Good morning, Post Falls.

Canopy Village announced Friday it will expand services for at-risk and justice-involved youth in Region 1 with a grant from the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections’ Parent Coaching and Family Partnership; the new pilot program will offer immediate family-centered support and group programming.

On March 6, Christian Center School (CCS) held its Annual Auction and raised $120,000 for the Legacy Project to build a new multi-court gymnasium as part of its campus expansion.

The fundraiser brought the school closer to its $9.1 million goal and celebrated 47 years of educational service.

The Natural Resources Conservation Service reported snowpack peaked early at 68% of normal and streamflows in the Panhandle basins are forecast at 48 to 91% of normal, meaning water levels may drop this spring and summer — a challenge for farmers and residents.

Monitor water supplies as warm weather continues.

The BLM will begin upgrading recreation sites under the Great American Outdoors Act, starting at Huckleberry Campground (improvements April 13-24) and moving to other sites with shorter closures.

The work will replace nearly 100 picnic tables, 60 fire rings and 40 barbecues for added safety.

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.

Little Mania Wrestling Event

6-9 p.m. — Post Falls Pavilion — VIP tickets available — Experience an electrifying night of mini wrestling with exclusive access to legendary wrestlers.