Good morning, Post Falls.

Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty donated $25K to Canopy Village North Idaho to support safe housing for vulnerable youth—this gift helped launch the Summer Soiree paddle raise that reached a record $425K by exceeding last year’s total by $100K.

Idaho State Police warned locals about scam calls that use fake phone numbers — one report involved a parent receiving consecutive calls from a man claiming a child was in danger while the child was safe at school, and officers urged the public to hang up and call back using official numbers.

The Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center will open its Global Tapestry art exhibit on Sept.

5 with an opening reception at 5:30 p.m. — the exhibit runs through Oct. 21 and will display vintage textiles, paintings, sculptures and photographs that celebrate cultural traditions from around the world.

Allison Burnett announced her candidacy this week for the Lakeland Joint School District board Zone 5—she is a Hauser resident and local restaurant owner who said she will work to improve school safety and fiscal responsibility.

Kootenai County Fire and Rescue is asking voters to approve a $6 million levy in the November election to keep enough staff and meet rising emergency calls — Interim Fire Chief Pete Holley said the measure will cost taxpayers about $43 per $100,000 of assessed value.

Five families with young children received keys to new homes in Miracle on Britton—a project with deed restrictions for affordable ownership—during a Thursday celebration barbecue in Post Falls.

Local organizers announced a $125,000 matching donation from the Marcus Anderson Family Foundation that will strengthen the project as it nears completion by summer.

Jazz Brunch at Ten/6

9 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Ten/6 — $10.06 cover — Enjoy a flavorful Creole-inspired brunch while listening to captivating jazz performances.

Bo Johnson Comedy Show

8-10 p.m. — The Draft Zone — $ — Prepare for a night of side-splitting comedy, unexpected twists, and nonstop fun.