Elizabeth Hadley
KMVT News
Twin Falls, ID, United States
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Recent articles by Elizabeth:
Fit and Well Idaho: Social Worker Awareness Month
Mike Milligan, who is a social worker for home care and hospice, helps families navigate through the process when a family member gets placed on hospice care. → Read More
Early voting begins Monday in Twin Falls County
Early voting opens on Monday in Twin Falls County, for the upcoming March 14th election. → Read More
Fit and Well Idaho: Keeping your heart healthy through your diet
Food that are rich in fiber include beans and lentils, broccoli, berries, whole grains, apples and nuts. → Read More
Oakley community holding benefit concert dinner for music teacher who is fighting cancer
The dinner will be on March 10 at Oakley High School, at the fundraiser there will be a silent auction as well as live music from her students. → Read More
Fit and Well Idaho: 'Community Health Improvement Fund' grant applications is now open
The second round of the 'Community Health Improvement Fund' improvement grants is open now, and that is the topic of this week’s Fit and Well Idaho Report. → Read More
U.S. Navy Band to make a stop in Twin Falls on upcoming concert tour
The United States Navy Band is coming to Twin Falls and the community is invited. → Read More
Wood River Valley dentist arrested on charges of felony domestic violence
A well-known dentist in the Wood River Valley was arrested in Ada County on multiple charges of domestic abuse. → Read More
CNA Program at CSI, an opportunity for ESL students
A typical CNA program is 10 weeks long, but for those students who speak English as a second language, its 16 weeks. → Read More
Furry Friday: Bonnie
Bonnie is up for adoption at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter. → Read More
Jerome City and County continues to grow, adding new businesses and developments
Over the past several years, Jerome County has become a new hotspot for local businesses. → Read More
Declo Elementary receives grant to provide ‘Calm Rooms’ for students
The importance of taking care of your mental health has been heightened since the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
February is recognized as Loneliness Awareness Month; the dangers of loneliness
Typically when people think of loneliness, they think of it as being an emotional issue, but research shows that people who are lonely are at an increased risk of being diagnosed with dementia, heart disease, or having a stroke. → Read More
Community comes together to support Jerome elementary school teacher
The community is coming together with a Go-Fund me to help raise enough money to allow her to live independently in an ADA accessible house. → Read More
Furry Friday: Cameron
Cameron joined us for Furry Friday from the Twin Falls Animal Shelter. → Read More
Local farmer gets recognized on a national level
His yield recently won the national wheat yield contest, which is open to farmers all across the United States. → Read More
Fit and Well Idaho: Cervical Cancer awareness month
January is cervical cancer month bringing awareness to a disease that impacts more than 14,000 women per year. → Read More
The benefits of having a children’s museum in the area
The 50,000 donation came from North Canyon’s community health fund and one pediatrician looks forward to the kids in the community having somewhere safe to gets hands on learning and play. → Read More
Salute to Idaho Agriculture: how the drought situation impacts farmers decisions on which crops to plant
Pearson says farmers across the state are already coming up with backup plans as far as which crops do better in drier conditions. → Read More
Fit and Well Idaho: January is Thyroid Awareness Month
January is thyroid awareness month which brings awareness to a disease that affects more than 30 million Americans. → Read More
Buhl woman meets SIRCOMM dispatcher who she credits with saving her life
The dispatcher, Ethan Ross, says this is rare for someone to reach out and let them know how they are after the initial crisis is over. → Read More