Good morning, Lewiston.

Schurmans True Value Hardware marks 80 years as a trusted hub for home supplies and advice in the Lewis-Clark Valley.

The family-managed store grew from a small dealership to an enduring local staple — known for its friendly service and deep community ties.

Gas prices in Idaho fell for the third week, giving Lewiston drivers some relief as summer trips begin— today, the average for regular gas dropped to $4.48 amid lower crude oil costs despite ongoing geopolitical concerns.

Lewiston School District Board of Directors honored two long-serving employees, including Richard Kennedy, a maintenance computer technician in Central Services, for 20 years of service to the district.

Seasonal fire restrictions took effect at recreation sites along the Lower Snake River on Wednesday to reduce wildfire risk by prohibiting wood-burning fires in fire rings, grills or metal containers—visitors can use charcoal and propane grills and should check for updates.

The Idaho State Department of Agriculture announced new entry requirements today for warm-blooded animals coming from areas with screwworm detections, requiring a veterinary inspection certificate + a movement permit for animals from designated zones.

Pet owners, livestock producers, and animal health professionals must follow the updated rules to help protect the state’s livestock industry.

Brighter Futures Clinic opened a new facility at 1630 23rd Ave. Suite 201A in Lewiston in May — continuing its mission to offer mental health and rehabilitative services to local families.

TriState Health Foundation will hold its 27th Annual ChipShot Golf Tournament fundraiser on Friday, June 26 at 11 a.m. or Saturday, June 27 at 9 a.m. at Red Wolf Golf Club, where golfers will play a four-person scramble to support local healthcare.