Good morning, Pocatello.

The Marshall Public Library will host a panel with Aid for Friends, SEICAA, and the Idaho Foodbank on Nov.

4 at 6 p.m. in the Exploration Center to explain volunteer opportunities and how residents can help; admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Ultra-endurance cyclist Jack Thompson will meet nearly 100 Outride Riding for Focus students and lead a send-off ride on Monday, Nov.

2 from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. at Barrie’s Ski and Sport as part of his Ride the Nation tour highlighting cycling’s benefits for brain health and community connection.

Officers from Bannock County, Pocatello, Chubbuck and Idaho State Police will collect donations for Stuff the Stocking from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

14 at Walmart, 4240 Yellowstone Ave., to fund the Cops and Kids event on Saturday, Dec. 12; register children at 208-232-1114.

Idaho Fish and Game issued a fish salvage order allowing licensed anglers to take unlimited fish from listed Upper Snake and Southeast irrigation canals from today through Nov.

30; sturgeon must be released, fish can't be moved alive, and firearms, explosives, chemicals, and electricity are prohibited.

A house moving north on Yellowstone Avenue will stop traffic briefly today (about 9:30 a.m.) as it travels from Mingo Lane to Siphon Road due to construction, and the Idaho Transportation Department says the stoppage will last about 15 minutes.

Lex Developments LLC filed a petition Monday in Bannock County's 6th Judicial District Court asking a judge to set aside the City Council's Sept.

17 denial of a conditional use permit for a large AI data center at 1800 River Park Way, and the developer says it will reapply and hopes for mediation.

Southeastern Idaho Public Health announced the first flu related death this season — a 75-year-old Bingham County resident in Health District 6; call the health district for more information (208-233-9080).