Good morning, Pocatello.

A festival will honor Historic Triangle’s legacy and late community leaders tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Purce Park — the free event offers food and a commemorative T-shirt for the first 200 attendees.

This Saturday, the Portneuf Wellness Complex will host the fourth Harvest Lantern Festival sponsored by Phil Meador Toyota, where hundreds will decorate lanterns to float at 8 p.m. while enjoying live music + a selection of food vendors and family activities.

New owner Bryce Shurtliff is refreshing OCDRC at 2751 Pole Line Road to transform the only RC hobby shop into a regional hub that invites beginners and enthusiasts to join family events and learn about high quality RC cars and repair services.

Idaho Museum of Natural History will join Our World: Worldwide Day of Play tomorrow by reopening its renovated gallery and debuting new exhibits.

The museum will also host Mabon (a fall equinox festival) with live demonstrations on campus at Idaho State University.

Pocatello’s Aaron Ball Band won Song of the Year for 'Jesus Saves' at the Josie Music Awards in Nashville, announced at the Grand Ole Opry House.

The band filmed its video in Rupert and is set to begin an Australian tour, marking a major milestone for local talent.

At the close of fishing on Sept.

17, Idaho Fish and Game modified bag limits for fall Chinook and steelhead to protect natural-origin fish (Chinook anglers may keep three adults while steelhead limits vary by river), a move aimed at preventing overharvesting.