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We are barely in to 2022 and we are seeing some 2021 trends still hanging around that we hate. It is ok, life doesn't change in an instant like the new year does. However, it would be nice if these things were to just stay in 2021 where they belong.

Twin Falls has a lot to do, it is one of the many reasons I love living here. However, there have been some suggestions that you hear from people all over the area stating they wish Twin Falls had these things. Here are some of the more common suggestions we hear when we ask what businesses Twin Falls needs.

The Twin Falls County Fair officially has a theme and they are going to announce which artist will be performing. For right now, we can only speculate. But here is what we do know about the Twin Falls County Fair in 2022.

A Twin Falls man has decided to push his body to the limit to raise money for the Canyon Ridge High School baseball team. Derek Eccles has decided to raise money and ask people to pledge to his journey however they can. All money raised will go to the Canyon Ridge High School Baseball Team

Every high school senior around the area needs to do a senior project. One Twin Falls girl decided to use her senior project to put together a prom just for those with special needs. The event is free and she is also looking for any help anyone wants to give.

DISCLAIMER: Now, before I go any further, if you can't take a joke stop reading. Obviously this is satire so don't take life too seriously right now.

On January 24th, the biggest announcement yet will be made and in anticipation of the news, the Hwy 30 Music Festival website has been halted of ticket purchases.

Thompson Square will be returning to Cactus Petes in Jackpot next month. The iconic country duo is back by popular demand and will be performing in the Gala Showroom where there isn't a bad seat in the house.

Have you been wanting to get in a hot spring this winter? Maybe you have never been to the Eagle Tree and want to head out to see the bald eagles this year.

A Twin Falls man has gone viral and became an inspiration for people all over the country after he lost 235 pounds and decided to become a healthier and stronger person. His journey was not just about losing weight, but also about finding himself and his happiness again.

"Death by Chocolate" is one of the biggest and sweetest events of the year around the Magic Valley. The fundraiser helps Twin Falls Rotary with events and giving back to the community. For the second year in a row, the event has been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.

A popular restaurant in Heyburn has made the announcement that they will be closing their doors next month. Upper Crust Bistro will have to permanently close their doors, even though they really don't want to do so.