Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
💼 Business
Susan Buhler, owner of Poindexter’s, is preparing to retire after 30 years of waiting tables, ending decades of Halloween fun + a cherished local tradition that brought the community together.
Tractor Supply will open its new Twin Falls store on Oct.
17 with holiday deals and host a grand opening party on Oct. 24 featuring food trucks, farm supplies, and the Southern Idaho Home and Garden Fall Show. The store is off Washington Street near Mountain West Motor (behind Tommy’s Express).
📰 Economy
Today, the Twin Falls Walmart lists gas at $4.73 per gallon—a drop from the recent price of about $5.09—as global factors help keep costs in check for local drivers.
🎓 Education
A new federal tax credit program called Education Freedom Tax Credit will let Idaho families direct up to $1,700 (or $3,400 for joint filers) to registered nonprofits for tutoring, technology, and other academic supports when they file their taxes in January.
Students may apply as soon as spring 2027.
🌲 Environment
Early recycling survey results in Twin Falls show 85% support for adding Type 1 and Type 2 plastics to the local program, and officials invite more residents to weigh in (survey remains open) for potential expansion.
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