craigslist

I do wonder what some people are thinking when they post grainy and blurred pictures or don't leave a description or good title for the item they are selling.

Whether you're a kid or an adult, one of the simple pleasures in life is getting a bike ride in, and the "Free" section of Craigslist/Twin Falls has several that people have listed and want to get rid of.

I'm a big fan of seeking out what other people consider to be junk. One item jumped off the Twin Falls / free section of Craigslist this morning that is a must-take for fans of the piano.

It might require some electrical work to get road ready, but it's FREE, and it'll "look so good in the driveway." (-Clark Griswold)

Rehoming and large litters are the two main reasons so many are needing rescuing.

I recently checked the "free" section of Craigslist for southern Idaho and it felt like I was scrolling through the website for an animal shelter. There are a large number of animals that have been put up for new homes by Magic Valley residents.

There’s a thrill in the yard sale hunt, but thanks to technology you don’t have to drive around aimlessly during your treasure hunts.

This is enough hand soap to last you the rest of your natural life. Think how excited your children (and their children, and their children, and their children) will be to have this handed down in your will. Your kin will be able to fight the Coronavirus into the year 4,000.

If you have been thinking about getting rid of your old, tired bookcases, tables, appliances, or dressers, the "free" section of Twin Falls' Craigslist has a lot of good stuff up for grabs presently.

A free "project boat" has been listed by an owner in Jerome, Idaho. If you have a trailer (because his is not included in this offer), then you are invited to contact the seller to make pickup arrangements.

Add high dollar amounts with the added pressure of making quick decisions to secure a spot. It is a enticing combo for -dirty rotten- scammers who take advantage of people to steal their money.

I'm not sure what year this beauty was built, but I can easily imagine Eli Whitney sitting back in a chair, and watching one of his four children on it