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Here are some of the events taking place in Twin Falls and the Magic Valley this weekend.

There are still good people and good qualities in Twin. These are the reasons why Twin Falls will be saved if the end of the world were today.

For many, they want to get out of the house and have a fun time, and there is much to do, not only in Twin Falls but all over southern Idaho.

Camping, fishing, swimming, and hitting the lake are obvious ways to spend Memorial Day, but there are tons of events and other options around Twin Falls as well.

20-year-old Julie Martinez was killed on Sunday, May 22nd in Nampa, on her daughter's fourth birthday.

Two young ladies, who are going to be seniors this fall at Buhl High School, are working on their senior project, and they could use your help.

A local group in Twin Falls will be holding a special event this spring to raise awareness for suicide prevention and will unite the community as well.

There aren't many occurrences when women get to feel this way, but they will have that chance to feel like a princess for one night only this month.

A Twin Falls man has decided to push his body to the limit to raise money for the Canyon Ridge High School baseball team. Derek Eccles has decided to raise money and ask people to pledge to his journey however they can. All money raised will go to the Canyon Ridge High School Baseball Team

Living in Twin Falls has many perks. The view is beautiful, there are tons of places to eat, the people are friendly, but one specific perk to the area is having Chobani in town.

Are you in the giving spirit this holiday season? Do you like to run? Those things may not seem to go together, but they actually do better than you think.

A local Twin Falls business is collecting blankets to help keep people in the Magic Valley warm. After they are collected they will be distributed to different organizations throughout the Magic Valley.