Good morning, Pocatello.

Local hairstylist Natalie Houver retired after 50 years behind the chair when she closed her salon on Saturday.

She began her career young and built lifelong client relationships in the community (serving generations of residents).

The 124th Eastern Idaho State Fair runs Sept.

4-12 in Blackfoot & will feature concerts by Flo Rida, Gabriel Iglesias, and Nate Smith along with rodeo events, horse racing, and community celebrations. Tickets can be purchased online for special discounts.

St. Vincent de Paul in Pocatello will use a $30,800 grant from the Harry W.

Morrison Foundation to renovate its social services area. Construction will begin Sept. 2 for about two weeks, which will temporarily suspend the food pantry on Sept. 9 and thrift store donations (Sept. 3 to 9).

Bannock County Veteran Services will host the 9/11 Patriot Day Community Commemoration on Friday, Sept.

11 at 5:30 p.m. at the county courthouse (624 E Center St) featuring a flag-raising and reading by Judge Rick Carnaroli, and a community dinner at the Veterans Memorial Building (300 N. Johnson).

The annual Pocatello Greek Festival held Saturday at the Assumption Orthodox Church (which has served for 111 years) featured traditional dancers, historic Byzantine iconography, and homemade Greek food that benefits several nonprofits.

The Edson Fichter Nature Talks series returns this September at the outdoor amphitheater at the nature area (off Cheyenne Avenue), offering lectures on animal behavior, sketching and paleontology every Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m.; it is co-sponsored by Friends of Edson Fichter Nature Area and Idaho Fish and Game.

Parents and caregivers can join a free virtual class on Sept.

17 from 5 to 6 p.m. via Microsoft Teams hosted by Southeastern Idaho Public Health to learn how to spot vaping signs in youth and share tips to prevent nicotine addiction.