Editing Twin Falls, Idaho (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Bruce Bastian]] (born 1948), computer programmer and co-founder of the [[WordPerfect]] Software Company
* [[Gary L. Bennett]] (born 1940), former [[NASA]] scientist and engineer and science-fiction writer
* [[Jim Boatwright]] (1951–2013), basketball player
* [[Dorothy Custer]] (1911–2015), comedian, harmonicist, and centenarian
* [[W. Mark Felt]] (1913–2008), informant in the [[Watergate scandal]] known as [[Deep Throat (Watergate)|Deep Throat]]
* [[Christina Hendricks]] (born 1975), actress, grew up in Twin Falls
* [[Damon Jones (baseball)|Damon Jones]] (born 1994), professional baseball pitcher
* [[Chuck LaMar]] (born c. 1956), first general manager of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays
* [[William J. Lanting]] (1918–1998), Idaho State Representative (1959–1975) and Speaker of Idaho House (1969–1975)
* [[Craig Hart Neilsen]] (1941–2006), founder of the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation to fund scientific research for spinal cord injuries
* [[Volara Romanza Nelson]] (1892–1921), first Idaho woman to hold a pilot's license
* [[Hannah Newhouse]] (born 1997), racing driver
* [[Dallin H. Oaks]] (born 1932), jurist and senior leader of the [[LDS Church]]
* [[Melvin Schwartz]] (1932–2006), Nobel Prize-winning experimental physicist and co-discoverer of the [[muon neutrino]]
* [[Addison T. Smith]] (1862–1956), U.S. Congressman (1913–1933); namesake of Addison Avenue<ref name="addisonave">Matthews, Mychel. [http://magicvalley.com/blogs/assignment/blog-addison-t-smith-and-his-legacies-in-twin-falls/article_6df15fea-911b-11e4-835e-0f8c4d4283b4.html "BLOG: Addison T. Smith and His Legacies in Twin Falls"], ''[[Times-News (Idaho)|Times-News]]'', December 31, 2014. (accessed 21 June 2015)</ref>
* [[Lyda Southard]] (1892–1958), serial killer

Notable musicians who spent parts of their childhood in the Twin Falls area include [[Gary Puckett & the Union Gap|Gary Puckett]], [[Paul Durham]] of Black Lab, [[Nikki Sixx]] of [[Mötley Crüe]], and [[Doug Martsch]] of [[Built to Spill]].