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Not only is it turning into one of the best places for millennials, but it may also be one of the best places in the country to raise a family as well.

Oktoberfest in Downtown Twin Falls is happening again this year. The first day of the festivities begin on Friday October 2nd and again on Saturday October 3rd. There will be tons of family friendly events.

This is something no parent wants to hear. Idaho is seeing a surge in COVID cases in babies and toddlers, and the most likely cause is the delta variant. There is one thing parents are being asked to do to protect them.

I love that there are so many things to do around the area. We have hiking, walking trails, camping spots, fishing, parks, lakes, the Snake River, the list goes on and on. That being said, if I were to try to come up with ways to make Twin Falls summers even better, this is how I would do it. I wish I had the money to open up one of these businesses.

Proper boundaries get thrown out the window when you participate in backwoods, recreational sports.

The Burley Straw Maze and Pumpkin Patch is officially open and you get to hang out with the gang from Toy Story if you go.

The manor's official website describes the experience as likely "too scary for children under 10 years of age," and there are absolutely no refunds given.

Regardless of the study results, I love living here and blame Chubbuck for any low scores we got.

The holidays are full of family time and can create some great memories as well. But that doesn't mean that your family/significant other doesn't drive your up the wall during this time of year.

According to the latest research from Pew one-quarter of Americans are online all the time.

Idaho's House has passed a proposal that would increase an Idaho child tax credit to provide more tax relief to families.

There are two things that compliment the Christmas season best to me. The first is a crackling fire, followed closely by snow-covered pine trees