Good morning, Post Falls.

Local veterans board Inland Northwest Honor Flight today to travel to Washington, D.C. and honor their service + highlight local support for our military community.

Community members are invited to a Gizmo-CDA fundraiser set for 1 to 3 p.m. Oct.

24 with free entry or $20 bowl purchases in the makerspace (283 Hubbard Ave, Suite 102 on the North Idaho College campus); the event will feature pottery demos and a throwdown.

Several families in Post Falls are rebuilding homes after a recent firestorm, with local groups + agencies aiding recovery efforts as restoration work moves forward in the coming weeks.

The Coeur d’Alene Garden Club donated $25,000 to 15 local nonprofits Tuesday & raised funds during its 2026 Garden Tour attended by about 500 people; the donations will support projects from schools to community spaces.

The Museum of North Idaho will host its annual Harvest Festival on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Coeur d’Alene, and families can enjoy hands-on crafts, logging demonstrations, live music, and local vendor booths as the museum celebrates fall traditions.

& Juliet kicks off the Best of Broadway season at a local venue in Post Falls, offering a modern twist on a classic tale while opening a series of live shows that engage community theater fans.

At a meeting held Tuesday, Oct.

13, at The Coeur d’Alene Resort, Mysty Rusk (new executive director of the local economic development group) introduced the 'Shape What's Next' campaign and distributed toolkits to invite community ideas for strengthening the regional economy.

Wildfire relief funds remain available as local officials process applications, and residents in need should check eligibility (contact local disaster assistance centers for details).