UPDATE: 2 taken to hospitals after I-84 crash near Hazelton
HAZELTON — Two people were taken to hospitals after a car drove into the median of Interstate 84 near Hazelton on Saturday, Idaho State Police said.
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Get free nitrate testing at Twin Falls Health Fair today
TWIN FALLS — The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality will offer free nitrate screening and sample bottles for lab testing to private well owners at a health and wellness fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The fair will be at Canyon Crest Event Center, 330 Canyon Crest Drive, Twin Falls.
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PHOTOS: Teaching good biking habits early
Ryder Drick, 6, rides his new bike from Bull Moose Bicycles Thursday, May 16, 2019, in Twin Falls.
Making the List: Many of Jerome’s historic rock structures are still standing
Marian Posey grew up northeast of Jerome and, even as a child, paid particular attention to the many rock structures that surrounded her home. As an architectural historian, she later took on the enormous task of surveying and inventorying the many rock structures in Lincoln and Jerome counties for the Idaho State Historical Society.
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Jerome County Commission moves shooting to east end of Snake River Canyons Park
JEROME — The county has heard and seen mixed reactions to its new shooting restrictions enacted May 1 at Snake River Canyons Park.
Hidden History: The mummy of ‘John Wilkes Booth’
History is full of myths and conspiracy theories — and one of these myths pulled into town on the rails and never left.
It takes a village: Snake River Canyons Park annual spring cleanup
JEROME — Snake River Canyons Park is a gem in the community, offering numerous recreational opportunities adjacent to the Magic Valley’s treasured natural resource — the Snake River. Each year in the spring for the past 20 years, several organizations have joined forces to clean up the area and its adjacent lands, easily accessible for users from Twin Falls and Jerome counties.