Good morning, Pocatello.

Idaho Purce (a lifelong civil rights leader) celebrated her 100th birthday on Sunday at Purce Park, renamed for her family last year.

Family, friends and former neighbors gathered to sing and share memories at the centennial event.

Gas prices in Idaho have continued to rise and Pocatello drivers face higher fuel costs today; market trends may drive further hikes — urging locals to review their budgets.

Zoo Idaho at 2900 South 2nd Avenue hosted a career feature highlighting tasks in caring for rescued animals from the Intermountain West with guidance from Director Peter Pruett and caregiver Shelby Maris — the session provided a hands-on look at zoo work for local learners.

The INL director will discuss nuclear energy, innovation and workforce development tonight in Ammon during a scholarship fundraiser.

The talk will spotlight planned advances in Eastern Idaho's energy landscape.

City officials released a Road Construction and Traffic Report outlining street sweeping, pothole fixes, and road repairs across many routes this week.

Officials said the Idaho State University New Student March will occur Friday, Aug. 21 and Zoo Idaho’s Poky Prowl Fun Run on Saturday, Aug. 22—expect select street closures.

Bannock County HR posted multiple job openings on Aug.

14, including positions such as Equipment Operator 2 in McCammon and various roles in Pocatello—interested applicants should visit the county career site for details.

The Pocatello Free Clinic is hosting a silent auction and raffle on Thursday, Aug.

20 at Jim Dandy Brewing at 305 E. Lander St. from 5:30 to 8 p.m. to celebrate 55 years of free healthcare and support free services for community members, with live music by Walther's Wallpaper.

Portneuf Health and Regence BlueShield of Idaho announced Saturday a long-term agreement that restores network access for members & covers claims at in-network rates retroactive to June 15; patients should contact Regence for plan details.