In each Sunday edition of the Times-News, we highlight our photographers’ best photos from recent stories.
CSI cowboy Wes Shaw competes in steer wrestling during the 46th annual CSI Intercollegiate Rodeo on March 11 at CSI in Twin Falls.
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PHOTOS: Skills, pies and concerns
The staff of the Times-News share their photos of the week.
Region 18 Championship — SLCC Vs. CSI
CSI's Taycee Harper looks to MVP Livia Knapp after winning the Region 18 Championship tournament March 10 at CSI in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Pi Day, a smashing success at Xavier Charter
Teachers get whip cream pies thrown at them in celebration of Pi Day during an assembly Tuesday afternoon at Xavier Charter School in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
The 46th annual CSI Intercollegiate Rodeo
CSI cowboy Wes Shaw competes in steer wrestling during the 46th annual CSI Intercollegiate Rodeo on March 11 at CSI in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Painting on fabric
Participant Winnie Christensen, middle, celebrates a new skill during her "Indian Fabric Painting" class March 8 in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
The Orpheum Theatre presents "The Music Man"
- Brayden Weeks
Impact area of the Lava Ridge Project proposal
Brian Olmstead talks about the impact that building up to 400 windmills could cause March 9 on top of Wilson Butte north of Eden.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Softball: Kimberly Vs. Filer
Filer's Brooklyn Goodrich wears her rally cap against Kimberly during their game Tuesday at Filer High School.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Reading is for the dogs
Brooklyn Hernandez reads to a golden retriever at the March 11 Reading to a Therapy Dog event at the Twin Falls Public Library.
- ERIC GOODELL, TIMES-NEWS
Veterans
Mini-Cassia Veterans Service Officer Chuck Driscoll is seen Monday in Rupert.
- LAURIE WELCH, TIMES-NEWS
Blast Masters Nerf arena
Blast Masters co-owner Don Sawyer, poses for a photo in front of a wall of Nerf guns on March 9 at Blast Masters in downtown Twin Falls. Don and his son Donny took over the business in November 2022.
- BRAYDEN WEEKS, TIMES-NEWS
March weather in Twin Falls
A BMW drives through a large puddle as it enters 2nd Avenue West after a "snow squall" advisory March 10 in downtown Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Region 18 Championship — SLCC Vs. CSI
College of Southern Idaho defeats Salt Lake Community College 60-57 in the Region 18 Championship game March 10 at CSI in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Pi Day, a smashing success at Xavier Charter
Teachers get whip cream pies thrown at them in celebration of Pi Day during an assembly Tuesday afternoon at Xavier Charter School in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Region 18 Championship — SLCC Vs. CSI
College of Southern Idaho defeats Salt Lake Community College 60-57 in the Region 18 Championship game March 10 at CSI in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Softball: Kimberly Vs. Filer
Kimberly's Tawni Rasmussen gets back to first base safely while Filer's Kamrin Barnes tries to tag her out during their game Tuesday at Filer High School.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
The 46th annual CSI Intercollegiate Rodeo
The 46th annual CSI Intercollegiate Rodeo gets underway March 11 at CSI in Twin Falls.
- DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Snow falls thick as skiers braid their way down Snowmass Mountain, part of the Aspen Ski Company resort chain. Auden Schendler, the company’s vice-president of sustainability, watches them descend like ants from a perch above the valley. Shortened ski seasons are the epitome of a first world problem, he says, but says it’s a way to help people understand climate change. “The risk of that going away is something visceral that Americans, Europeans globally, we can understand,” Schendler said. The problem, he said, is that the ski industry has generally kept its head down on climate change, “greening” their own operations, but not publicly advocating for policy change.
