Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Moscow.
Construction has begun on a new stage at East City Park (replacing the deteriorated one) after the Council approved a contract on Sept.
21. Paths and restrooms will be temporarily closed and a portable restroom is available until construction finishes in April 2027.
Palouse Beauty Aesthetics will hold its grand opening tomorrow in downtown Moscow at 105 E.
Second St. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (ribbon cutting begins at 9:55 a.m.) and offers tours, complimentary consultations and skincare discounts.
Moscow City Council approved a contract on Sept.
21 to replace the aging stage at East City Park, and construction has begun with safety fencing in place. Temporary pathway and restroom closures will occur while portable facilities are provided (completion is expected in April with public art planned for May).
Idaho’s Health and Welfare department will receive nearly $5 million through the MIECHV Program to boost home visiting services for pregnant women and families.
The funding builds on prevention efforts that have helped Idaho lead in keeping children with their families — supporting visits in 39 counties.
Since 2022, a local OB-GYN has been forced to send patients out of state because strict laws have reduced available women’s healthcare—causing delays in care and additional procedures.
The shortage, which reflects a loss of over one-third of regional OB-GYNs, is impacting community health.
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