Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 4th of October.
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🏘️ Community
Local businesses & community members joined a rock, paper, scissors tournament that raised funds for charity and brought neighbors together in Twin Falls today.
The event showed a fun way to support a valuable local cause.
Oktoberfest took place Saturday on downtown Main Avenue (from noon to 10 p.m.), offering live music, food, drinks and family-friendly activities.
The event featured a stage near Koto and fun activities at the Commons like a bounce house, face painting and casino games.
🎭 Culture
Roaring Springs Waterpark will host its Spooky Light Show — a drive-through event featuring Electric Ghost Blvd, Skeleton Lane and Spider Web Way — in its parking lot from Oct.
9-30, offering a family-friendly Halloween experience as waterslides and the wave pool remain closed.
🏛️ Government
Idaho Fish and Game said Governor Little signed House Bill 939 to restrict thermal imaging, night vision, trail cameras (used on government lands) and drones for hunting.
The rule allows exceptions for tracking predators and monitoring traps, so hunters are urged to review legal guidelines before heading out.
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