Good morning, Post Falls.

Local car expert Chet Jackman was inducted into the Washington State and Greater Northwest Hot Rod Hall of Fame last year in Spokane.

Known for his work on classic cars (like his famed 1943 Dodge truck), Jackman said he looks forward to sharing his passion with his grandson.

Young inventors from local schools showcased over 151 innovative projects at the North Idaho Regional Invent Idaho Competition held Jan.

30-Feb. 1 at Silver Lake Mall — the top entries will advance to the state finals on May 1-2.

North Idaho College saw hundreds of prospective students attending its NIC Bus Tour Tuesday under clear skies after the board confirmed the college retained its accreditation.

Enrollment increased 3.8% overall and dual credit numbers rose 7% as the school readies for a promising future.

On Thursday, Feb. 5, Greensferry Elementary hosted Tech Timeout Night where families enjoyed screen-free activities — including police gear try-ons with Post Falls Officer Mike Allen, archery, and a live reptile demo, while kindergartner Jace Nordstrom fulfilled his birthday wish to be in charge.

The Coeur d'Alene Tribe reclaimed 12,750 acres on Tuesday after buying it from Stimson Lumber, adding to 42,000 acres re-acquired (over two years).

This purchase ended public hunting and fishing under Idaho Fish and Game’s Large Tracts Program in the Panhandle area.

February Sunday Social Dance - Active Adults

3-6 p.m. — Follow My Lead Dance Studio — $15 — Dance the afternoon away with a mix of Ballroom, Swing, Latin, Country & Tango music under a lively theme of 'Love is All Around'.

Night of Hope

6:30-8 p.m. — Events at Prairie Falls — Free entry — Experience an uplifting community gathering sharing stories of resilience and hope.