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An Old Train Depot In This Small Idaho Town Now Serves Ice Cream And Burgers
A diner by the railroad tracks has been feeding hungry people since 1917. That’s more than a century of hash browns, gravy, and coffee refills in one Idaho spot. The menu still leans hard on the classics. Chicken fried steak, finger steaks, biscuits and gravy, and tater tots with fry sauce all have a place here.
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This Idaho Mall Zoo Lets Visitors Hand-Feed A Porcupine And Touch Tortoise Shells
A porcupine named Willow signs off on the zoo’s online replies. That alone tells you the vibe of this place before you even find the front door. The front door, by the way, sits inside a shopping mall. Past the stores, you can hand-feed that same porcupine and scratch the shell of a sulcata tortoise.
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Meet Lola: The 9-Foot Alligator Living in Idaho’s Hot Springs for Over 20 Years!
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Tableside Guacamole And An Indoor Fountain Await At This Lively Twin Falls Mexican Restaurant
Your guacamole gets mashed right at the table here, and an indoor fountain sits nearby, ready for wishes. That’s a pretty good start to dinner. The chips and salsa land as soon as you sit. The menu runs long, with molcajete, mole, quesabirrias, and fajitas big enough to share.
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Hagerman museum building garage to house historic 1909 car
HAGERMAN, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Hagerman Valley Historical Society Museum is building a garage to house a 1909 auto buggy car with ties to the town’s history. Tom Gaskins, a car committee member for the museum, said he came across the car in Kimberly. He said he learned it was first bought in Hagerman and saw a photo of it on old Main Street, which started the effort to bring it back to town.