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Plenty is happening this weekend to make one want to bundle up and get out and enjoy one of the fun events in the Magic Valley.

Are you tired of having the same old mashed potatoes every single year for Christmas dinner or other holiday meals? Or, contrarily, are you excited...

Some places you wouldn't expect to find delicious food, are sitting right in front of us daily. Here are some of the secret places to find a good meal in Twin Falls.

Do you go out to eat or go home and make something? There is a solution and place in Twin Falls that will help you not have to cook, as well as save you some money.

Just when your budget was about to bust after buying toys, necklaces, and flat screens this month, prepare to fully blow it up with fancy appetizers and booze. We'll put $537 toward socializing during the holidays. And you'll never guess which seasonal drink is the most popular.

Drunk uncles? Relatives arguing about politics? Before you start piling mashed potatoes on your plate, get to know some of the worst people coming to Thanksgiving dinner this year.

"May the hungry be fed, the outcast be welcomed, and the most good be done." This is the message that the Salvation Army puts into our community.

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times of the year. My entire family gets together to eat, laugh, talk and play games. There is only one problem...it's THIS week!

Christmas dinner is typically spent with family, but most of us have had a year or two when we couldn't make it to dinner with the family. In this case you either make a sandwich at home or go to a local restaurant. Several restaurants are open in Twin Falls on Christmas day.

People are always trying new diets and ways to eat food. Some people can't have gluten. Many people get all their nutritious from a blender by juicing.

As American's, we love to OVER celebrate holidays. The bigger the better in my book.

Christmas is coming and it should be a time of joy for everyone. You can help brighten the season at the benefit dinner and auction for a local Buhl family this Friday.