Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Twin Falls.
💼 Business
Local entrepreneurs gathered at the All Business Conference in Twin Falls where a nurse, an applied behavioral analyst, and others shared their business ventures and experiences.
The event highlighted diverse professional backgrounds and new ideas in the community.
🎭 Culture
The Halloween House announced today that it will not host its traditional event near the Temple due to unforeseen circumstances.
The family apologized on social media and plans to return next year.
Joey Bravo, a local radio trailblazer, spoke about his positive energy and pride in his Mexican heritage during a recent interview.
He said he lets negativity splash off him (a message of resilience) as he continues to inspire listeners.
📰 Economy
Fuel prices near Twin Falls remain at about $4.80 per gallon today as statewide rates show a modest decline from last week — Coeur d'Alene stations register $4.47, though prices stay above the national average.
Workers are building a new Marriott hotel north of Denny's that will be the third on the block, adding sidewalks as part of a revitalization plan; the project is expected to create jobs and boost local spending.
🎓 Education
Voters in Hansen School District will decide on renewing a supplemental levy of $290,000 on Nov.
3 to cover costs for textbooks, tech, special education, and other services, with state aid reducing taxpayers' share to about $3,000 (net cost).
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