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  • 5 days ago | kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton

    TWIN FALLS, Idaho - A father and son from Shiermeier Taxidermy are facing new charges linked to a lengthy poaching investigation that has already implicated a group of hunters. Investigators allege that Tom and Ryan Schiermeier accepted orders for trophy mounts of 43 animals that were taken illegally, without proper documentation. Idaho News 6 previously reported on the investigation, which has led to multiple felony charges against several hunters connected to alleged ringleader Karl Studer.

  • 6 days ago | kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton

    KIMBERLY, Idaho - More than 21 students at Kimberly High School are sharpening their business skills as they prepare for the national competition for Business Professionals of America (BPA). The organization aims to equip high school students with essential skills for today's workforce, including medical coding, corporate ethics, and programming languages. "It's awesome to see how many people are helping us get to nationals," said student Anna.

  • 2 weeks ago | kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton

    SHOSHONE, Idaho - What if winning a house could also help support programs for youth? That's the idea behind a new raffle aimed at raising funds for various youth services in Lincoln County. The Lincoln County Youth Center, which opened its doors in August 2021, serves roughly 75 children each day through preschool and after-school programs. Board member Karla Davis grew up in Shoshone, and she remembers how few options there were for after- school activities while growing up.

  • 2 weeks ago | kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton

    DIETRICH, Idaho - Knowing the precise water needs of crops can significantly impact the growing season for Idaho farmers and, ultimately, the food available on tables across the country. A new weather station is coming online in Dietrich to assist farmers in maximizing yields while conserving water. Chris Taber, a seasoned farmer from the area, intimately understands the precariousness of farming. "You don't have to go to the casino to gamble," Taber said.

  • 2 weeks ago | kivitv.com | Lorien Nettleton

    SHOSHONE, Idaho - The sound of clinking glass and the hum of vintage milkshake machines fills the air as the new soda fountain and ice cream shop prepares for its grand re-opening this weekend. After years of closure, the shop is set to revive the nostalgic charm of classic soda fountains. Jamie and Robert Miller, along with Mary Kipp, are putting the final touches on the South Rail Street location. The shop, which has remained unchanged since its closure in 1995, seems frozen in time.

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