Good morning, Lewiston.

Ten local golfers will attempt 100 holes on Tuesday, Oct.

13 at Quail Ridge Golf Course to raise funds for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lewis Clark Valley and Palouse, starting at 8 a.m. and aiming to finish between 3 and 4 p.m.

A University of Idaho study found that the standard two-year rest after wildfires may not boost perennial grass cover as expected; livestock managers should base grazing decisions on local precipitation and usage (analysis of 18 studies).

Researchers at the University of Idaho found that keeping livestock off burned rangeland for two-year does not always improve grass cover in Moscow; the study shows that rain and grazing rates determine recovery and ranchers should adjust practices to match local conditions.

St. Joseph Regional Medical Center named Nicole Triplett, MBA (a longtime LC Valley resident with 23 years of experience) as associate administrator for Medical Group Services; she will support local providers and expand access to quality care in the community.

TriState Health earned two American Heart Association awards for following research-based guidelines in stroke care — a move designed to boost patient outcomes and lower hospital readmissions in the community.

Jackie Mossakowski said the awards highlight the facility’s commitment to quality cardiovascular services.

LC State women’s cross country team is ranked No. 12 in the NAIA Top 25 Poll after a strong race in Spokane that pushed them up three spots.

They will host the LC State Invite on Oct. 17 and Cascade Conference Championships on Nov. 6 as the season wraps up.