Good morning, Post Falls.

On Friday, the 3Cs organization donated over $137,000 to 28 local nonprofits—supporting causes from adult literacy to Alzheimer’s care—at the Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene Inn, where over 200 community members attended the Appreciation Luncheon.

The donations will help groups like NAMI and The Literacy Project expand their services.

Local relief efforts are growing to support fire victims after a recent blaze.

Community organizations and local agencies are offering donations + volunteer assistance as relief centers work to meet the needs of those affected.

The North Idaho Fair kicks off today and is set to host community festivities for local families and friends.

The Center for New Directions in Coeur d'Alene (supporting displaced homemakers and single parents) offers career training, resume help, and life skills workshops.

Its report said the center served over 700 people in three years, with many participants like Danette Hanson finding new career paths.

The Post Falls library will maintain its regular hours despite budget concerns (local officials confirmed the decision follows a review of funding), ensuring residents keep access to books and programs.

The Boulevard Race returns with a dropped entry fee to make participation more accessible for local runners — event details like start time and location will be announced soon.