Good morning, Post Falls.

The Community Library Network approved a $7.9 million budget for FY2025 and ended a hiring freeze; Rick Durbin announced his candidacy for North Idaho College trustee; and an 8-year-old girl received a horse from Make-A-Wish Idaho after her cancer diagnosis.

Elder Help of North Idaho, a nonprofit providing free firewood and home repairs to seniors, is seeking a new location after losing their site, impacting their ability to support over 150 individuals.

Local senior centers and community centers are providing scheduled lunches and dinners, requiring reservations, with detailed menus for the upcoming days.

At the North Idaho State Fair, participants showcased their draft horses in various performance classes, celebrating the legacy of draft horse programs and honoring the late Don Nagle.

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission invites public feedback on Avista Utilities' proposal to adjust electric rates, which could lead to a $6.6 million rebate to customers due to lower power supply costs.

Idaho officials propose a 10-step plan involving legislation and coordination to mitigate wildfire impacts, including new liability standards for utilities and improved evacuation notifications.

Coffee Connections: Networking for Chamber Members

Experience a relaxed networking opportunity for chamber members to share and discuss their businesses over coffee and snacks.

The Leadership Classic Golf Tournament

Experience a community-focused golf tournament at The Highlands Golf Course, featuring local engagement and fun activities.

Phillip Kopczynski's Stand-Up Comedy Show at The Draft Zone

Experience a night of laughter with rising star Phillip Kopczynski and host Robert J. at The Draft Zone, featuring the candid humor of Josh Teaford.