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YOUR OFFICIAL 2021 JEROME

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On behalf of the residents and businesses of Jerome, I invite you to come experience the hospitality

and amenities of small town America as found in our community.

Jerome is centrally located to many of the world class outdoor recreation destinations in Southern Idaho. As you explore

everything the Magic Valley has to offer, we invite you to stop and relax

in one of our community parks. Your kids will love our new splash pad in downtown! You’ll also want to stay and dine at one of our family owned restaurants, including several which offer authentic Mexican food.

Jerome loves to celebrate holidays and special occasions. Come experience a piece of small town America at one of our many community events including: the Jerome County Fair and Rodeo, Joe Mama’s Car Show, Main Street Trick-or- Treat, Jerome Freedom Fest and Christmas in the Park.

We hope your experience here is enjoyable and that you tell your friends about us!

David M. Davis David M. Davis Jerome City Mayor

Letter from the mayor

Visit www.ci.jerome.id.us to view City of Jerome Government

and city information

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The City of Jerome is 114 years strong. Founded in 1907, our community in the Magic Valley has grown. Population as of 2019 is 23,730* and continues to grow. Our community has

weathered economic boosts and recessions. Through it all, we have built a neighborhood with a variety of industries that include higher education, manufacturing, dairies,

healthcare and many more.

Situated right off the I-84 we are the gateway to many fantastic adventures. Whether you seek short day trips or longer excursions we are within driving distance to Utah, Nevada, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. There many things to see and do here that include the Sawtooth National Forest, Craters of the Moon National Monument, City of Rocks, Minidoka

National Historic site, Thousand Springs and so much more.

A world of adventure and beauty awaits all starting in and around Jerome.

JEROME IS THE GATEWAY TO THE MAGIC VALLEY

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Jerome is the gateway to the magic valleyThe City of Jerome is 111 years strong. Founded in 1907, our community in the Magic Valley has grown. According to the 2016 census, the City of Jerome’s population is 11,317 and continues to grow. Our community has weathered economic boosts and recessions. Through it all, we have built a neighborhood with a variety of industries that include higher education, manufacturing, dairies, healthcare and many more.

Situated right off the I-84 we are the gateway to many fantastic adventures. Whether you seek short day trips or longer excursions we are

within driving distance to Utah, Nevada, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. There many things to see and do here that include the Sawtooth National Forest, Craters of the Moon National Monument, City of Rocks, Minidoka National Historic site, Thousand Springs and so much more.

A world of adventure and beauty awaits all starting in and around Jerome.

Take your world to new heights in 2019 by learning to fly withPrecision Aviation. Our Private pilot course covers concepts andpractical applications to prepare you for your Private Pilot License.

• We offer training for Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI• Instructors on staff available 24/7• Approved test center for all FAA written exams

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Due to COVID-19 causing some events to be cancelled

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Jerome in 2020.

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* Jerome County Labor Force And Economic Profi le, January 2021.


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Demographics tab on our website visitjeromeidaho.com

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2020 Year in Review2020 will go down in history. The Chamber wants to commend each of you, your businesses, and organizations for the quick response and adapting to keep employees working and your doors open. Among the challenges we have seen great growth, both individually and as a community, here are some highlights of how the Chamber has worked for you and the community throughout the year.

1 0 B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s • 2 2 A m b a s s a d o r s • 1 S t a f f M e m b e r

171 Members11 New Members

414 Newsletter Subscribers28,783 Emails sent

21,935 Website Page Hits (This is people looking at the Chamber online directory

to see who our members are).

1373 Followers68,794 Reach

67 Jobs posted1635 Job board Views

7 Chamber Lunches

8 Ribbon Cuttings

48 Business of the Week 38 Businesses Highlighted and 10 Industries

2 Business Afer Hours

100th Anniversary Annual Banquet & Fundraiser (200+ Attendees)

7th Annual Christmas in Jerome

61 Shop Local Social Media Posts Shop Local Contest with 5 winners

Ignite the Leader in YouSix week leadership series

48 Blog Posts

Weekly Chamber Chats on Lee Family Broadcasting.94.7 Buck FM • Hot 100 FM • La Perrona

Commitment • Integrity • Community Focus • Dedication We Look forward to another great year serving our members and community.

The Jerome Chamber wants

to thank the community, the

members, and our fantastic volunteers.


We’re Ready to Work With YouWe receive funding from the city, the county, and individual business leaders, but we make our decisions independently — and quickly. Speed is a hallmark of Jerome 20/20 because we are clear on the type of businesses we want to attract and why, and we have the network of state and regional connections to make plans come to life.

You’re Ready to Build. We’re Ready to Help. Jerome — the name of both the county and its biggest city — offers access that other regions simply can’t. Strategically situated in South-Central Idaho, the Jerome area has unparalleled connections to major interstate arteries, rail lines, and airports that reach throughout the vast West.

But access is about more than just bringing products in or shipping them out. Through Jerome 20/20, the area’s economic development organization, you’ll gain the support and key contacts you need to gain approvals quickly. We’re ready to meet you where you are and help shape your successful future.

You’re about to discover why agriculture, dairy, manufacturing, processing, and logistics companies have been seeking out our area over the past 20 years — and why thousands of employees love calling this place home.

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Larry HallExecutive DirectorPhone: (208) 539-0200Email: [email protected]

What Jerome 20/20 Can Do For You?You’re ready to grow. We’re ready to help you build. Jerome 20/20 brings a wealth of experience, talent, and resources to move your project from development to reality.

• Market and research • Introductions to government leaders • Site selection, including shovel-ready properties• Permit and other entitlement assistance • Help with utilities and service providers • Tax incentive sourcing• Employee hiring and training resources

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We couldn’t be more grateful to Jerome 20/20 for their support of the True West Beef project. They have whole-heartedly embraced our project, introduced us in the community, and helped us identify the steps we needed to make our project a reality. They are consummate business professionals with a keen understanding of what is required to be successful.”

— Jay Theiler, Executive VP, Strategy and PR, True West Beef

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We couldn’t be more grateful to Jerome 20/20 for their support of the True West Beef project. They have whole-heartedly embraced our project, introduced us in the community, and helped us identify the steps we needed to make our project a reality. They are consummate business professionals with a keen understanding of what is required to be successful”

— Jay Theiler, Executive VP, Strategy and

PR, True West Beef


Larry HallExecutive DirectorPhone: (208) 539-0200Email: [email protected]

What Jerome 20/20 Can Do For You?You’re ready to grow. We’re ready to help you build. Jerome 20/20 brings a wealth of experience, talent, and resources to move your project from development to reality.

• Market and research • Introductions to government leaders • Site selection, including shovel-ready properties• Permit and other entitlement assistance • Help with utilities and service providers • Tax incentive sourcing• Employee hiring and training resources

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We couldn’t be more grateful to Jerome 20/20 for their support of the True West Beef project. They have whole-heartedly embraced our project, introduced us in the community, and helped us identify the steps we needed to make our project a reality. They are consummate business professionals with a keen understanding of what is required to be successful.”

— Jay Theiler, Executive VP, Strategy and PR, True West Beef

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We’re Ready.You’re ready to rethink what’s possible for your business. Jerome 20/20 is ready to help you build your plans into reality.

Phone: (208) 539-0200104 W. Main, Suite 103Jerome, Idaho 83338 Visit www.Jerome2020.com

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JEROME — Jerome County was home to the Minidoka Relocation Center — known to locals as “Hunt Camp” — the largest of 11 relocation centers throughout the West used by the federal government during World War II to house thousands of people of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast.

Barracks from the Hunt Camp can be found reused as homes, office buildings and barns on both sides of the river. A bar-rack recreating life at the camp is featured in every tour of Jerome County Historical Society’s IFARM (Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum) at the crossroads of U.S. 93 and Interstate 84.

But that’s not the society’s traditional historical museum; it’s in downtown Je-rome in a former train depot.

The society, founded in 1981, started its first downtown museum in a log cabin be-

fore moving into The Depot Museum about a decade ago. Jerome’s historical society had an unusually robust group of volun-teers, but many are aging out now.

3 can’t-miss items At The Depot Museum, be sure to look

for these:Photos and memorabilia from the

iconic North Side Inn which sat until 1967 at the northwest corner of Main Street and Lincoln Avenue. The building was deemed

JEROME MUSEUMSBarracks and a train depot

DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS FIlE PHOTOJerome County Historical Society’s downtown museum is in a former train depot.

Early Jerome CountyMany small communities made up Jerome County in the early years. Coppdale (which soon became Falls City), Barrymore, Hunt, Green-wood, Hillsdale and Sugar Loaf are names of Jerome County towns rarely uttered these days.Only Jerome, Eden and Hazelton are left.Jerome County grew up in the shadow of Twin Falls County, as the north side’s development of irrigation came on the heels of its neighbor to the south.That area on the north side had a few hiccups in the years before becoming a county in 1919. North Side Canal Co. developers ran into problems because of the po-rosity of the bedrock north of the Snake River. Jerome Reservoir, built to store irrigation water, leaked like a sieve and never filled. Kuhn brothers Jerome and Wendell eventually went into receivership.

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a fire hazard and demolished. A near replica sits near the west end of Crossroads Point Boulevard off U.S. 93.

The 1910 museum building itself — one of Jerome’s two railroad depots — sat on the west side of town across the street from to-day’s livestock commission yard. The city of Jerome purchased the building in the 1970s from Union Pacific Corp. for $1 and moved

it into town for the senior citizens.A child’s sled made by internees at the

Minidoka Relocation Center from metal scraps and wooden shipping crates.

Museum information Where: The Depot Museum is at 220

First Ave. E.; IFARM is at U.S. 93 and In-terstate 84.

When: Depot Museum hours are 1-5 p.m.

Tuesdays-Saturdays, April 1 to Dec. 31; winter hours are 1-4 p.m. Thursdays-Sat-urdays, Jan. 1 to March 31. IFARM is by ap-pointment.

Cost: Free admission at both locations.

Memberships: $15 individual, $25 family, $75 supporting member and $100 business member.

Contact: Rob Ellis, tour guide, 208-308-9156.

DREW NASH, TIMES-nEWSa receipt from the former north Side Inn is on display in Jerome.

DREW NASH PHOTOS, TIMES-nEWSabove: dolls once played with at the Minidoka Relocation Center. left: People mosey around old farm equipment in September 2013 during live History days at the Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum.

DREW NASH, TIMES-nEWS FIlE PHOTOdolls once belonging to children in the Minidoka War Relocation Center are displayed at the Jerome County Historical Museum in Jerome.Museums

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C reativity in the workplace has become a “must have”. Today we oper-ate in a highly competi-tive, global environment,

making creativity crucial. You might be wondering what does creativity do for a business or organization? It is creativ-ity that keeps your business moving for-ward with fresh new ideas and innova-tion. This encompasses more than new products or services, it includes stream-lining efficiency and productiveness.

Many people view their jobs as 8-to-5 grind in a cubicle or office, dreaming of the weekends. We often have set tasks that need to be accomplished and often feel there is no time for cre-ativity. Being creative at work generally means taking risks, which can make some people hesitate. Fear of the un-known is powerful, especially if it means you might fail. Boland Jones, CEO PGi Software said: “Creativity leads to pro-ductivity.”

Applying creative thinking in your ev-eryday work life will stop the drudgery and you will be able to unlock more meaningful results. Creativity in the workplace is for everyone regardless of their position. Focusing on the big picture, employees become emotion-ally invested in their work and less fear-ful of failure.

3 Key Benefits of fostering creativity in the workplace include:

Creativity Builds Better Teamwork

Creativity inspires employees to work with each other. The creative process encourages collaboration. Businesses need to encourage the mindset of continuous learning encouraging employees to seek new information, knowledge and new ways to do things.

Many unique ideas come from just one person but they are molded by a team to become fully formed.

Creativity Improves the Ability to Attract and Retain Employees

When creativity is encouraged em-ployees are more content with their jobs and are committed to reaming loyal to the company.

Creativity Increases Problem-Solving

With the ability to think creatively and outside of the box, employees are more likely to come up with unique and innovative solutions to obstacles they encounter. This ea-gerness to solve problems can lead to new ways to accomplish tasks and adds to a more efficiently run busi-ness.

The top skill that CEO’s are looking for in skilled workers is creativity. 60% of CEO’s polled, cited creativity as the most important leadership qual-ity, compared with 52% for integrity. The reason creativity is the most val-ued skill is that it generates a posi-tive impact on the ROI (Return on Investment) and creative people are independent thinkers and innovative with problem-solving.

As a Manager or Business owner in order to foster creativity you need to:

Never Say No When you are in a brainstorming

session, or an employee comes to

you with an idea, “no” sends a nega-tive message. Find ways to redirect the idea so it can become a “yes answer” It is all too easy to turn down an idea because you think it won’t work, muffling the creative thinkers in your workplace means that innova-tion will be stifled and the employees will be less likely to continue to come up with new and smart solutions.

Diversify Your Team A variety of perspectives, insights

and learning styles accelerate the problem-solving process.

The way your team works to-gether is more important than the ideas generated. Ed Catmull, the President of Pixar shares how getting the right team is necessary and that it is better to focus on how the en-tire team is performing collectively together over the individual talents within the team. Catmull emphasizes that “getting the right people and the right chemistry is more important than getting the right idea.”

Creativity increases curiosity and

drives the desire to learn. Feed cre-ativity by asking questions, this builds ideas with help and insight from oth-ers. Having a clear understanding of strategies that encourage creativity and innovation, managers can fos-ter growth among employees and teams.

“Companies who are creative are more successful” Tucker Marion, As-sociate Professor, Northeastern Uni-versity D’Amore-McKim School of Business

Regardless of the industry, there are ways to be creative. For ex-ample, in the retail industry, there are ways you can be creative with low-cost solutions that improve cus-tomer service. I read once that one company slipped a little chocolate with a handwritten thank you on the receipt when the purchase placed in the bag. For a service industry, there are creative ways to improve processes that speed up efficiency while making employees happier.

Do not sell yourself short, even the craziest idea that you think is com-pletely off can often be the one idea that people latch onto. Employees, do not be afraid to share these ideas with your co-workers and managers it will always end up being a win/win for the organization.

Sources:

� Creativity Inc, Catmull, Ed, 2014, pp 74 � https://www.tuw.edu/business/creativ-ity-in-the-workplace/

� https://www.allbusiness.com/the-importance-of-creativity-in-the-work-place-24566-1.html

� https://startupnation.com/trending/creativity-innovation-workplace/

� https://www.northeastern.edu/gradu-ate/blog/creativity-importance-in-business/

� https://www.bestpracticeconsulting.com.au/_blog/articles/post/Foster-ing_creativity_in_the_workplace/

� https://marketeer.kapost.com/creativ-ity-stats/

Why is creativity so IMPORTANT in the workplace?


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The first Jerome County Fair was held in September 1920. The first fair included a judging of produce and animals, baking contests, canning demonstrations, a band concert, and a “Better Baby” Contest sponsored by Red Cross.

The first Jerome County Fair Rodeo was in 1945 and was open to all residents of the North Side area. The first Rodeo Queen contest was also started in 1945.

The Jerome County Fair and Rodeo was blessed to celebrate 100 years in 2020, culminating with a PRCA

ProRodeo Top Five Small Rodeo of the Year nomination.

With a theme of “Join the Fun in ’21,” the 2021 Jerome County Fair will celebrate the ag community and Jerome County’s history August 9-14. This year 4-H will have a full schedule of livestock shows as well as indoor displays. Browns Amusements will be back with a full carnival, and you won’t want to miss the vendors and food concessionaires, and we invite everyone to “Join the Fun” by entering one of our competitive exhibit classes!

JEROME COUNTY FAIR

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Join the fun, get to know your Jerome neighbors and community members.VISIT https://members.visitjeromeidaho.com/events

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JEROME ANNUAL COMMUNITY EVENTS

2021Every Saturday June 5th thru Oct. 9th Jerome Farmers Market (Mountain View Barn) 9am-1pm www.jeromefarmersmarket.com

July 10th Jerome’s Chamber Golf Scramble Fundraiser (93 Golf Ranch) 8:30am-2pm

August 9th- 14th Jerome County Fair & Rodeo (Jerome County Fair Grounds)

August 10th- Jerome County Fair Parade-(Main St.) 4pm

August 14th Joe Mama’s Car Show (ICCU Park & Veterans Park) 9am

December 4th – Christmas in Jerome-(5pm Lights Parade on Main St.)

� Tree lighting event at the ICCU Park, Photos with Santa, hot cocoa, cookies, baked potatoes & more

� NEW 2021- BEST DECORATED HOUSE CONTEST

2022April- Community Easter Egg Hunt

June- 39th Annual Live History Day

July 2- 6th Annual FreedomFest 3pm-9pm ICCU Park & Veterans Park (Food, Music, Vendors)

� Fireworks at dusk at the Jerome High School football field


This year’s activities in DePew arena will include three nights of PRCA ProRodeo on August 9, 10, 11; Spandex Nation will entertain in the Grandstand on Thursday,

August 12; Country Artist Ian Munsick will perform on Friday, August 14; The Knockout Mud Drags will finish out the six days of Fair on August 14.

For more information on the 2021 Jerome County Fair, please visit www.jeromecountyfair.com

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Canyon Event Center LLC(208) 733-9392330 Canyon Crest DriveTwin Falls, ID 83301

Canyon Trail Realty(208) 324-3354700 S LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Canyonside Christian School(208) 324-3444820 East Nez PerceJerome, ID 83338

Central Equipment(208) 324-8515246 E Frontage Rd. NJerome, ID 83338

City Of Jerome,(208)324-8189152 East Avenue AJerome, ID 83338

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Claude Brown’s Carpet Cleaning, Flooring & Restoration(208) 733-2108143 S Park Ave WestTwin Falls, ID 83301

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College of Southern Idaho - Jerome Center(208) 324-5101104 W. Main Ste 101Jerome, ID 83338

Commercial Creamery Co(208)324-5868P.O. Box 427Jerome, ID 83338

Con Paulos Chevrolet (208) 324-3900P.O. Box 483Jerome, ID 83338

Costco Wholesale(208) 736-1550731 Pole Line RoadTwin Falls, ID 83301

Country Auto, LLC(208) 324-14572400 South LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Creekside TLC(208) 539-27922112 East 3100 SouthWendell , ID 83355

Crossroads Point(208) 324-6644P.O. Box 378/112 So. LincolnJerome, ID 83338

CTR - Cleanup & Total Restoration(208) 734-2969211 Addison Avenue WestTwin Falls, ID 83301

D & B Supply(208) 324-71441120 South LincolnJerome, ID 83338

D.A.K. Personal Touch Yard Care(208) 539-4208P.O. Box 623Jerome, ID 83338

D.L. Evans Bank(208) 324-5200980 South LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Demaray’s Jerome Memorial Chapel(208) 324-4555629 3Rd Avenue EastJerome, ID 83338

Direct Realty, LLC(208) 677-2055874 EAST RdJerome, ID 83338

Edward Jones - Chapin(208) 324-1208314 West Nez PerceJerome, ID 83338

Edward Jones - Clelland(208) 324-0174111 Pioneer Ct., Suite 3Jerome, ID 83338

El Sombrero Restaurant(208) 324-7238153 West MainJerome, ID 83338

Elison Dentistry(208) 644-91661555 South Lincoln AvenueJerome, ID 83338

Embrace Life Recovery Center(208) 595-2298154 1st Ave WJerome, ID 83337

Falls Orthodontic(208) 324-9880318 Falls Ave.Twin Falls, ID 83301

Family Health Services(208) 737-6709794 Eastland DrTwin Falls, ID 83301

Family Medicine Res IDency Of IDaho(208) 850-5933777 N RaymondBoise, ID 83704

Farmers Bank(208) 324-3800P.O. Box 505Jerome, ID 83338

Farmers Insurance (Raul Torrez Agency, LLC )(208) 536-6600240 S. Lincoln Ste CJerome, ID 83338

Felicity Finds Designs(208) 961-0413209 Bracken St STwin Falls, ID 83301

First American Title(208) 324-6822199 Country LaneJerome, ID 83338

First Fed Savings Bank(208) 324-3663P.O. Box 527Jerome, ID 83338

Freightliner Of Idaho(208) 644-6000541 Arlen DrJerome, ID 83338

Galaxy Awards(208) 733-9001630 Blue Lakes BlvdTwin Falls, ID 83301

Hall & Associates(208) 324-00441805 S Lincoln AveJerome, ID 83338

Heritage Academy(208) 595-1617500 S. LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Hilex Poly/Novolex(208) 324-7160540 W Nez PerceJerome, ID 83338


Hub International(208) 734-1711157 River Vista PlTwin Falls, ID 83301

Idaho Central Credit Union(208) 733-47772355 S. LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Idaho Dairymen’s Association(208) 308-3383195 River Vista Place, Suite 308Twin Falls ID 83301

Idaho Fish & Game(208) 324-4359319 South 417 EastJerome, ID 83338

Idaho Hydrojetting Septic & Drain(208) 539-5060PO Box 468Jerome, ID 83338

Idaho Milk Products(855) 375-64552249 S Tiger DriveJerome, ID 83338

Idaho Milk Transport, Inc(208) 878-5000PO Box 1185Burley, ID 83318

Idaho Power(208) 736-3210273 Blue Lakes Blvd STwin Falls, ID 83301

Idaho State Department of Agriculture(208) 332-8523Jerome, ID 83338

Idaho Youth Ranch(208) 324-53515465 W Irving StreetBoise, ID 83706

Intermountain Fabrication LLC(208) 324-4104124 Br IDon WayJerome, ID 83338

Intermountain Gas Co(208) 733-7178451 Alan Dr.Jerome, ID 83338

Jason L. Peterson, CPA, Chtd.(208) 324-8187115 1St Avenue EastJerome, ID 83338

Jerome 20/20(208) 324-8982104 West Main St Suite 103Jerome, ID 83338

Jerome Chamber of Commerce(208) 324-2711104 W Main StreetJerome, ID 83338

Jerome City Fire Department(208) 324-2323110 W YakimaJerome, ID 83338

Jerome Country Club(208) 324-5081P.O. Box 136Jerome, ID 83338

Jerome County(208) 644-2705300 North LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Jerome County Arrest Records(208) 218-8138Jerome, ID 83338

Jerome County Commerce Authority(208) 404-6610300 N. Lincoln Ave., St. 301Jerome, ID 83338

Jerome County Fair board(208) 324-7209200 North FirJerome, ID 83338

Jerome County Historical Society(208) 324-5641P.O. Box 50Jerome, ID 83338

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Jerome Little Tigers(208) 324-8151124 North LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Jerome Physical Therapy (208) 324-3090P.O. Box 748Jerome, ID 83338

Jerome Police Department(208) 324-4328124 S LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Jerome Public Library(208) 324-5427100 1st Ave EastJerome, ID 83338

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Les Schwab1848 S lincoln aveJerome, Id 83338(208) 324-8946

Links Apartments14 S 100 W,Jerome, Id 83338(208) 324-0572

Long View Dairy381-B Bob Barton RoadJerome, Id 83338(208) 324-7904

Lytle Signs, Inc.P.O. Box 305Twin Falls, Id 83303(208) 733-1739

Magic Electric, Plumbing, Heating + Air393 Railway St.Jerome, Id 83338(208) 944-2107

Magic Valley Electric395 Railway StreetJerome, Id 83338

Marin Technologies154 1st ave E #321Jerome, Id 83338(208) 329-6792


Jerome Senior Citizen Center, Inc.(208) 324-5642520 N LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Jim Patrick (Senate)(208) 733-68972231 E 3200 NTwin Falls, ID 83301

Joe Mama’s Car Show, LLC(208) 867-5110PO Box 34Jerome, ID 83338-0034

Kachale Bilingual Magazine(208) 320-0011125 4th Ave EJerome, ID 83338

Kauffman Farm(208) 731-51283791 N. 2100 E.Filer, ID 83328

Kenworth Sales Company(208) 324-8886322 E. Frontage Rd. NorthJerome, ID 83338

KMVT(208) 733-11001100 Blue Lakes Blvd NorthTwin Falls, ID 83301

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Laurie Lickley(208) 420-7975445 E 400 SJerome, ID 83338

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North Canyon Medical Center(208) 934-9884267 North Canyon Drive Gooding, ID 83330

North Side Bus Co.(208) 324-442647A South 100 WestJerome, ID 83338

North Side Canal Company(208) 324-2319921 North LincolnJerome, ID 83338

North Side Journal(208) 539-2261P.O. Box 174Jerome, ID 83338

Northpointe Realty(208) 324-7653125 1St Avenue EastJerome, ID 83338

Northside Military Museum Inc(208) 595-8012PO Box 261Jerome, ID 83338

Northside Real Estate Group at Keller Williams(208) 404-6322868 E MainJerome, ID 83338

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Pennywise Bookkeeping(208) 720-4456213 Nevada StreetGooding, ID 83330

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Renew Churches, Inc.(208) 293-8003111 East MainJerome, ID 83338

Rexroat Harberd & Assoc(208) 324-2351P. O. Box 7Jerome, ID 83338

Rite Stuff Foods(208) 324-84102155 S Lincoln AveJerome, ID 83338

Rush Truck Center(208) 732-7800537 Arlen DriveJerome, ID 83338

Safari Hospitality(208) 733-20981554 Fillmore St.Twin Falls, ID 83301

Scarrow Meats(208) 324-7657331 N RoadJerome, ID 83338

Senator James Risch(208) 734-67801411 Falls Ave East Suite 201Twin Falls, ID 83301

Signed, Sealed and Delivered(208) 324-2400201 East Main StreetJerome, ID 83338

SIRCOMM(208) 324-1911P.O. Box 504Jerome, ID 83338

Snake River Elks Lodge #2807(208) 324-0200412 E 200 SJerome, ID 83338

So Central Community Action Partnership(208) 733-9351PO Box 531Twin Falls, ID 83303

Soran’s Depot Grill & Turf Club(208) 733-2417545 Shoshone St SoTwin Falls, ID 83301

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Southern Idaho RV & Marine(208) 324-466160 bob barton rdjerome, ID 83338

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State Farm Insurance(208) 324-3772214 E. Yakima StJerome, ID 83338

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TitleOne(208) 324-3357237 N. LincolnJerome, ID 83338

Today’s Dental Care(208) 324-8861119 Country LaneJerome, ID 83338

TOK Commercial(208) 947-0841195 River Vista Place, Suite 204Twin Falls, ID 83301

Tomato’s Jr(208) 644-9100602 South Lincoln AveJerome, ID 83338

Triple S Landscaping(208) 280-2321218 8Th Avenue WestJerome, ID 83338

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JEROME — Shoveling dirt into the air, repre-sentatives from across Jerome County partici-pated in a groundbreaking ceremony Monday morning.

The currently vacant lot will soon be home to the first of several commercial and industrial buildings, called Northbridge Junction. Near the Flying J Truck Plaza, the location provides easy access to I-84 and Highway 93, said Chris McKay, investor representative.

McKay is with IronVista Development Group, the developer from Utah.

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TWIN FALLS — Local officials took another step toward trying to bring a third river crossing to the Magic Valley.

Commissioners from Twin Falls and Jerome counties and Filer and Je-rome highway districts met June 3 at the Twin Falls Visitor Center to sign a joint powers agreement. Through this agreement, the commissioners created a new entity that will allow them to better advocate and push for the project.

While this push for a third river crossing is a lo-cally driven effort, it would turn into a state and federal project due to the costs in-volved.

“We’re taking a big step today of what is the begin-ning of a real long-term, but worthwhile effort,” Je-rome County commission

chairman Ben Crouch said.Twin Falls County com-

mission chairman Jack Johnson called the signing a historic moment for the Magic Valley. While the construction of a possible third river crossing is still

years away, a new crossing would alleviate significant traffic congestion near the Perrine Bridge that is expected to worsen as the area continues to grow.

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DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS Jesse Barrus, with the Idaho Transportation department, speaks during the third crossing joint powers agreement signing ceremony Thursday in Twin Falls.

DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS Mike Praegitzer, Jerome highway district chairman, signs the third crossing joint powers agreement during a ceremony Thursday in Twin Falls.

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“This fills a need that isn’t available around here currently,” he said.

Representatives from Je-rome 20/20 Inc., Southern Idaho Economic Develop-ment, Business Plus, Je-rome Chamber of Com-merce, Crossroad Points, and Peterson Brothers Construction were in at-tendance. Jerome County commissioners also at-tended along with Idaho Rep. Laurie Lickley.

The first building will be 79,404 square feet and feature 14 dock-level doors. Construction is expected to be completed by the Fall of 2022. McKay said as soon as the first building reaches 75% oc-cupancy, construction will begin on the next larger building.

The buildings could house light manufactur-ing or distribution and lo-gistics, said Connie Sto-pher, executive director of Southern Idaho Economic Development.

McKay said after the initial construction is completed, the rest of the building will be built ac-cording to tenant requests.

“Every time I think ‘square peg for square hole,’ I’m surprised with all the companies we can offer to,” McKay said.

He said there are plenty of companies that need to be in the area because of local raw materials.

Larry Hall, executive director of Jerome 20/20 Inc., said another unique feature of the project is the leasing ability.

“Often time people don’t have the ability to finance this kind of project,” Hall said.

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Identifying a location for the potential bridge is one of the next steps in this process. The Idaho Transportation Depart-

ment Board last month allocated $4 million for a planning and environ-mental linkage study that will examine potential sites for a new crossing.

This study, which could take up to two years to complete, will build off

the work completed in an origin-destination study that ITD will release the final version of soon, ITD District 4 Engineer Jesse Barrus said at the signing.

This previous study ex-amined traffic patterns in the area, and how different

potential bridge locations would affect those traffic flows. According to this study, multiple points of Blue Lakes Boulevard will reach a “level of service” rating of F during peak evening hours by 2040, which is a failing grade.

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DREW NASH, TIMES-nEWS Jesse Barrus, with the Idaho Transportation department, speaks during the third crossing joint powers agreement signing ceremony Thursday, June 3, 2021, in Twin Falls.

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Yingst GradeGolf Course to Yingst RoadJerome, ID

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