Good morning, Twin Falls.

Several Twin Falls houses have confirmed they will hand out candy on Halloween.

The Twin Falls Candy Map on Nextdoor shows verified houses — some listing treat types and instructions — so families can plan a drive to visit them.

Trout farming has a long history in the Magic Valley and started near Twin Falls in 1909.

Local farmer Jeff Koehn runs his Buhl farm that makes about 16,000 to 18,000 pounds of trout each year, and clean Idaho water helps stock state streams with over a half a million trout annually — a legacy that ties past farming to a strong local food supply.

A new study finds that workers spend over one third of their paycheck soon after they are paid—some say in as little as 90 minutes—leaving less money saved to cover rising housing costs.

Twin Falls High School selected Joshua Spiers as Scholar of the Week for his strong academic achievements (the honor highlights his performance in class).

Stories Under the Stars

6-8 p.m. — Faulkner Planetarium — Free books available — Celebrate Idaho Family Reading Week with engaging stories under the stars and a guided star tour.

Cowboy Christmas Market

10 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Twin Falls County Fairgrounds — $5 entrance fee — Celebrate the season with a festive market featuring handcrafted goods and holiday treats.

Holiday Favorites Celebration

7:30-9:30 p.m. — College of Southern Idaho Fine Arts Building — Ticketed event — Enjoy a festive concert honoring Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas with guest performers and choir.

Branches and Bridges Uniting Cultures Lecture

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Herrett Center — Free entry — Explore community empowerment through education and cultural connections.

The Life & Photography of Clarence Bisbee

11 AM — Twin Falls Public Library — Free entry — Discover the legacy of local photographer Clarence Bisbee through a captivating talk by Librarian Jennifer Hills.