Good morning, Twin Falls.

Open on Addison Avenue East, The Daily Drip held its grand opening on Sept.

25 after soft openings since June. The shop serves sodas, teas, coffees and pickle lemonade while offering job training for people with intellectual disabilities (its mission) and operates six days a week from 7 a.m.

New job postings are live for South Central Idaho job seekers on local boards & websites.

The listings offer a range of career options and are ready for immediate browsing.

Twin Falls School District is asking voters to approve a $7.2 million levy renewal in the November election to fund school security, class sizes, and extracurricular programs (the renewal extends through June 20) while keeping property tax rates unchanged.

Magic Valley Young Professionals are holding their second annual hygiene drive from Oct.

1-Nov. 3 to support homeless students served by the Twin Falls School District’s McKinney Vento program. Donations of needed items such as laundry detergent and toothpaste can be dropped off at Westmont Credit Union, AmeriTitle, or the Visitor Center.

Twin Falls Airbase crews worked long hours (until 9 p.m.) fighting intense wildfires in Magic Valley.

South Central Public Health will provide FluMist nasal spray flu vaccines to Wendell students on Tuesday, Oct.

6. Registration forms are available at each school's front office, and no child will be denied a vaccine for lack of insurance.

Magic Valley health providers now offer new cancer treatment technology — cutting care times and eliminating trips to Boise or Salt Lake.

The upgrade gives local patients quicker access to cancer care.

Historic Depot Grill (over 100 years old) plans to reintroduce dinner on November 4 in response to public requests, offering a new menu of classic diner comfort food and select breakfast items from 4 PM to 9 PM Wednesday through Saturday.