Good morning, Pocatello.

Community members celebrated two-year-old Grayson's one-year anniversary after his heart transplant during a drive-by along Quinn Road from Hobby Lobby parking lot to O.K.

Ward Park, with gifts including Hot Wheels and dinosaurs.

Trinity and Triad are 12-Tweek-old tortoiseshell cats seeking a forever home via Pocatello Animal Services.

Interested adopters can call (208-234-6156) to schedule a visit.

The Liberty Bell Tour visits Pocatello today at Idaho Farm Bureau on Tierra Vista Dr. from 2 to 4 p.m.+ it returns tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon before moving to Blackfoot Saturday for the State Fair and Parade from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Superintendent Critchfield submitted her annual proposals on Sept.

1, which request a 4.5% increase to fund educator salaries, benefits, and mandatory expenses for Idaho’s K-12 schools — the $127 million request is now under review by the Governor’s Budget Office and Legislative Services Office ahead of the January legislative session.

A mosquito pool in the Swan Lake area tested positive for West Nile Virus, and the county's mosquito abatement team increased larvicide and fogging treatments through the end of September — no humans have been affected so far.

Pocatello High senior Aryanna Gonzalez returned from a knee injury and is off to a strong start this season, scoring four goals Thursday + three Saturday at Lookout Field; her 10 goals in five games fuel hope for a state championship, according to coach Mark Wetstein.

Kim Strupp, a Pocatello native, will cap her five-year—50 state marathon journey by running the Bingham Healthcare Pocatello Marathon Saturday while wearing her No. 50 bib.

Strupp, who has earned the Six Star Marathon Medal by completing six major marathons, looks forward to finishing near family at Lower Ross Park.