Good morning, Post Falls.

SHS student Chase Miller—a lifelong Mariners fan recently declared cancer-free after treatment for stage four Hodgkin Lymphoma—will throw the first pitch at the Mariners game against the Cleveland Guardians on Mar.

28 thanks to a Make-A-Wish event funded by local company La Riviera Construction.

Healthy Harvest from Eat Smart Idaho visited New Vision High Thursday to introduce rainbow carrots to students as part of a six-week lunchtime program in the Post Falls School District; students sampled the produce to explore new flavors and learn about vitamin A benefits.

Post Falls officials are planning a patriotic granite monument — featuring a commemorative inscription and bench — to honor America 250, pending a $2,500 grant and local donations.

City staff is working with local artists to finalize the design and location on the City Hall campus.

State basketball tournaments will start this week — local teams will play in regional venues as they compete for a spot in the state championship.

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.

March Sunday Social Dance for Active Adults

3-6 p.m. — Follow My Lead Dance Studio — Entry fee not specified — Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of diverse dance styles including Ballroom, Swing, and Latin amidst a casual environment.