Good morning, Pocatello.

Outer Limits Fun Zone held indoor trick-or-treat Friday evening at Westwood Mall, moving the event to the day before Halloween so more businesses could participate.

Pocatello Fire Department dropped two pumpkins of candy from a ladder truck, one for ages 7 and younger and one for all ages, each about 60 pounds.

World record-holder Jack Thompson will meet nearly 100 students and lead a send-off ride Monday, Nov.

2 (noon–12:30 p.m.) at Barrie’s Ski and Sport as part of his 10,000-mile Ride the Nation tour with Outride to highlight cycling’s benefits and support partner school programs.

Historic Downtown Pocatello held its annual trick-or-treat today, with shop owners in costume drawing families and increasing foot traffic downtown despite the Center Street underpass being closed most of the year.

Starting Monday, Nov.

2, the Mountain View Event Center will offer indoor walking in the ICCU Fieldhouse from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday (no daily fee; $25 annual registration), with some Fridays closed for large events and the program possibly continuing past winter if demand holds.

A five-day billiards tournament will run Tuesday, Nov.

3–Saturday, Nov. 7, 10 a.m.–9 p.m. at the Avenue Event Center, attached to the Museum of Clean, offering up to a $30,000 prize pool, an $80 entry fee, 40 Diamond Billiards tables, pro exhibitions + the main 8-ball starting Friday, Nov. 6.