Good morning, Post Falls.

Family Promise (a nonprofit helping local families) will host its annual benefit, Starry Night, at 5:30 p.m. April 24 at Best Western Plus Coeur d'Alene Inn to raise funds for programs that provide temporary shelter and support to families in need.

The event comes as community efforts continue amid challenges.

Local food truck vendors are planning to bring new mobile dining options to Post Falls soon — officials say details on launch dates and locations will be confirmed as plans move forward.

Local boaters in Post Falls are coping with rising gas prices that have increased outing costs.

The change may affect how boaters plan trips & spending this season.

Crews are nearly finished demolishing the Adams Elementary building in Post Falls, clearing the way for future site plans.

Work has progressed steadily, and the area could soon see new opportunities.

A system error set off a false lockdown alarm Monday morning at Treaty Rock Elementary in Post Falls—prompting police, Idaho State Police, Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office and Rathdrum Police to respond immediately.

All students and staff were safe.

Bald eagle chicks hatched today near a local wetland — a promising sign for wildlife — as local experts confirmed the event and plan to monitor the nest for updates on their growth.

Later this week, the Forest Service will use prescribed burns in the Idaho Panhandle National Forests (closures for public safety are expected), and drivers are advised to slow down when smoke is seen.

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.