Good morning, Pocatello.

City leadership accepted a print of young Chief Pocatello donated by local artist Tal Sampson at the regular City Council meeting last week — the artwork now joins the permanent collection at City Hall and will also be on display at the State Capitol.

Local artist (Nick Hottman) began painting a mural at Marshall Public Library Monday, Apr.

27 to showcase local landmarks and celebrate the library’s role. Local residents can watch the project progress this week.

Power County Museum re-opened Saturday at 592 Gifford Avenue in American Falls after a two-year closure caused by water damage; community members saw local history exhibits, listened to guest speakers, and joined a raffle to celebrate the new facility.

Idaho Fish and Game will host its annual Youth Outdoor Skills Day on May 9 at Beaver Dick Park on Highway 33.

Local youth can learn outdoor skills and explore Idaho’s environment.

Pocatello Water Department began its annual system flushing on April 27 to clear sediment, test hydrants, and maintain drinking water safety.

Residents experienced lower water pressure and temporary discoloration as crews worked during the three-week process.

Former Governor Dirk Kempthorne died Friday night in Boise; Governor Little ordered flags lowered at half-staff, and they will remain so until after his memorial service (schedule pending).

Bannock County announced several job openings in Pocatello on Apr.

24, including roles for a shop supervisor, security officer level 1, deputy prosecutor III, and legal assistant. Applicants can review full job descriptions online.

Pocatello’s Road Construction and Traffic Report outlines ongoing work as crews replace a water main on Westello Blvd Monday to Thursday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.—sewer work will shift N.

Main Street traffic from April 22 until April 28 and Benton Street Bridge construction continues until late September.

Educators in Pocatello cast a vote of no confidence in Gov. Brad Little after he signed a law critics say hides anti-union measures.

The Idaho Education Association is fighting back by calling for changes to protect public school unions.

Nathan Pacheco Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center — Cost TBD — Experience an evening of musical celebration with beloved artist Nathan Pacheco on his Emmanuel Spring Tour.

First Friday Art Walk with Paige Weber

5-6 p.m. — Gallows Frames & Gifts — Free entry — Experience wildlife artistry by local painter Paige Weber in the heart of Pocatello.

Bannock County PRCA Rodeo

7 PM — Bannock County Events Complex — Tickets start at $107 — Experience thrilling rodeo action at the Bannock County Fair.