Good morning, Lewiston.

After a three-year legal dispute, Shann Profitt Construction reached a $690,000 settlement with the city over delays affecting its 90-unit townhouse community for adults 55 on Lindsay Creek Road; a new city engineer denied a permit in Feb.

2022, contributing to financial strain despite strong early sales.

Lewiston Civic Theatre presents The Play That Goes Wrong, a comedy where a drama society faces mishaps, from March 13–22 at Normal Hill Campus (former Lewiston High School Auditorium) with performances at 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and weekend matinees, and Saturday proceeds donate 10% to Snake River Community Clinic.

Lewis-Clark State College will host its 39th Native American Awareness Week from March 10-20 with free events exploring tribal culture and environmental ties.

Highlights include a Mini-Powwow for fourth graders at the P1FCU Activity Center plus language lessons and storytelling sessions at other campus venues.

The Lewiston School District will start accepting online kindergarten enrollment applications on March 1 for children turning five on or before September 1 plus parents can review required documentation online and call Student Services at 208.748.3032 for details.

University of Idaho and University of Utah are partnering to expand local medical training to address doctor shortages in rural areas; the program awaits legislative funding and will require Idaho students to commit to four years of local practice once launched.

Idaho Fish and Game studies show that mountain whitefish populations remain stable or are growing across Idaho, except on the South Fork Clearwater where surveys recorded declines; the department is funding further research to pinpoint causes and boost monitoring.

The Lewis Clark Volleyball Club U16 National team took silver at the Festival Fiesta Classic in Phoenix — competing against 95 teams.

The roster from the Lewis Clark Valley, Nez Perce and Riggins will continue their season.