Good morning, Moscow.

The US Small Business Administration reminds Idaho small businesses and private nonprofits that low interest federal disaster loans for losses from the 2024 Gwen Fire — which affected areas such as Latah County — are available, with applications due by August 22.

Moscow Police arrested two individuals for drug dealing charges on Monday around 11:00 after a pickup truck check on Lieuallen Street revealed fentanyl pills, methamphetamine, cash and new power tools suspected to be stolen—one suspect reportedly refused orders while another admitted to selling drugs and a third was held on a warrant for drug paraphernalia.

Gas prices in Idaho edged up by one cent last week to an average of $3.48 per gallon—AAA warned that areas with heavy travel near popular tourist spots may see sharper hikes as summer travel picked up.

In some towns, prices jumped higher, with Franklin seeing a six-cent rise and Idaho Falls up by four cents.

Idaho Fish and Game is promoting the Western Native Trout Challenge—a multi-state fishing adventure that supports native trout conservation by inviting anglers to catch at least six species across four states.

In Idaho, anglers can target five eligible species with registration costing $25, with $23 going to trout habitat restoration.

Judge Sunil Ramalingam—formerly a Magistrate Judge in Lewiston and an Assistant Clinical Professor at UI College of Law—was appointed to fill Moscow’s Latah County Magistrate bench on Monday.

Eight attorneys applied for the position after the post became available when Megan Marshall joined the Second District Court bench.

The Range Benders Pubbin' on the Patio

5-7 p.m. — Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute — Family friendly — Enjoy a delightful evening of food, drink, music, and summer fun with friends on the patio.

Peer2Peer Parkinson's Support Group

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Disability Action Center NW, Inc. — Free entry — Connect with others affected by Parkinson's Disease while exploring supportive resources and current research.

Pubbin on the Patio

4:30-6:30 p.m. — Palouse Nature Center — Free entry — Enjoy a relaxed evening of drinks, food, and live music on the patio.