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Camping, fishing, swimming, and hitting the lake are obvious ways to spend Memorial Day, but there are tons of events and other options around Twin Falls as well.

This weekend is packed full of events, and there is no reason to be bored or inside in Twin Falls this weekend, unless you want to be.

One of the best parts about summer is it means that fair season is near, but many of us don't want to wait until the fair.

Summer has arrived and brought with it an abundance of sunshine. My son Jack and I decided to put the sun to good use and make our own solar cooker to roast up some hotdogs. It was an easy and fun project, and only called for Jack to be patient long enough for the hotdog to cook, which is hard for a three year old.

I personally can't watch the annual Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest...but that doesn't mean ESPN didn't cover the entire contest yesterday, in Coney Island, New York.  There were some twists this year, though.  Here's the full rundown for your gorging pleasure . . .  The New York Daily News reported the winner for the fifth straight year, 27-year-old JOEY CHESTNUT of San Jose, California wo

Baseball season kicked off with a few games yesterday, and a lot more games today.  Now that the administrative stuff is out of the way, let's talk about what's REALLY important:  Eating hot dogs at those games.  According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council . . . which sounds like an awesome council and one I'd like to be a part of . . . MLB parks will serve approximately 22,435,400 hot d