Good morning, Post Falls.

Dozens of children enjoyed the new ADA accessible dock at Tuesday's grand opening of renovated Black Bay Park, marking phase one of upgrades on the 60-acre site.

Upgrades include paved trails, bridges, and fire pits — phase two will add a boardwalk along the Spokane River.

Kootenai County residents and their families are invited to meet first responders during National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug.

4 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds & view live demos, emergency vehicles, and interactive challenges that show public safety in action.

Yesterday, a dry cold front brought gusty winds and raised fire danger in the Inland Northwest as temperatures reached the upper 80s, lowering air quality early Wednesday.

Forecasts say a stronger front will bring critical fire weather conditions Saturday + temperatures will drop to the upper 70s.

Wildfire smoke clouds North Idaho as moderate air quality persists until Friday, though a dry cold front with 40 mph winds is forecast for Saturday, which may spark new fires; locals continue daily activities while sensitive groups (children and older adults) are advised to limit outdoor exertion.

Coeur d'Alene Elks Lodge No. 1254 hosts a four-person scramble golf tournament on Friday, Aug.

7 at The Links Golf Club in Post Falls (8 a.m. shotgun start and $500 per team covering golf, cart, lunch, and prizes) to raise funds for lodge updates.