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Jerome volunteers honor Carl Nellis with 5th annual Day of Service (opens the original)
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JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —Volunteers completed two service projects Saturday for the 5th annual Carl Nellis Day of Service, honoring a man who spent his life serving others. Carl Nellis died five years ago. Those who knew him say he never missed a chance to help. Now, in his memory, the community continues his legacy. This year, volunteers helped a neighbor clean up their property and replace old sprinkler heads. Down in the canyon, another crew repainted the “Broken Bridge” on the Irwin-Nellis
Dogs take the plunge at Dierkes Lake for annual Pooch Splash (opens the original)
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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —People for Pets Magic Valley Humane Society held its 15th annual Pooch Splash at Dierkes Lake, one of the nonprofit’s two major fundraising events of the year. It is the only day of the year dogs are permitted in the lake. For one day, they are allowed to enjoy the water off-leash. Vendors selling treats and food lined the sidewalks. A raffle was held, with winners taking home specialized packages for their pets. The event raises money for People for Pets’ medical
Southern Idaho Renaissance Fair wraps fourth year at Cassia County Fairgrounds (opens the original)
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BURLEY, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —The Southern Idaho Renaissance Fair wrapped up its fourth year Saturday at the Cassia County Fairgrounds. The event began in 2022 after a shared idea, said Layla Valero, board president. “There are a bunch of people in different areas who had this idea. Wouldn’t it be super cool if we got a Renaissance fair here? One day they all just kind of heard that the others were talking about it and decided, hey, let’s get together and do this,” Valero said. The fair is drawing
Burley veteran receives Purple Heart after 39-year wait (opens the original)
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RUPERT, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —A Burley veteran received a Purple Heart after waiting 39 years for the award. David Lambert attended a ceremony recognizing his service after being wounded during a 1987 patrol in Honduras. The Purple Heart dates back to George Washington in 1792. It was created to honor troops wounded in service. Chuck Driscoll, Mini-Cassia County veterans service officer, said the award is not given lightly. “Purple Heart is given to veterans who have given, have been wounded in a c
Rupert Elks Lodge hosts corgi race to benefit animal shelter (opens the original)
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RUPERT, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) —The Rupert Elks Lodge held its second annual “Corgis and Cars” race, raising thousands of dollars for the Minidoka Animal Shelter. Co-founders Kathy Kontes and Shannon Miller started the event after bonding over a shared love of corgis and classic cars. Last year, the race raised $1,200 for the shelter. This year, organizers already had a $2,500 grant lined up, plus whatever they raised at the event. Organizers said the event is growing fast, with more cars and more co
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