Castleford, Idaho

YAHOO! Story published at magicvalley.com on Monday, November 10, 2008 Last modified on Monday, November 10, 2008 12:28 AM MST Castleford resident Judy Louise Buck looks at the coconut-shell purse she bought ...

LDS singles host harvest dinner The LDS Regional Adult Singles will host a Harvest Dinner and Karaoke event beginning at 6 p.m. today at the Twin Falls Stake Center near the LDS Temple on Eastland Drive North.

Bloody stuck-up foreigners. They come here. They drink our pints. They beat our rugby teams.

Castleford is poised to become the first Magic Valley community to treat its water for arsenic.

We watched an example of media misrepresentation of Castleford on Channel 4. Viewers were shown stereotyped shots of rubbish bags, boarded-up shops and houses and waste.

Ranchers and environmental groups - who argued about proper fire management last fall after the nearly 600,000-acre Murphy Complex Fire devastated the Jarbidge area - say they still have some quibbles with a ...

Even by his usual standards, Channel 4's Kevin McCloud and the Big Town Plan finds the Grand Designs presenter in crusading mood.

St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center Moriah Ramona Perry, daughter of Ashley Valjean Johnson of Twin Falls, was born July 20, 2008.

In 2001 a fancy architectural type with big ideas went north to a run-down pit town suspicious of 'regeneration'. Today, Kevin McCloud and the folk of Castleford know all about the pitfalls of 'urban design'... ...

YAHOO! Story published at magicvalley.com on Friday, August 01, 2008 Last modified on Friday, August 1, 2008 12:01 AM MDT Staff file photo Idaho Transportation Department workers perform a routine bridge ...

Living in a close-knit community has its ups and downs. For Mayor Rita Ruffing, one of the drawbacks is having residents or business owners on the verge of having their water turned off rush to her home, ...

Residents in three Magic Valley cities are hitting the polls today for separate school levies.

London: Controversial British sprinter Dwain Chambers insisted Saturday that he intends to continue his fight to get his Olympic ban overturned in time for the 2012 Games. via Daily Times

"We had to reduce some faculty in order to maintain what we have, we do think we have good programs and we make AYP."

They pondered over what would happen if they reached 400 in enrollment. Today is a different story as the school is seeing a lack of enrollment, facing budget issues and now dealing with a levy. via KMVT Twin Falls