Drew Nash

What's up this week in Magic Valley?

Core Cycle, more than just spinning wheels

Rabbi, activist kick off invocations before City Council meetings in Twin Falls

Does the "average Joe Blow" know anything about art? "They do," said the co-founder of Art & Soul of the Magic Valley. "They know what they like."

Magic Valley Art and Soul

Tax dollars to private schools? Panelists discuss voucher program

Studio G finding community through fitness

Yogurt production requires a lot of water and the impact of Chobani's expansion on the aquifer is unclear, water managers say.

Oakley head coach Kristin Jones leads Magic Valley girls hoops all-state selections

Fans decked out in American flag gear. Others ringing cowbells like crazy. A crowd of thousands didn't stop celebrating opening day of the Audi FIS Sun Valley Finals.

Fans decked out in American flag gear. Others ringing cowbells like crazy. A crowd of thousands didn't stop celebrating opening day of the Audi FIS Sun Valley Finals.

The governor signed into law Medicaid expansion work requirements and a bill allowing healthcare professionals to deny care based on their beliefs.

From the lack of accountability to private schools turning away students with disabilities, the panelists had nothing good to say about vouchers.

Students organized a community-action project to help out a local animal shelter and delivered nearly a half-ton of dog food to happy dogs.

Some love it and some hate it. Sixteen school districts in the Magic Valley run on a four-day school week.

The old swamp coolers and boilers at the two elementary schools will be dismantled and replaced with new roof-top HVAC units.

Float Magic, located in downtown Twin Falls, is a spa meant for everyone.

"The lack of accountability is alarming," a public school superintendent told the Times-News after Gov. Brad Little signed the bill Thursday morning.

Cellphone policies have encouraged face-to-face interaction between students, building genuine relationships, school administrators say.

Fashion 15 and Trends has become a beacon of economic prosperity in downtown Twin Falls over the past decade.