Forest Service Adapting So. Hills Road Plan
                   
redorbit.com     Apr 29, 2008          

By Sven Berg, The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 29--U.S. Forest Service Minidoka District Ranger Scott Nannenga said Monday his office is working on a plan to free up more trails for off-road vehicles while restricting use on 95 miles of roads in the South Hills. [read full story]                

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Man Returns To Place Of Birth To Mate

theonion.com     23 hrs ago          

When it came time to procreate, the adult male was drawn by some mysterious force back to his hometown, left. TWIN FALLS, ID—In one of nature's most stirring and mysterious rituals, human male Michael Forrester journeyed back...                

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Nature By Way of the Byway: Making the Most of a Lazy Country Drive

redorbit.com     yesterday          

By Andrew Weeks, The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Jul. 18--If you're like me, you're fairly new to south-central Idaho. And that means, if you're like me, you've been itching to get out and explore the area's great outdoors.                

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Smokejumpers practice parachuting into harm's way

rgj.com     Jul 18, 2008          

By Jeff DeLong • jdelong@rgj.com • July 17, 2008 Six specially trained firefighters parachuted to the flanks of Peavine Peak on Thursday, honing skills to help them battle blazes burning in some of the most remote and...                

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Otter picks Twin Falls businessman to replace Brackett

idahostatesman.com     Jul 18, 2008   6 related          

Gov. Butch Otter appointed Twin Falls businessman Stephen Hartgen Thursday to complete the term of former Rep. Bert Brackett, R-Rogerson, who is running for Senate. The move was mostly a formality, as Hartgen had already been...                

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