Good morning, Moscow.

The Palouse Brewing Company's 3rd annual Oktoberfest (held on October 16) was hosted at its downtown brewery.

The festival (featuring music by the Jon and Rand Band) started at noon.

The Latah County Historical Society rescheduled its Moscow Cemetery tour from October 12 to Sunday, October 19 at 1:30 p.m.—ticket holders can attend the new tour, join the later October 26 tour, or receive a full refund.

Idaho will spend $10.6 million this year to help students pay for medical school.

Three programs—the UW-led WWAMI, the University of Utah, and ICOM—will expand subsidized seats under HB 368, with a task force set to meet on Monday and report due Jan. 2.

The Pullman Depot will host a tea party fundraiser tomorrow (October 18 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm) to support the Depot Pocket Palouse Prairie.

Three speakers—Cheri Clausen, Penny Morgan, and Steve Bunting—will discuss native plant projects while raffle baskets and treats are offered with tickets at $15.

Dr. Leo Chough, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon trained in sports medicine, joined Gritman Medical Center's orthopedic team at 2301 W.

A St. in Moscow. He previously practiced in Moses Lake and specializes in joint replacement and arthroscopic procedures—he will work with experienced colleagues on the hospital’s Centers of Excellence hip and knee programs.

Ben Barton: Yellow Dog Flats

6-10 p.m. — Shattuck West - Brewery Taproom & Music — Cost Info Not Provided — Experience the soulful blues of guitarist Ben Barton, rooted in Mississippi and Memphis traditions.

Moscow Craft Lounge

5:30-7:00 p.m. — Moscow Public Library — Free entry — Get creative with fellow adults over a craft project of your choice or use the materials provided each month.

S’Wheat Farm Vintique Sale

5:30-8 p.m. — Latah County Fairgrounds & Events Center — $10 entry — Enjoy a night of sipping and shopping with unique vendors and tasty treats.