retirement

Please don't hate me for saying this, but I was a little surprised by this finding. No that it is bad, I think most of Idaho is beautiful and we are very lucky to live here, I just wouldn't have expected this to be at the top on msn.com's list of the "Best Place to Retire in Idaho." I guess I was expecting McCall or Coeur d'Alene but the best place to retire in Idaho is, drum roll please...

The head of the St. Luke's Health System in Idaho is retiring at the beginning of next year

According to a study by msn.com, it costs $58,335.71 a year to retire comfortably in the Gem State, far less than in New York, California, or Hawaii where you need over six figures a year to get by.

The Idaho Department of Correction has chosen a new director to succeed the outgoing administrator who is set to retire this weekend

The Jerome County Planning and Zoning Administrator will step down after 26 years on the job.

They could choose to live a great many places but these same retirees are also close to many of the wonders of nature.

The chief executive officer of the J.R. Simplot Co. has announced his retirement. The Idaho-based company announced Friday that Bill Whitacre will step down from his top post in August after serving the company for the past 18 years

BOISE, Idaho (KLIX) The Idaho governor has named a trooper with connections to the Magic Valley as the new head of Idaho State Police as the current director is set to retire.

Alan Horner is the CEO of First Federal Banks in the Magic Valley. First Federal serves customers around the valley with 217 employees at 11 locations.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The head of the Twin Falls School District will be retiring next year.

Proost Produce Stands have become something Magic Valley residence look forward to every year.

There is nothing better in the morning than a delicious cup of gourmet coffee from your favorite coffee house, but at what cost? Yesterday, Starbucks started raising prices in various stores around the country by 1%.  Not a huge jump, but it could add up to around $15 extra per year if you drink there every day.