Firewood

When it comes to living in Idaho, specifically the Magic Valley, what are the worst items to run out of, and what do you do in these situations?

Before that happens, there is still time to get some things down, but don't hesitate, because you want these done before the brisk bitter cold settles in for good.

While many of us won't be outside as much anymore, there are still good ways to be a neighbor this fall when you are working outdoors and see them in passing.

Here are some things you need to do to prepare for the cold weather and winter as they approach.

For people new to the area that may not have experienced an Idaho winter yet, some adjustments and culture shocks are guaranteed to happen.

Free firewood permits are now available to people after a recent sage-grouse habitat project was completed south of Oakley.

For anyone out there in the Twin Falls area that might still be stockpiling wood for the upcoming winter, there are a few area homeowners that are in the process of trying to clear land and have unwanted wood hauled away.

Every year about this time, it seems like a good number of area property owners offer up free wood for the taking, so checking Craigslist frequently in the coming weeks is a good idea.

An area property owner is inviting people to come by, cut down, and haul away free firewood.