Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
Twin Falls' newest Super Chix restaurant is under construction in the Sun West Lazy J PUD near the strip mall that includes Panera and Tractor Supply.
The restaurant will open in the third week of October—pending final city inspection—as it specializes in chicken and custard.
Residents from Twin Falls can drive about 2.5 hours to Ogden to visit the restored Union Station, which houses four museums featuring rail history, John Browning’s legacy, fine art, and antique cars.
Nearby dining along 25th Street rounds out a full-day outing.
The Magic Valley Arts Council supports emerging artists and provides unique gifts that spark creative expression in the community.
The organization remains dedicated to nurturing local talent — a key part of its mission.
Twin Falls High School recognized Madelynn Jayo as Scholar of the Week (an honor for her academic excellence) to celebrate her achievements among peers.
Treasure Valley middle schools have low online ratings on GreatSchools but show stronger performance when compared with Niche reviews and academic data — a reminder that one number cannot capture every school's strengths.
Parents are advised to visit and ask questions to decide which option best fits their child’s needs.
Residents in Twin Falls are asked to donate clean plastic grocery bags at drop-off bins in City Hall’s lobby or at the Parks and Recreation office; the bags will be reused for dog waste stations along local trails — saving costs and reducing waste.
Saint Edward Roman Catholic Church held its annual procession at the Perrine Bridge Tuesday, Sept.
29 to remember lives lost (5:30 p.m. gathering on the southeast side) and offer support to those with suicidal thoughts as Father Joseph Lustig led efforts to reduce suicide tourism.
Officials at Magic Valley Regional Airport discovered PFAS levels above federal limits in a drinking water well used for cleaning and bathing.
City representatives said the water is safe for non-drinking purposes and they are evaluating long-term solutions such as installing a new well.
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