Good morning, Pocatello.

Over 3,500 people from various faiths will attend the Walk With Christ event this week at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ building at 930 East Alameda in Pocatello — organizers say attendees will have a chance to learn during the event.

Further details about the schedule will be shared as the week unfolds.

Portneuf District Library will host its 10th annual EggCessible Easter Egg Hunt at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 19 at Stuart Park in Chubbuck — the free event requires tickets and provides a sensory-friendly, accessible hunt for children with special needs and their families.

Bob Beason, a retired art teacher, runs Captain Bengal’s Comic Cove and has written two comic books—one about the ISU Bengal mascot and one on Bigfoot stories shared at fan events.

He is now developing a comic featuring Kenneth Arnold’s UFO sighting near Mount Rainier and plans to work on watercolors in the future.

Shawn Phelps—an art teacher and school historian at Pocatello High School—is calling on alumni to donate personal items that document the school’s over-century history for The Poky History and Hall of Fame display.

Donations will be accepted until May 29 to help fill custom-built display cases on the school’s commons wall.

Pocatello City Councilman Josh Mansfield announced he is resigning to attend law school.

He said his decision will let him focus on his future career.

On April 4, the Idaho Legislature ended its session and Governor Brad Little thanked his partners for approving 95% of his KEEPING PROMISES plan for public schools, tax cuts and infrastructure improvements — the plan included funds for rural school facilities, community safety and water projects.

Pocatello published its Road Construction and Traffic Report on April 14—detailing planned road closures, detours and construction projects that will affect local traffic during the week.

On April 12, Pocatello police deployed officers at City Hall located at 911 North 7th Avenue as a precaution—responding to an FBI warning about potential threats targeting law enforcement during a protest and working to protect protesters, bystanders, and officers.

Dr. David Parry of Pocatello Allergy and Asthma Clinic said warmer weather will bring tree pollen and winter mold that may worsen spring allergies, so residents with asthma or other breathing issues should start taking longer lasting antihistamines and consult a doctor if symptoms grow severe.

Eastern Idaho NRL 22 — Dope Precision Rimfire Match

8 AM - 2 PM — Oregon Trail Shooting Range — $25 entry fee plus range fee — Compete in a monthly rimfire match with a focus on precision shooting.

Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair

11 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Lookout Point — Free entry — Celebrate environmental awareness with local conservation efforts and community activities.

Vintage Market Days of Eastern Idaho

All day — Eastern Idaho State Fair — Check the event website for admission costs — Explore a curated market filled with vintage treasures, handmade goods, and gourmet eats.

2025 Idaho Gives Finale

5-8 p.m. — Elks Lodge — Donations encouraged — Celebrate animal welfare with refreshments, auctions, and support for spay and neuter services.

Mother's Day at the Zoo

All day — Zoo Idaho — 50% off admission for mothers with a paid child — Celebrate Mother's Day by visiting the zoo and seeing the springtime baby animals.