Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of October.
Good morning, Post Falls.
Northern Lakes Fire District seeks voter approval for a $3.5 million annual levy to maintain staffing levels as emergency calls rise, with a community meeting scheduled to discuss the implications.
Idaho awards over $2.2 million in state funding to 27 districts and charter schools, including Lakeland Joint and Plummer-Worley, for school resource officers to enhance campus safety.
Kootenai County, Idaho, voters will decide among four candidates, including the incumbent, in the Sheriff election, each with distinct proposals and priorities for the role.
Post Falls City Council approved the creation of a new IT director position and appointed 25-year City Hall veteran Mike Kirby to the role, aiming to unify IT operations and enhance cybersecurity.
The City of Post Falls is addressing a disruption to their email system and advises contacting officials via phone or using their website for online services.
First Annual Harvest Festival
Celebrate autumn with a remembrance walk, engaging fall-themed games, and delightful refreshments at Corbin Park.
Dave Adkins & Mountain Soul Live Performance
Experience an evening of authentic Bluegrass music featuring the powerful vocals of Dave Adkins and his talented band.
Coffee Connections: Networking with Chamber Members
Experience a casual networking opportunity where chamber members can connect and discuss their businesses over breakfast beverages and snacks.
Grand Opening of The Little Gym in Post Falls
Experience a fun-filled day at The Little Gym's grand opening, featuring activities, friendly coaches, light snacks, and exciting raffle prizes.
Custer's Grass Band Live Concert Experience
Experience the traditional bluegrass sounds of the Northwest’s premiere bluegrass band, Custer's Grass Band, performing live with intricate instrumentation and vocal harmonies.
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