Good morning, Lewiston.

The Christmas Wishlist Project enters its 46th year in the LC Valley by delivering gifts to over 300 recipients in need.

Natalie Reed and her family have kept the tradition alive since the 1970s.

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors Community Food Drive continues to support local families by accepting food and financial donations from residents across the Lewis-Clark Valley—organizers report that the need for aid remains high.

Vicki Sell was named as the new senior director of Alumni Relations and executive director of the University of Idaho Alumni Association—her tenure will begin Dec.

30 as she leads efforts to engage over 117,000 alumni with the school.

Idaho State University’s museum has partnered with the University of Idaho to create a North Idaho Affiliate that will bring natural history exhibits and educational programs to the region.

The new hub in the Department of Earth and Spatial Sciences will display collections like the Smiley Paleobotany Collection—opening with its first exhibit in UI’s McClure Hall and planning a ribbon cutting in March.

City officials in Lewiston say the 600 block of Prospect Avenue will be closed for a mainline sewer repair starting Monday, December 1 with detours set up between 6th and 7th Avenue—officials expect the work to finish by Friday, December 12 and ask drivers to use alternate routes.