Good morning, Twin Falls.

Twin Falls commuters face delays on Kimberly Road as road construction slows traffic this evening; crews say rapid population growth is driving ongoing work — growth that would have been unthinkable in 1985.

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is offering free pet adoptions through July 25 as part of a Bissell Pet Foundation event that covers vaccinations and microchip services (excluding rabies) and is accepting donations of water play items to help cool dogs.

Local Wissel Farms in Nampa now offers a 10 week produce subscription box delivering fresh, seasonal veggies to your doorstep for $309.

The service begins immediately and brings local flavors like tomatoes, squash, and sweet corn — perfect for easy dinners.

Matthews Land and Cattle, one of three family farms chosen by AGCO for America’s 250th anniversary, has operated on 3,000 acres (in Oakley) for nearly 100 years even as a low water year reduced plantings.

The campaign spotlights its long legacy in modern farming.

Twin Falls School District will open its first free preschool at Perrine Elementary for 4- and 5-year-olds to boost kindergarten readiness this fall.

Applications (lottery-based) must be in by July 15, and the pilot program offers morning and afternoon sessions.

Peggy Hoy, a longtime teacher in Twin Falls, will become president of the Idaho Education Association starting August as a new chapter for local educators.

Art Class: Sunset on the Water in Watercolor

6-8 p.m. — Magic Valley Arts Council — $20 / Members, $25 / Non-Members — Learn to create serene watercolor scenes of sunsets reflecting on water.