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1. Twin Falls Zoological Center seeks funds during toughest month (kmvt.com) — Twin Falls' Zoological Center inside Magic Valley Mall is struggling through its toughest month, caring for more than 300 rescued animals while trying to raise $10,000 by the end of September. Leaders warn that without more support, popular hands-on animal experiences could be cut, reducing the up-close wildlife encounters many Magic Valley families enjoy.
2. Twin Falls to build memorial for those affected by In-N-Out shooting (localnews8.com) — Twin Falls officials are moving ahead with a permanent memorial to honor the three people killed and others affected by the Aug. 1 In-N-Out shooting. The city and Twin Falls Community Foundation will work with families, survivors, and first responders on the design, while local donations, boosted by seed money from the Idaho Community Foundation, will fund construction and long-term care.
3. Man accused of shooting at Twin Falls home considered armed and dangerous (kmvt.com) — Twin Falls police are searching for Anthony Alvarez, accused of firing multiple shots at an occupied home on Trotter Drive after an earlier confrontation. Witnesses say gunfire was exchanged as a vehicle drove away, and investigators now consider Alvarez armed and dangerous following a review of surveillance video and his apparent flight from the area.
4. Week Five Friday Night Blitz Co-Spotlight Game: Burley vs. Minico (kmvt.com) — High school football fans in Twin Falls can watch the Bruins face crosstown rival Canyon Ridge in a co-spotlight matchup as Great Basin Conference play ramps up. The main feature is Burley vs. Minico, but the schedule also highlights several other Magic Valley games that help shape early conference races and playoff hopes.
5. Father and son team at Idaho Dairymen's Association witnesses to industry grow (capitalpress.com) — Twin Falls plays a central role in Idaho's dairy industry, housing the Idaho Dairymen's Association and Idaho Dairy Herd Improvement Association led by longtime local advocates Bob and Rick Naerebout. Their work has guided the industry through rapid herd growth, environmental research, and policy debates, including immigration reform, while helping improve the image and community relationships of large-scale dairies statewide.
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