Good morning, Post Falls.

Corbin Senior Center is facing a funding shortfall that could affect its programs for seniors.

Local leaders are reviewing options to secure needed funds and ensure the center continues serving the community.

On April 23, the third annual Keys for Kids dueling pianos event will take place at the Hagadone Event Center in Coeur d'Alene — the evening runs from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and benefits summer programs at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Kootenai County with tickets starting at $100.

The Kootenai County Fairgrounds remains a vital community hub offering space for school programs, trade shows & emergency shelter as needed, noted general manager Alexcia Jordan.

The site gathers local vendors, youth groups & residents, sustaining longstanding traditions.

Renovations on park bathrooms at a popular community park in Post Falls are moving forward as city officials begin planned improvements; work will continue over the coming weeks + upgrades aim to boost visitor comfort.

Author Willy Vlautin will join the North Idaho College Writing Center Visiting Writers Series reading and discussion on Friday, April 17 from 11 a.m. to noon at Emerge (119 N.

Second St., Coeur d’Alene); the free event is part of Eastern Washington University’s annual Get Lit! Festival.

The community exhibit Art Uplifts opens April 16 at the Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center to honor late musician Jimmy Magnuson and celebrate art's healing power.

Submissions are accepted through April 10 — the event continues until May 16 with an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m.

Little Explorers Learning Academy reopened Monday at New Life Church in Rathdrum for 54 students after a March 15 fire closed its original location at The River Church (1687 E.

Horsehaven Ave.). The owners plan to rebuild while welcoming toy and art donations.

Idaho Trails Association has launched its Pack Your Summer online auction to support trail maintenance and local youth programs.

The auction offers outdoor gear and unique local experiences and runs until April 9 — bids can be placed online.

Manulife Investment Management removed nearly 8,600 acres near Emida from a public access program after repeated rule violations led to property damage - Idaho Fish and Game confirmed officers documented these issues and advised recreationists to verify access before heading out.

Local health officials warn that household cleaning products remain hazardous to children and urge parents to secure these items (for example, by locking cabinets) to prevent accidents.

The advisory recommends checking labels and proper storage practices in every home.

Easter Egg Extravaganza

1-2:10 p.m. — Q'emiln Park — Free entry — Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon hunting for 20,000 eggs and meeting the Easter Bunny.

Me and Ken P: Jazz at the JACC

7-9 p.m. — The Jacklin Arts & Cultural Center — $25 plus tax & fees — Celebrate live jazz with the David Larsen Quartet and special guest Darryl Yokley.