Eagle Scout Project Near Malta Focuses on Historic Oregon Trail
New markers dot a 2-mile stretch of the Oregon Trail near Malta, thanks to the work of an aspiring Eagle Scout, a number of volunteers, and a Bureau of Land Management archaeologist. Continue reading…
View ArticleIdaho Transportation Department Earns Award for Photo Collection
The Idaho Transportation Department was recently recognized for its Historical Photo Library archive, which has more than 30,000 historical images. Continue reading…
View ArticleA Historic IB Perrine Stagecoach Has Been Located And Is For Sale
A piece of Twin Falls history is on the auction block. Continue reading…
View ArticleStephen Hartgen Writes Book About Changes in Magic Valley
He’s had a long look at the region from several career angles. Continue reading…
View ArticleTwin Falls Library Hosting City Park Historic Walk
The City Park History Walk is just one of more than 25 events the library will be putting on in the month of June. Continue reading…
View ArticleIdaho's Amazing Firsts
You will never believe the unbelievable things that happened here first! Continue reading…
View ArticleSocial Distancing In History
This isn't the first time social distancing and quarantines made headlines. Continue reading…
View ArticleHistoric Burley Theater Has Closed Their Doors
Man this is so sad. The historic theater in Burley made the announcement yesterday that they had to close their doors. They are hoping it won't be for forever, but they also said they aren't sure they...
View ArticleMaid in the Shade, Flying Museum, in Twin Falls
The Arizona Commemorative Air Force Museum has braught back the "Maid in the Shade" World War II B-25J bomber to the Magic Valley Continue reading…
View ArticleSmall Idaho Towns Known For Big Things
There are so many amazing towns in Idaho and even though the entire state has less of a population than some large cities, there are a lot of small towns here known for some pretty great things....
View ArticleHelp: What’s the Real Story Behind These Old Twin Falls Idaho Buildings?
If you are as old as the buildings themselves or just know Twin Falls history, share with us your knowledge on the history of these cool old buildings. Continue reading…
View ArticleThousand Springs In Hagerman Used To Look Like A Thousand Springs
I love checking out old photos and history from around the area. I have been to Thousand Springs and it is absolutely stunning. But when I came across some old photos of the area it actually looks like...
View ArticleThe Story Of Twin Falls “Lady Bluebeard” Serial Killer 100 Years Ago
The story of Lyda Southard, Twin Falls very own serial killer, is one that still fascinates me to this day. Her nickname was Lady Bluebeard, assuming because Bluebeard himself had seven wives and she...
View ArticleSome Of The Most Historical Places To Visit In Southern Idaho
Southern Idaho is full of history. I mean, half the state has some kind of tribute to Lewis and Clark and the Oregon Trial. Some of the most historical places you can visit are right here in the Magic...
View ArticleHistoric Twin Falls ID Grain Silos Get Much Needed Makeover
If you've ever stood up close to the site, which I have, it's easy to get a sense of just how long these silos have stood in the historic district of Twin Falls. Continue reading…
View Article150-Yr-Old Kilns Up The Road From Hot Springs North Of Twin Falls
You can spend a day recharging your mind and body and also get an Idaho history lesson at the same time. Continue reading…
View Article‘Star Falls’ Is A 19th Century Water Graveyard East Of Twin Falls
The rapids are incredibly turbulent due to the fact that the river flow is forced through a 40-foot opening at the top of one of the falls, making the water too dangerous to navigate by boat or kayak....
View Article7 Idaho Locations With A Crazy History Behind Them
Idaho has some interesting history. We found some places around Idaho that have some interesting, some of them horrific, stories associated with them. Continue reading…
View ArticleAre Idaho Schools Prepared Enough to Prevent a School Shooting Attempt?
With school shootings happening in the country for centuries, have we learned from them and how can we stop them and be prepared for the potential of another? Continue reading…
View ArticlePillage and Plunder History’s ‘Vikings’ for These 9 Norsemen Facts
History’s Vikings famously ditches the classic helmet imagery, but did you know the concept of filthy, horned raiders was historically inaccurate anyway? Or that the Travis Fimmel series pays homage to...
View ArticleStricker Ranch Topic of Upcoming Herrett Forum
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – You’ve likely have heard of Stricker Ranch, perhaps you've even visited the place; but you may not have heard all of the things Curtis Johnson plans to...
View ArticleDo You Have a Favorite Museum?
Museum season is upon us. Well, O.K., it’s always open season. Continue reading…
View Article‘Be the Dinosaur’ Exhibit Opens at Idaho Natural History Museum
POCATELLO, Idaho (KLIX) – They are big, they are fierce and, lucky for us, they don’t live here anymore. But starting Saturday you can view their fossil remains at the Idaho Museum...
View ArticleOn This Day in History: D-Day
It was the turning point of World War II. More than 9,000 U.S. and allied soldiers lost their lives, but the invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944, commonly known as D-Day, allowed these 160,000 troops...
View ArticleSeat Open On the Twin Falls Historic Preservation Commission
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The city of Twin Falls is needing to fill an open position on a commission aimed at preserving the city's history. Continue reading…
View Article‘Celebrate’ Friday the 13th at the Old Pen
Something to do today: visit the Old Idaho Penitentiary in Boise for a ... well ... an interesting presentation. Continue reading…
View ArticleHidden Art: James Castle Artwork Found in Walls of Historic Boise House
A renovation team found a surprise recently while working on an old house in Boise. Continue reading…
View ArticleCanyon Ridge Students Learn Nation’s History with Liberty Wall
A recent collaboration of students, teachers and parents resulted in a display to help students learn the birth of the United States of America. Continue reading…
View ArticleITD Shares History of Roads in Idaho with Archive Photos
Idahoans can celebrate Historic Preservation Month by touring the state's roads through historic photos Continue reading…
View Article40 Idaho Teachers Invited to Lecture Series
Teachers invited to a lecture series are learning more about Idaho's unique role in the country’s history. Continue reading…
View ArticleTwin Falls New Museum Walking Path Is Like Traveling Back In Time
The Twin Falls Historical Museum has a new walking path that is like traveling back in time. Continue reading…
View ArticleExplore Idaho’s Atlantis, The Ghost Town Now Underwater
You wouldn't know it today, but hidden in the depths of Roosevelt Lake are the remnants of an old mining town of the same name. Continue reading…
View ArticleFind a Wheat Penny in Idaho? It Could Be Worth $300,000
We have so many regrets about parting with our childhood coin collection. So many regrets! Continue reading…
View ArticleDon't Miss These Events this June Weekend in the Magic Valley
Instead of staying inside and letting another weekend go by, get on out and attend one of the many events taking place this weekend around the Magic Valley. Continue reading…
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