easter eggs

There need to be more adult Easter egg hunts in the Magic Valley so they can have some Easter fun as well.

Easter is still over a couple weeks away, but the way March is going, it will be here before you know it. While most of us are unlikely thinking about the holiday yet, that doesn't mean it isn't too soon to pull out those Easter baskets and go start hunting eggs. It ...

Here are some of the events and deals taking place this Easter weekend in the Magic Valley.

A woman in the Magic Valley is looking to help out for Easter and to make things a little more special for everyone in the area.

With the white on the ground, it may make things a little easier for the Easter Bunny this year, as eggs might be hidden differently.

Some stores will also provide meals already prepared.

Did you know about this? I love it. If you don't have any old ties laying around, you can pick some up at places like Mustard Seed, St Vincent de Paul or any thrift store in Twin Falls.

A group in Sacramento California tried to beat the Work Record for the largest Easter Egg Hunt but they failed!

I know that most Easter egg hunts have moved to the "plastic egg" variety instead of using real eggs.  But it seems like real eggs make it into the mix one way or another... Especially if you have little kids that still like to color eggs.

Every year we buy a mass amount of chocolate malt balls and jelly beans to fill plastic eggs for Easter. This year my husband suggested putting money in all of the eggs so that the kids wouldn't have as much candy after Easter.

It's Easter! That means it's time for brightly colored Easter Eggs hid all over the house, which you may or may not ever find (until they start to smell). Instead of using real eggs this year, why not tech up your Easter a bit by creating your own LED Glowing Easter Eggs! The project is really simple, and once completed the glowing eggs look pretty decent. My son Jack, who is three, helped me buil