Good morning, Twin Falls.

A local non-profit is organizing an America 250 celebration on June 27 at the Twin Falls Visitor Center to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, featuring food vendors, a costume contest, games, and a skit (by the Orpheum Theater) as organizers coordinate parking with nearby businesses.

Girl Scout troops are selling cookies around Twin Falls through March 15 to fund summer camps and leadership programs statewide while donations help active duty military and veterans (booth dates are on the Girl Scouts website).

Since May 2023, El Maguey food truck has served Mexican meals to Kimberly locals.

Owner Nicolás Herrera said the menu (based on family recipes from his hometown) is prepared by his family, and the truck is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The 2026 American Customer Satisfaction Index report shows Trader Joe’s gained 2% to become the top grocery chain while Albertsons dropped another 3% to rank 19th among 20 chains.

Trader Joe’s plans to open eight new stores nationwide, though none are planned for Twin Falls.

The CSI theater department will revive three classic one-act plays (a tribute to the founder) as part of its celebration of the department's roots in local arts.

Residents now can report unpleasant odors using a new city portal (an online reporting tool) that asks for details like wind direction and odor intensity.

City officials say the system will help pinpoint and address problematic areas around Twin Falls.

Pillar Power Production owners are asking Twin Falls County for temporary access to the Centennial Park boat ramp to transport new equipment by barge for modernizing the hydroelectric plant (and keeping trails safe), with a decision expected on March 5.

Journal of Consumer Affairs data shows fewer Americans choose Idaho as a retirement destination today, ranking it eighth among states, while Twin Falls County still draws residents for affordable housing, job opportunities and a strong community (per elevateidaho.com).

Pebble Creek near Pocatello will offer free skiing & snowboarding for Magic Mountain pass holders and employees next weekend, Saturday and Sunday, as the resort waits for snow.

Pass holders must contact Magic Mountain and show ID to join the list.

Pebble Creek Ski Resort is offering free skiing for Magic Mountain passholders and employees this weekend—Saturday and Sunday—as Magic Mountain awaits enough snow.

Passholders must be on the list and show ID at Pebble Creek to take advantage of the offer.

JackBox Games Night

6-8 p.m. — Twin Falls Public Library — Free entry — Gather your friends for a fun-filled evening of JackBox mini-games using your smartphones.

Short Stories & Poetry Open Mic

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Twin Falls Public Library — Free entry — Share your own poetry or read your favorite short stories at a cozy gathering.