City Hall: M-Th 9-5 Fri 9-3. 388 Main St S. (208) 423-5158

City Council: 2nd Mon 7p.

Linda Medley, Catherine Wayment, Veronica Rodriguez, Anthony Bohrn

Mayor: Joseph Ratto

Fire: 911. 357 Main St S. (208) 423-4336

Library: MWF 1-6p Sat 10-1. 120 W Maple. (208) 423-4122

Board Mtg: 1st Mon 7p

Events: Hansen.lili.org

Police: 911. 242 Hwy 30, Kimberly

Emerg: (208) 735-1911.

Office (208) 423-4153

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School Board: 3rd Mon 7p

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City Council: 2nd Wed. 6p

Don Meyer, Galicia Hernandez, LuAnn Gergen, Darrell Dalrymple

Mayor: Dave Orr

Senior Center: Tu, W 7-1 210 W. Wilson Eden

Fire: (208)829-5241

Police: (208)324-1911

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Arctic Circle, 2816 S Lincoln Ave p26

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China Village, 123 S Alder St

Choates Family Diner, 400 W Main

Heritage Charter School, 500 S Lincoln

JEROME

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Idaho Central Credit U, 2355 S Lincoln

Jerome Laundromat, 120 Adams St

Les Schwab, 1848 S Lincoln Ave

Pioneer Fed Credit Union, 1865 S Lincoln p32

Renew Espresso Bar, 111 E Main

Senior Center, 520 N Lincoln Ave

DIRECTORY Sponsored by Magic Valley News

American Legion Post 46: 2nd Tue 7p. 105 7th Ave E.

American Legion Auxiliary: 1st Thur 4p. 105 7th Ave E.

Chamber of Commerce: 104 Main St. (208) 324-2711

City Hall: M-F 8-5. 152 E Ave A. (208) 325-8189

City Council: 1st & 3rd Tue 5:30p. Chris Barber, Brent Johnson, Jason Peterson, Bryan Craig

Mayor: Dave Davis

P&Z: 3rd Mon 6p

DMV: M-F 7:30a-4:30p. 2151 S Tiger Dr. (208) 595-3300

Farmers Markets: Sat 9-1. June 3-Oct 14. Mt View Barn, 392 E 300 S.

Fire: 911. 110 W Yakima. (208) 324-4258

Food Pantries: First Presbyterian Church: 262 E Ave A. (208) 324-2972

Jerome County Mobile Pantry: 1st Thur of Feb, May, Aug, Nov. 213 3rd Ave E. (208) 404-6610

Martha & Mary’s Food Pantry: Mon 4-6p Fri 1-3p. 212 3rd Ave E. (208) 595-4839

Historical Society: 2nd Thu 6p at Historical Museum. Bring item show/tell. (see Museums)

Library: M-Thu 9a-7p Fri-Sa 10-5. 100 1st Ave E. (208) 324-5427

Board Mtg: 2nd Tue 5:30p

Museums:

Events: Jerome.lili.org

Historical Depot Museum: Tu-Sa 1-5. 212 1st Ave E. (208) 324-5641 (see Historical Soc)

IFARM Museum, NE of 184/93 Junction. Open by appt and on Live History Day

Northside Military Museum: W-Sa 1-5. 220 N Lincoln. (208) 595-8012

Police: 911. 124 S Lincoln Ave. (208) 324-4328

Post Office: M-F 9-5 Sat 9:30-11:30a. 154 1st Ave E. (208) 324-5381

Recreation District: M-F 5a-9p, Sa 7-7, Sun 10-4p. (208) 324-3389. 2032 S Lincoln Ave

Rep Central Committee: 3rd Thu 7p. El Sombrero Restaurant, 143 W Main. (208) 420-1980

Occasionally at China Village , 123 S Alder. Call Mark Swenson to confirm location.

Rotary: Tue Noon. China Village, 123 S Alder.

School Board: 4th Tue 6ps.

Senior Center: M-F 11:30a Lunch. $6. 4th Sun 11:30a Lunch. 520 N Lincoln. (208) 324-5642

1st & 3rd Sun 2-5p, Dance & Potluck, $5 donation.

Bingo Day: 2nd & 4th Wed 12:45p Sales, 1:15p Calls.

Bingo: Fri 4p Sales, 6p Calls. Line Dance: Tue 7-9p Tues

Bunco: Mon 12:30p

Exercise Class: MWF 10:30

Hand & Foot: Thu 12:30p

Pinochle: Tue Fri 12:30p

Square Dancing: Wed 7-9p

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.

VFW Post 3001: 4th Tue 7p. 412 E 200 S. (208) 316-9300

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Every Sat 9a Farmers Market, Mt View Barn, 392 E 300 S, Jun 3-Oct 14

Every M, W,F 9a Over 60 & getting fit. Jerome Recreational. Center

15th 7p Sam Rotman Piano Concert. First Presbyterian Church

21st 5p Ladies Night Out. Jerome Recreational Center

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Arctic Circle, 130 Syringa Ave

Guppies Hot Rod Grill, 105 Main St

Senior Center, 310 Main St

KIMBERLY ORGANIZATIONS

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American Legion: 1st Wed 7p. At Senior Center

City Hall: 242 Hwy 30 E. (208) 423-4151

City Council: 4th Tue 6p

Jim Eisenhower, Nancy Duncan, Bob Tomlinson, Burke Richman

Mayor: Burke Davidson

P&Z: 3rd Wed 6p

Fire: 1559 Main St N. (208) 423-4336

Food Pantry:

Rock Creek: Tu 4-6p. 325 Madison E. (208) 212-0787

West End Providers: Tu 10-2 Th 2-5

229 N Main. (208) 423-4496

Kiwanis: 1st & 3rd Wed Noon. Senior Center

Library: M Th 11-6 Tu 3-8p W F 3-6p Sa 10-2 120 Madison N. (208) 423-4556

Board Mtg: 1st Thu 6:30p

Events: Kimberly.lili.org/events/

Police: 911 or (208) 735-1911. 242 Hwy 30. Office (208) 423-4153 x18

Post Office: M-F 9-5 Sa 9-11. 225 Main St N. (208) 423-4050

School Board: 3rd Thu 7p.

Senior Center: W Th F 11:15a Lunch $5

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310 Main St. (208) 944-9617

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

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City Hall: 106 4th St. (208) 595-8196

City Council: 2nd Tue 7p

Mayor: Dee Hunsaker

P&Z: 2nd Tue 6:45p

Fire: 623 Boyd E. (208) 423-4336

Library: Elem School, 123 4th St. (208) 432-5233

Post Office: M-F 9-12. 244 1st St S. (208) 432-5509

School Board: 2nd Tue 6p

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

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The Center will be open for noon meals MWF as usual. Meals include beverages, bread & dessert.

Open 10-2 MWF

Car Show Breakfast

September 16th: 7a - 10a

$8 per person

Menu: scrambled eggs

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hash browns

biscuits and gravy

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Mon Blood Draw 8-10:30 (Bring Dr Order)

Monday Bridge Club @ 12:30

Friday Noon Bingo - 2 games (no cash prizes)

Greystone Live Music - 3rd Mon

Phil Miner Live Music - 3rd Wed Foot Clinic - 3rd Fri ($10, bring towel)

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Chatterbox, 530 E Street

City Hall, 650 F Street

East Street Deli, 542 E Street

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Les Schwab, 25 W Ellis St, PAUL

Ridley’s, 310 Oneida St

Swenson’s Magic Market, 113 E Ellis St, PAUL

Wayside Café, 322S Hwy 24, HEYBURN

RUPERT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY Sponsored by Magic Valley News

American Legion 10: 3rd Wed 7p. Rupert Elks (208) 670-0727

Chamber of Commerce (Mini Cassia): M-F 9-5. 1177 7th St Heyburn. (208) 679-4793

City Hall: M-F 7a-6p. 620 F St. (208) 436-9600

City Council: 2nd & 4th Tue 7p. Joel Heward, Tammy Jones, Randy Thompson, Kris Faux

Mayor: Michael D. Brown

P&Z: 3rd Thu 4p.

DMV: M-F 8:30-5:30. 724 H St. (208) 434-2327

Fire: in City Hall, 620 F St. (208) 436-9600

Food Pantry:

Community Oasis Outreach: 102 2nd St. (208) 436-4955

Methodist Church: M-W 9-3. 605 H St. (208) 436-3354

Kiwanis: Tue Noon. Elks, 85 S 200 W.

Library: M-W F 10-7p. 417 7th St. (208) 436-3874

Board Mtg: 2nd Wed 5p. Programs: Demary.lili.org/programs/

Police: 911. 633 Fremont Ave. (208) 434-2330

Post Office: M-F 9-11:30a, 12:30-4:45p Sa 10-2. 724 F St. (208) 436-3446

Rotary: Wed Noon. Elks, 85 S 200 W

School Board: 3rd Mon 7p.

Senior Center: M-F Noon Lunch. $5. 702 11th St. (208) 436-9107

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

Wilson Theater: 610 Fremont. (208) 436-2787 p35

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2nd Time Around Antique Mall, 102 S Rail

Agates & More Rock Shop, 110 N Rail St W

Burrito Lady, 103 N Greenwood St, #5194

Buzzuto’s Furniture, 213 S Rail St W

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Hair Cuts & Such, 106 N Rail

Ice Cave Shop, 115 S Rail St W

Manhattan Café, 133 S Rail St

Rail Street Emporium, 135 S Rail St W

Rick’s Rock Shop, 605 Greenwood S

Senior Center, 218 N Rail St W

Simple Creative Salon, 112 Rail St W

Shoshone Snack Bar, 415 S Greenwood

Tumbleweed Café, 410 N Hwy 75, #A

Valley Wide Country Store, 103 N Rail St

Valley Wide Country Store, 805 S Greenwood

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American Legion: 107W A st. (208) 316-3012

Chamber of Commerce: M-Su 10-5 102 Rail St E. (208) 886-9811

City Hall: 207 S Rail St W. (208) 886-2030

City Council: 1st & 3rd Tue 7p Payson Reese, Dale Sluder, Mike Wallace, Jodi Waite

Mayor: Dan Pierson

P&Z: 4th Tue 6p

Community Center: M-F 8:30-5p. 201 S Beverly St. (208) 886-2406

DMV: M-F 9-5 (closed 30m for lunch) 111 W B St #A. (208) 886-9901

Farmers Markets: Fri 4-7p. June 3-Sep 30. Courthouse Lawn

Fire: 110 W A St. (208) 886-2036

Food Pantry: Tu-Fri 3-6p. 112 S Apple St.

Library: M F 12-5p Tu 2-7 W 12-7 Th 10-4 211 S Rail St W. (208) 886-2843

Events: Shoshone.lili.org/events/

Market: Sat 9-1p. 30+ Vendors. 135 S Rail.

Museum: Open June-Sept. Fri 3-7 Sat 11-5 112 W B St. (208) 886-7787

Police: 207 S Rail St W. (208) 886-2036

Post Office: M-F 8:30-12:30, 1:30-5p 211 W A St. (208) 886-2062

School Board: 2nd Tue 7p. HS Art Room #278

Senior Center: Tu W F Noon Lunch. $5. 218 N Rail St W. (208) 886-2369

Pinochle: Tu W F 1p

Quilting Group: M 10-2p

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls

Every Friday 4p Farmers Market, 111 W B

Every Day 10a Idaho Mammoth Caves Tours (208) 329-5382

9th 3p Save a Life Barn Dance. 215 E 250 N

16th 11a Lava N Cowboy Gathering Lincoln County Fair Grounds

17th 11a Lava N Cowboy Gathering Lincoln County Fair Grounds

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Locked & Loaded Printing, 208-404-9544

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4 Roots Juice Bar & Café, 2664 Fillmore St

Arctic Circle, 680 Blue Lakes Blvd N p26

Black Bear Diner, 1724 Harrison St N

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Crystals EnLight Rock Shop, 132 Hansen (D)

CSI Community Ed Center, 315 Falls Ave

Culver’s Restaurant, 163 Pole Line Rd

Gehrig Barber Shop, 537 Main Ave E (D)

Denny’s, 291 Pole Line Rd E

Depot Grill, 545 Shoshone St S (D)

DL Evans Bank, 906 N Blue Lakes Blvd

Dr Kyle Poppleton, DDS, 1001 Shoshone N (D)

Frederickson’s Candy, 309 Hansen St E (D) p32

Glambia Cheese, 131 Main Ave E (D) p43

ICCU, 1975 Blue Lakes N

ICCU, 2193 Addison Ave E

Idaho Joe’s, 598 Blue Lakes Blvd N

IHOP, 1944 Blue Lakes Blvd N

Ireland Bank, 649 Pole Line Rd

Jamba Juice, 1239 Pole Line Rd E #310C

Java Blue Lakes, 228 Blue Lakes Blvd N

Java Coffee Shop, 1726 Harrison St

JW Laundry LLC, 799 Cheney Drive

KFC, 1549 Blue Lakes Blvd N

Les Schwab, 421 Blue Lakes Blvd N

Les Schwab, 389 Pole Line Rd

Magic Valley Medicine, 844 Wash. N #400

My Management Co, 1688 Kimberly Rd #1 p31

Norm’s Café, 803 Main Ave N (D)

Oregon Trail Comp0und, 2733 Kimberly Rd

Perkins, 1564 Blue Lakes Blvd N p36

Perrine Barber Shop, 115 Shoshone St N (D)

Pioneer Fed Credit U, 1439 N College E p32

Pioneer Motors, 347 Washington Blvd

Pizza Pie Café, 1826 Canyon Crest Dr

Senior Center, 539 Shoshone St W (D)

Smart Mouth Dental, 236 River Vista #100

Stay Well Health Foods, 1563 Fillmore #2a

Stella’s, 1020 Blue Lakes Blvd N

Studio One Salon, 580 Blue Lakes Blvd N

Taylor Building CSI, 315 Falls Ave

Twin Beans Coffee, 144 Main S (D)

Welch Music, 1146 Filer Ave E

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Dresses in all Sizes & Colors - Rent or Buy!

Wedding Dresses - Size 2-46 $50-200

SPECIALS: “Taco Tuesday” Specials

Wednesdays $2 off “Basket of the Week”

“Thirsty Thursday Special”

Breakfast served daily. Closed 4th Labor Day

EVENTS: www.WestPointStore.com and Wendell Calendar for up-to-date events.

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TWIN FALLS ORGANIZATIONS

American Legion Post 7: 2nd Tue 5p Potluck, 6p Mtg. 447 Seagram St. (208) 733-7527 p41

Blood Donation: M-F 7a-8p, S/S 7a-2p. Gcama Plasma Center, 771 N College Rd. (208) 733-5027

Chamber of Commerce: M-F 8-5. 2015 Nielsen Point Pl. (208) 733-3974

City Hall: 203 Main Ave E. (208) 635-7287

City Council: Mon 5p (no holidays). 6p Public Hearings.

Nikki Boyd, Craig Hawkins, Jason Brown, Spencer Cutler, Alex Caval

Mayor: Ruth Pierce, Mayor Christopher Reid, Vice-Mayor

P&Z: 2nd & 4th Tue 6p.

Democrat Central Committee: 3rd Mon 7p. County Human Resources, 630 Addison Ave W.

DMV: M-F 8-5. 630 Addison Ave. (208) 735-4850

Farmers Markets:

Sat 9-1. Magic Valley Mall. May 7-Oct 29

Sat 9-2. Downtown Main Street. June-Aug

Fire: 911. 345 Second Ave E. (208) 735-7231

Fit over 60: 315 Falls Ave. (208) 732-6479. Call to register.

Food Pantries:

Center of Prayer Food Bank: MWF 11:30-1p. 259 Main Ave E. (208) 735-2249

Community Council of Idaho Distribution: 1139 Falls Ave E. (208) 734-3336

La Posada: M-F 9a. 355 4th Ave West. (208)734-8700

Light House Food Pantry: Tu-Th 3-4p. 960 Eastland Drive. (208) 737-4667

Light of Hope Food Bank: Thu 2-7:30p. 213 5th Ave W. (208) 735-8787

Mercy Gift Food Bank: MWF 11:30-1p Th 24 hours. 835 Blue Lakes S. (208) 735-2249

Mustard Seed Food Bank: Tu-F 10-5. 702 Main Ave N. (208) 733-9515

River Christian Fellowship: Idaho Food Bank pick up site. (208) 733-3133

Safe Harbor: 269 Filer Ave. (208) 735-8787

Salvation Army Meal Service: MW 10:30-1 Tu Th 10:30-1, 2-4. 348 4th Ave N. (208) 733-8720

South Central Community Action: M-F 8-5. 550 Washington St S. (208) 733-9351

St Edward Soup Kitchen: MWF 5:30-6:30p. 212 7th Ave E. (208) 733-3907

TF Senior Center: M-F 8-4. 530 W Shoshone. (208) 734-5084

Valley House: Daily 11a-1p Hot Meal. Soup Fridays. 507 Addison Ave W. (208) 734-7736

Kiwanis: 3rd Thu Noon. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.

Library: M-Th 10-9 F Sa 10-6. 201 4th Ave E. (208) 733-2964

Board Mtg: 2nd Wed 4:30p

Events: TwinFallsPublicLibrary.org/calendar/

Optimist Club: Thu Noon. 9 Beans & Burrito, 764 Cheney Dr.

Planetarium: CSI. (208) 732-6659. http://herrett.csi.edu. NEW SCHEDULE EACH MONTH.

Police: M-F 9-3. 321 2nd Ave E. (208) 735-4357

Post Offices:

Pioneer Station: M-F 8-5:30 Sat 10-1. 1376 Fillmore St. (208) 734-1452

Twin Falls: M-F 8:30-1, 2-5. 253 2nd Ave W. (208) 536-7067

Republican Committee: 2nd Wed 7p. At P&X in County West Building (old hospital)

Republican Women (Southern Idaho): 4th Mon 5:30-7:30p. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.

Rotary: Rotary. Wed Noon. Lamphouse Theatre, 223 5th Ave S.

Blue Lakes Rotary. Tue 7a. 9 Beans & A Burrito

After Hours Rotary Club. Tue 5:30p. Brick House

School Board:

St Edward’s Catholic School Board: 2nd Tue 5:30p. At School.

Twin Falls School District #411: 7p on 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: M-F 8-4. 505 Shoshone St W. (208) 734-5084

Shrine Club: 2nd Mon 6p. Idaho Joe’s.

Social Services: 630 Addison Ave. (208) 735-4037. Social safety net.

Visitor Center: Daily 8a-5p. 2015 Nielsen Point Pl. (208) 733-3974

VFW 2136: 3rd Tue 7p. 650 Addison Ave W, #203. (208) 421-2282

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REPEATED WEEKLY EVENTS & FARMERS MARKETS CALENDAR

Every Tues 1-4p Idaho Victory Garden Class. U/I Ext. 630 Addison Ave W, #1600

Every Wed 7p Bingo. Doors open 5:45p. Moose Lodge, 835 Falls

Every Wed & Sat 6-9p Live Music at the Brickhouse, 516 Hansen St S. (208) 736-6264

Every Thur 7-11p Teen Dance Party at the Brickhouse. 516 Hansen St S.

Every Fri & Sat Line Dancing, Brickhouse. 516 Hansen St S. (208) 736-6264

Every Saturday 7:30a Canyon Rim Trail Park Run

9a 5k fun walk, jog, run. (9a Oct-April, 8a May-Sep). Visitor Ctr.

9a Farmers Market, Mall Parking Lot, 1485 Pole Line Rd

9a Farmers Market, 156 Main Ave 10a Orton Botanical Garden Tour, 867 Filer Ave W (until Sep 30th) 7p Bingo. Magic Valley Fellowship Hall, 801 2nd Ave N.

1st 8a County Fair

2nd 8a County Fair

3rd 9a County Fair

7:30p Live Music Mitchell Tenpenny. Twin Falls County Fair

4th 7a County Fair

5th 6:30p Taco Tues Ride. Trek bicycle

6th 6:30p Music Bingo The TapHouse

7th 6:30p Covenant of the Salmon People. The Lamphouse Theater

9th 9a FREE Training to start a child care business in your home. 1751 Elizabeth St

10a Walk to End Alzheimer’s. CSI Taylor Building

7p True Crime Comedy Show Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

12th 5p Mother/Son Date Night. Chick-fil-A

13th 7p Wednesday Karaoke Korner. TapHouse

14th 6p Casino Night - Bets for Vets, fun games, raffles, food. 447 Seastrom St p41

15th 7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

16th 9a FREE Training to start a child care business in home. 1751 Elizabeth St

11:30 Elephant Sugar Cookie Decorating Class. Kneaders Bakery

4p TF VIP Meet & Greet. Home of Senator Zuiderveld, Dist 24. p29

5:30p TF MVLA Tri-Tip Dinner & No Host Bar. 447 Seastrom St. p29

7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

17th 2p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

18th 7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

20th 6:30p Music Bingo. The TapHouse

21st 7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

22nd 7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

23rd 11:30a Kids Mini Tart Class. Kneaders Bakery & Café

7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

24th 1p Courageous Kids Climbing. Gemstone Climbing

7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

27th 7p Wednesday Karaoke Korner. TapHouse

29th 7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

30th 7p The Little Mermaid. Orpheum Theater $17.50-$66.50

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Arctic Circle, 219 S Idaho St p26

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Breathe Day Spa & Salon, 68 S Idaho St

City Hall, 375 1st Ave E

Epic Hair & Nails, 140 S Idaho St

Farmer’s Bank, 160 S Idaho

Hub City Drug, 447 N Idaho

Miller Bros Collision Repair, 710 N Idaho

Phillips 66 Co-op, 175 W Main St

Ruby Mountain Motors, 295 S Idaho St

Silver Key Insurance, 287 W Main p27

US Bank, 15 S Idaho St

Wendell Laundromat, 157 E Main St

Wendell Physical Therapy, 429 N Idaho St

Wendell Thrift Store 380 1St Ave E

Wendell Tire, 190 W Ave B p33

West Point Watering Hole, 3287 S 1550 S p38

American Legion: 2nd Wed 7p. 604 W Main. (208) 536-6358

Chamber of Commerce: M-F 9-3. 115 N Pine St. (919) 365-6318

Churches: MagicValleyBA.org > Directories > Churches Berean Baptist Church p6

City Hall: M-F 8-5. 375 1st Ave E. (208) 536-5161

City Council: 1st & 3rd Thu 7p. BJ Marshall, John Gnesa, Juan Gonzales, Shaun Spencer

Mayor: Rebecca Vipperman

Fire: 196 E Ave A. (208) 536-5431

Food Pantries: Community Helping Hands: Tu 10-2 Th 2-5. 375 1st Ave E. (208) 404-2821

St Anthony Catholic Church: Food Distribution. 585 2nd Ave E. (208) 404-4098

United Methodist: 175 East Main St. (208) 308-0609

Wendell Food Pantry: Food Distribution. 335 1st Ave E.

Library: M-F 10-5p. 395 1st Ave E. (208) 536-6195

Board Mtg: 2nd Mon 6p

Events: https://wendell.lili.org/

Police: 911. 9 S Pine St. (919) 365-4444

Post Office: M-F 9-1, 1:30-4:45. 32 N Shoshone St. (208) 536-2171

School Board: 3rd Tue 7p. 150 E Main St. (208) 536-2418

Senior Center: M W 9a-4p Tu Th F 9a-9p Sat 10-2. 380 1st Ave E. (208) 536-9951

Lunch: M F Noon. $5

Thrift Shop: M F 9-4 W 10-4 Sat 10-2

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.

VFW: 1st Wed 7p. 640 W Main. (208) 539-2800

24th 10a Festival Vendors. West Point Watering Hole p38

$36.67/month ($440/year)

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Growing up in Hagerman Valley by Lora

L Lewis (copyright)

Sponsored by Magic Valley News (continued from July)

Sheep wagons were essential to a sheepherder’s way of life. They became symbolic of a pure simple lifestyle. Shepherds were self-reliant for weeks on end, each living alone in a small space, taking care of hundreds of dependent wooly animals, providing them with needed protection and full guidance in the open range (along with the help of very smart trained Collies); explained Nancy Weidel in ‘Sheep Wagon, Home on the Range’.

A sheep wagon’s dutch door, with the top opening separately, served several functions, she added:

1. A herder could keep watch over the sheep from the wagon door.

2. The door provided air ventilation as the stove could become quite hot.

3. With the bottom half shut, sheepdogs and wild animals did not have access to the sheepherder’s private living quarters.

4. A major function of the half door was allowing a camp tender to stand and extend his arms through the upper door opening, while holding on to horse's reins. In those early days, horses were used to pull wagons from one location to another during trailing and grazing times.

Back in the 1930’s to 1960’s our Grandpa, Johnny Jones Sr. (Papa) took part in the trailing of the sheep. Sheep Wagons with horses, sheepherders, camp tenders and thousands of sheep moved through Ketchum. To this day, the Wood River Valley famously recognizes and still celebrates the ‘Trailing of the Sheep’, around the second week of October.

One of Papa’s grandsons, John A. Sandy, nephew of Bill Jones Jr. remembers the yearly schedule as follows: They would begin the yearly lambing season in Hagerman on about January 15th and finish in March, after all the new lambs were born. Then all adult sheep received a brand new haircut for the warmer weather, referred to as shearing.

One band of sheep contained 2,000 to 2,500 sheep counting ewes and lambs. After each

lambing season, in early spring, the first bands of sheep were trucked to the deserts to graze on the fresh grasses and plants. One of those bands went to the desert between Gooding and Shoshone, grazing to the north and ending up at Cove Creek, between Hailey and Ketchum. Another three bands of sheep grazed across the Bruneau Desert and then crossed the bridge across the Snake River below Bliss. Then they slowly grazed north of Bliss and Gooding, across the Gooding Fairfield highway, heading toward the Camas and Blaine County line, where they were close to a creek and crossed another bridge. There the bands were put in temporary corrals around June 1st. Then these three bands were trucked from the Camas and Blaine County line over the Galena Summit.

After that, a couple thousand ewes (female sheep) went to Bear Valley just across the Boise County line and mixed with other bands (each marked with our grandfather’s three dot brand). Thus, all four bands became two bands. There were also several hundred yearlings added to the groups. Male sheep were mingled with the ewes in August. (The plan was for baby lambs to arrive approximently five months later, beginning the next year, around January 15th).

Up north, in early summer, after the lambs were shipped and bands had been mixed together, some of the Basque Sheepherders would stay in Bear Valley and others would attend sheep outside of Stanley and maintain the main camp. There was hard work to do such as cutting trees for poles and posts, mending fences, fixing sheep corals and chopping wood. Baby lambs and their mothers would have to be kept warm later, so firewood was cut, loaded and hauled down to the Hagerman ranch, to be used in the lambing shed’s stoves, January through March.

As fall neared the sheep walked many miles to the south. The 'rule of thumb’ was to be back over the summit by October 10th, due to snowfall. Snow could pile up about three feet a week. After crossing Galena Summit,

Growing up in Hagerman Valley

(continued from p44)

one band walked to Cove Creek by Ketchum. Grazing the sheep over the mountains and through the valley meadows was naturally nourishing for the grasslands and forest by keeping the plants low and less prone to fire hazards. In addition, sheep naturally fertilized the grounds in the meadows and forests, which was good for replenishing and growth. The sheepherders and their very smart Collie dogs guided the bands to graze toward Carey, then across to Rupert while the sheep enjoyed beet tops and turnip pastures until about mid-December. Other bands joined them. Back in the day it seemed to snow about the middle of December so the sheep were fed extra supplement food. Some of the Basque workers would return home to Spain to visit family in the winter months, so additional help was hired in December for the upcoming lambing season.

John recalls, at times, taking fixings for Christmas dinners to sheep camps out on the desert, enabling his Uncle Bill to spend some quality Christmas Eves with his wife and three daughters. John remembered the snow was deep enough that he would have to put chains on all four wheels. Chains were easier to deal with than digging out a stuck truck! Tires had carved snow tracks on the desert roads to follow, through dips, drifts, around brush and rocks (at least until the next big winter storm). “Those Christmas Eve meals were going to be delivered no matter what!”, John emphasized!

When arriving at camp, the sheep were grazing around sagebrush on fairly thick mustard plants. The tops were full of seeds and the sheep loved them. Tufts of grass were saved from snowfall where small patches of ground appeared under the sagebrush. If

natural plants weren't out in abundance, the sheep would be fed pellets with lots of grain and occasionally hay. The sheeps’ wool kept them very warm, but sometimes they had to be taken back to Hagerman a couple of weeks early if the winter was extra ‘blizzardy’.

The Basque sheepherders were always happy to receive Christmas Eve dinner prepared by skilled cooks in the family; Bill’s wife Deloris, his mother Ethel and sister Flo. Upon arrival, the camp was already cleaned up and ready to go with tin plates set on a small fold-down table right next to the sheep wagon. Men at the winter desert camps always looked forward to a cooked juicy turkey and every delicious dish imaginable: creamy mashed potatoes with gravy, sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top, turkey stuffing, olives, green salad, soft rolls and butter, sweet strawberries, peas and pickles, a gallon of fresh milk and scrumptious homemade apple pie. John reminisced “Makes me hungry just thinking about it!”

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For County & Local Elections Contested Elections Only

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 p21

District 24 B: Steve Miller, 208-332-1061 p18

District 25 A: Lance Clow, 208-733-5767

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

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

American Legion Post 7, 208-280-1292 p41

Antique Ezel, 602-549-1194 p18

Arctic Circle, Buhl, 208-543-5321 p26

Arctic Circle, Burley, 208-544-8547 p26

Arctic Circle, Jerome, 208-644-1575 p26

Arctic Circle, Kimberly, 208-423-5366 p26

Arctic Circle, Blue Lakes, TF, 208-733-3476 p26

Arctic Circle, Wendell, 208-536-4667 p26

Bean’s Twisted Scissor’s, 208-837-6603 p31

Berean Baptist Church, 208-539-5769 p6

Billingsley Creek Lodging, 208-837-4822 p5

Blue Heart Home Furnishings, 208-220-7449, p18

Bonny Ross, Silvercreek Rlty, 208-539-0795 p23

Bookhaven, 208-731-6173 p21

Budman’s Tree Service, 208-316-2521 p16

Buhl Mayor, 208-543-5650 p9

Build Mind Share, 208-536-3220 p38

Canyon Rim Boutique, (208) 917-3170 p20

Carey’s Piano Lessons, 208-316-0135 p33

Chenele Dixon, Dist 24A, 208-420-3232 p21

Christian Tarter, Edward Jones, 208-543-9034 p45

Cindy Douville, Silvercreek, 208-539-1888 p15

Clover Christian School, 208-326-5198 p9 p37

Community Business Center, 208-536-009 p37

Country Flowers, 208-543-2912 p9

CSI - Twin Falls, 208-733-9554 p37

Evans Farmstead Cheese, 208-490-1536 p18

Foundation Business Member Sponsors p37

Fred Dodge Certified HVAC, 208-358-6489 p33

Frederickson’s Candy, 208-733-7624 p32

Glanbia Cheese Mktplace, 208-749-8679 p43

Graphology, p14

Greg Griggs, 208-613-9595 p30

* Growing Up in Hagerman Valley p44-45

Hagerman Farmers Market, 208-536--0094 p46

Hagerman Pharmacy, 208-944-2067 p23

Hagerman Valley Baptist, 208-423-1114 p18

Hagerman Valley Chamber, 208-837-9131 p13

Hagerman Valley Fndn, 208-536-0094 p2 p32

Hagerman Valley Sr Center, 208-837-6120 p33

* Heritage Home Health, 208-410-4040 p30

Hydro Hustlers, 208-490-8440 p43

Idaho Food Co-op, 208-308-3718 p33

Idaho Guide Services, 208-734-4998 p5

Joanna Heere, New York Life, 208-320-5111 p12

Karen Emerson, Silvercreek, 208-316-3487 p43

Kathy’s Alterations, 208-837-6267 p6

Lazy SB Cattle, 208-539-7664 p6

Lee Radio Family, BUCK FM, 208-324-8181 p2

Les Schwab Tire Store, 208-543-4082, p16

Liberty Access Mobility, 208-358-8052 p5

Linsey Higley, Westerra Realtor, 208-280-9080 p31

Lisa Maas Medicare, 208-544-5011 p16

M&M Electric, 208-734-6602 p27

Magic Valley Art Council, 208-734-2787 p7

Magic Valley Business Ass’n, 208-536-0094 p2

Magic Valley Liberty Alliance p10 p29

Magic Valley Rep Women, 208-590-3036 p21

Makaylee Sawyer, NY Life, 208-420-9812 p12

* Mom’s Recipes & More, 208-733-9248 p18

Niki McKay, Canyon Trail Rlty, 208-369-8600, p34

Parlor Antiques, 208-543-9673 p18

Perkin’s Restaurant & Bakery, 208-736-8417 p36

Pioneer Federal Credit Union, 208-587-3304 p32

Rick’s Rock Shop, 208-420-8857 p6

River Ranch Retreat, 208-599-2684 p43

RUNNING FOR OFFICE? p15

Silver Key Insurance, 208-536-6222 p27

Snake River Acupuncture, 208-308-0554 p36

Southern Idaho Dentures, 208-613-5854 p27

Steve Miller, Dist 24B Rep, 208-358-1121 p15, 18

TaskMasters, Roy Gwin, 208-409-6072 p21

The Butcher Shop, 208-530-0271 p38

The Farm Girl, 208-543-4445 p27

Those 2 Chicks Events, 208-749-8406 p31

Twin Falls Dermatology, (208) 948-1754 p18

University of Idaho Extension, 208-934-4417 p20

Valley Carpet Care, 208-536-5777 p27

Walker’s Flooring & Design, 208-316-5654 p9

Wedding & Rental Shop, 208-733-8838 p38

Wendell Tire, 208-536-6465 p33

West Point Watering Hole, 208-536-4635 p38

* Western Septic & Excavation, 208-735-5346 p21

Whitetail Properties, 208-890-1786 p18

Wilson Theater, 208-536-2787 p35

Wonenberg Excavation-Korte Pit, 208-420-7115 p16