Good morning, Twin Falls.

The annual Christmas in the Nighttime Sky event will be held on Nov.

27 at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds and needs at least 3 board members, 5 committee volunteers, and community sponsors to ensure every child gets a present — volunteer sign-ups are urgent to keep the tradition alive.

Tourism in Magic Valley grew with an 8–9% rise in visitors, according to the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce.

Outdoor and historical attractions, plus events like the Spudman Triathlon (Burley) and Blast in the Grass car show (Hagerman), will continue drawing guests.

Lightning from a storm triggered a fire in South Hills, forcing evacuations at Wagon Wheel Springs and Fifth Fork Campground on Monday near Kimberly.

Fire crews worked to control the 25 acre blaze approaching summer cabins along Oakley and Rogerson Road (officials advised residents to stay away for safe firefighting).

Gas prices in Twin Falls remain at $4.49, although statewide rates climbed by seven cents this week, AAA Idaho reported.

Drivers face higher costs due to global pressures and seasonal changes as refineries switch to winter blends.

A 25-acre fire known as the Mountain View Fire started 15 miles south of Kimberly on Aug.

24 — aerial and ground crews were on site with additional help en route.

Drivers should expect daytime flagging starting tomorrow on East Frontage Road North, Bob Barton Road and Lincoln Avenue as crews grind pavement; work will continue intermittently through November (15-minute delays may occur).