Good morning, Lewiston.

Tim Martin, owner of Two Rivers Automotive, filed for a zoning amendment to allow his shop to operate legally in the F-2 area after a county letter found it out of compliance—his application will be reviewed at the Nez Perce County Planning and Zoning meeting on October 21st.

Idaho Fish and Game conservation officers began investigating the illegal killing of up to four moose on PotlatchDeltic timber lands in the Elk River and Clarkia areas between Oct.

3 and Oct. 5 (authorities seek information on kill sites and those hunting or transporting moose) and anyone with details is urged to call the Fish and Game Clearwater Regional Office at 208-799-5010 or the Citizens Against Poaching hotline at 1-800-632-5999.

Idaho Fish and Game officers are investigating the illegal killing of up to four moose on PotlatchDeltic timber lands in Elk River and Clarkia between October 3rd and October 5th—officials ask anyone with information to come forward immediately.

The Little Pink House Gallery in Genesee will open its fall exhibit OBSERVATION on October 11—12 — the show invites visitors to 'do nothing, but look' at works by regional artists and gallery owner Ellen Vieth.

The exhibit runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, with private appointments available the following week.

St. Joseph Regional Medical Center ended its overnight lockdown after a family member made threats that led to precautionary measures, and law enforcement monitored the domestic situation.

The hospital now has normal operations with all appointments and services continuing as usual.