Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 11th of October.
Good morning, Post Falls.
Two memorial benches honor fallen firefighters Battalion Chief Frank Harwood and Battalion Chief John Morrison.
Installed on Friday by the local Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class at the Kootenai County Fire Department Training Center (for Harwood) and at the Fire Department Administration Building (for Morrison), dedication ceremonies will be held soon.
Local leaders will host the inaugural iTECH Summit on Oct.
21 to bring business owners, entrepreneurs, and students together in an event that offers keynotes, panels, and a lightning pitch showcase plus optional lab tours. The event aims to spark collaborations and foster innovative solutions.
Local volunteers planted thousands of trees in Post Falls to enhance green spaces & support environmental efforts.
Community members worked together on the initiative, which was recently reported by local media.
KEA held its Junk 2 Funk fundraiser on Oct.
10 at Eagles on Sherman (28 artists and an equal number of models showcased recycled fashion). The nonprofit also led a Tubbs Hill cleanup that rallied 25 volunteers to collect trash and protect land, air and water in our community.
Mysty Rusk, the new executive director of the Coeur d'Alene Area Economic Development Corporation, will give her first annual report Tuesday at The Coeur d'Alene Resort after stepping into the role this summer.
She met local leaders to learn about challenges and opportunities (she aims to balance growth and conservation).
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