Good morning, Moscow.

The University of Idaho Theatre Arts will present free Zoom readings of two student-written plays from Oct.

2 to Oct. 4. 'Avalanche' is scheduled for Oct. 2 and Oct. 3, and 'Lobstertown' for Oct. 3 and Oct. 4; alumna Kellie Stonebrook produces the series + tech support.

School districts statewide will ask voters for over $307 million in additional funding from property taxes this November, with Moscow’s district proposing a $65.6 million, seven-year levy to convert Moscow Middle School into a high school and update local facilities (costing $280 per $100,000 of taxable value).

The Idaho Transportation Department and Idaho State Police are offering winter driving classes in North Idaho starting Saturday, Oct.

10, to prepare drivers for icy roads. Sessions run weekly from early October through December and include a 10% discount at Les Schwab Tire Center; seating is limited so register online.

Three local school districts scored highly in a national survey by Niche.com, with Troy School District named best in Idaho & Moscow Schools earning third place while Pullman School District ranked first in Eastern Washington.

The Gritman Foundation’s Pink Tea and Pink Cocktail fundraising event will take place Thursday, Oct.

15 at ICCU Arena on the University of Idaho campus to support cancer care services on the Palouse, and registration ends Friday, Oct. 2 (tickets cost $50 per person or $350 per table).

Pullman Regional Hospital is expanding its sports medicine program by adding three specialist physicians to offer same-day injury care, partnering with local schools and universities to support athletes and active community members at its Moscow and Pullman clinics.

Lewiston High School volleyball will play its first game at P1FCU Stadium on Thursday, Oct.

1 during Judy Fong Pink Night against Moscow (honoring a local volleyball leader). The event invites fans to wear pink and watch the game live or via streaming.

LHS volleyball will make its debut under the Friday Night Lights tomorrow, Oct.

1 at P1FCU Stadium when the Bengals honor Judy Fong with a special Pink Night matchup against Moscow — inviting community members to join by wearing pink.