District 5 volleyball teams took second place at the state tournament Saturday when Pocatello lost the 5A final to Idaho Falls, Bear Lake fell to Kimberly in 4A, and Rockland finished runner-up in 1A.
Elevate Glass and Tint opened this week at 3950 South 5th Avenue, offering windshield repair, window replacement, tinting & paint protection film for drivers near I-15 and U.S. 91; owners Jeff Robinson and Megan Koeller signed the lease Sept.
30 and are taking appointments at 208-602-9119.
Pocatello Parks & Rec says the Climbing Wall at the Rec Center will open on Nov.
3 and registration is now open for Junior Jazz boys basketball. Gates at Upper City Creek, Cusick Creek, and Lead Draw will close on Nov. 16 for resource protection, and the Nordic Center is now taking overnight yurt reservations.
Naughty Pines Woodworking owner Ryan Nelson is building a free Christmas dining table for a local family and is seeking donations of a base, chairs, nonperishable food, cash, gift cards, and gifts; nominations are due Nov.
15, donations by Dec. 1, and call or text Ryan at (208 380 0094).
Local artist Nick Hottmann is hand-painting bright, 1950s‑styled murals on the sides of The Reel Theatre to preserve the original teen-made artwork and boost visibility; the far side is scheduled to be finished within the next week (founded 1949), weather permitting.
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.
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.
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.
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