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I'm a big fan of seeking out what other people consider to be junk. One item jumped off the Twin Falls / free section of Craigslist this morning that is a must-take for fans of the piano.

Free cookies and coffee, along with the chance to win one of five train sets in a raffle starting at 3 P.M., are all part of the free event. Photos with Santa next to the trains will happen from 2:30 to 3 P.M.

If you plan on staying in and handing out candy, there is a way to do so, without ever buying a single piece.

I was doom-scrolling Facebook Marketplace when a free hot tub popped up. I had to click on it because I really want a hot tub, and I love free stuff.

This is enough hand soap to last you the rest of your natural life. Think how excited your children (and their children, and their children, and their children) will be to have this handed down in your will. Your kin will be able to fight the Coronavirus into the year 4,000.

It's not uncommon to see people attempting to rehome pets on Craigslist, but it seems there is an unusual number of cases presently.

The inside of the cabin is exactly what's advertised. It's cramped, and you won't find a Keurig in it.

If you have been thinking about getting rid of your old, tired bookcases, tables, appliances, or dressers, the "free" section of Twin Falls' Craigslist has a lot of good stuff up for grabs presently.

If you live in the Magic or Wood River valleys you can get free trees from Idaho Power as part of a special program to reduce energy use

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter made the announcement today, August 26th, on National Dog Day, that they have received a sponsorship for pet adoptions. That means that you can find yourself your next best furry friend and bring them home for free.

Tonight, August 13th at the Twin Falls City Park band shell there will be a full night of music and worship as several churches in the Magic Valley get together to celebrate. It is a free and family friendly event for anyone who wishes to attend.

I'm not sure what year this beauty was built, but I can easily imagine Eli Whitney sitting back in a chair, and watching one of his four children on it