Good morning, Idaho Falls.

Tacos Las Penitas 3 celebrates its 10th anniversary by opening a new food truck at 1600 East Lincoln Road.

Both locations serve authentic, savory Mexican food daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. except Wednesdays.

Owen Uffens, an 18-year-old Rigby musician, earned a spot on NBC’s The Voice and will appear when the new season starts Sept.

21 as he performs with the Idaho Falls-based group SOS and studies marketing at BYU-Idaho.

Idaho Falls Symphony is hosting its free Sounds of America concert today at Freeman Park at 5:30 p.m. The outdoor concert features American tunes including Stars and Stripes Forever and Duke Ellington jazz (with food trucks and picnic spots available) and invites families to enjoy a casual performance.

Today, Mayor Lisa Burtenshaw proclaimed Arts Day in Idaho Falls, launching a street party on A Street at 6 p.m. that features free concerts, hands-on art activities and exhibitions, with free transit courtesy of Greater Idaho Falls Transit (in partnership with local groups like the Arts Council and Symphony).

Hundreds of community members gathered Wednesday evening at the Snake River Greenbelt to celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day, hosted by Calakas Tacos and Miches (the event organizers) who offered two opportunities for locals to join the festivities with food, music, dancing, and spicy micheladas.

Classes at Linden Park Elementary were canceled yesterday due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall on Thursday night and Friday morning in Idaho Falls.

Maintenance crews were on site and the school district said families would receive updates as cleanup continues.

Ten inmates at Bonneville County Jail earned GEDs on Thursday, Sept.

18 through the IGNITE (Inmate Growth Naturally and Intentionally through Education) program, which has now graduated over 100 inmates in three years. Family members attended as program administrator Ann Johnson urged the graduates to build on their achievement.