Good morning, Pocatello.

The Bonneville Neighborhood Association is hosting the Lasting Legacy Festival on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Purce Park to honor community leaders (Ken Monroe and Janelle Kaneaster) who worked to preserve the Historic Triangle Neighborhood (a once-forgotten, diverse area).

EastIdahoNews is partnering with Smith Honda in Idaho Falls to honor local heroes for Feel Good Friday.

The program recently surprised two auto glass technicians who fixed a woman's rearview mirror for free after her car was damaged, recognizing their kind deed.

Idaho Fish and Game officers responded Tuesday afternoon to a south Pocatello home after a raccoon attacked an 86-year-old resident and a neighbor, injuring them; the animal tested negative for rabies and officials urged everyone to keep a safe distance from wildlife.

Gate City Oktoberfest kicks off today at Lookout Point with check-in at 3 p.m. and beer tasting from 4 to 8 p.m. Organizers have added a German-style costume contest with prizes that include tickets to next March’s Brewfest for best dressed (individual, couple, or group).

Idaho State-Civic Symphony has announced its 2026-2027 season, Anchors in the Storm.

Conducted by Nell Flanders, the season starts with The Sea and the Seasons on Oct. 2 at the Joseph C. and Cheryl H. Jensen Grand Concert Hall — featuring classic works by Beethoven, Britten and Tchaikovsky with guest artists Kristin Renee Young and Hovia Edwards.

AAA reported that Idaho gas prices have surpassed $5 this week and diesel reached a record $6.65, with Pocatello at $5.07.

The agency advises drivers to follow owner's manual directions + avoid higher fuel grades to reduce spending amid global instability.

Gov. Little honored volunteer MarthaFae Frymire on Tuesday, Sept.

22, at Idaho Capital for a Day for her work with seniors in Lava Hot Springs, including organizing trips and bingo games. Frymire was nominated by the local Senior Center for her longstanding commitment to community service.

The Idaho Legislature passed House Bill 939 that restricts hunters from using technology such as thermal imaging, night vision and drones for big game and game bird season from Aug.

30 to Dec. 31. Hunters must review the official Idaho Big Game Seasons and Rules booklet (Pages 95-96) for exceptions.

Idaho State University hosted the Connecting Communities to Save Lives conference at the Pond Student Union Building in September to share suicide prevention strategies and mental health resources with students and community members — the event underscored that everyone plays a role in support.

EIRMC is hosting its Angel Dash on Oct.

10 to support families facing pregnancy and infant loss, offering a space & resources for comfort.