Good morning, Coeur d'Alene.

Holy Family Catholic School hosted festive events today to end National School Choice Week and Catholic Schools Week.

Students swapped uniforms, played games, and welcomed visits from teachers and community leaders at the school on Kathleen Avenue.

Today, the Kootenai Health Gift Shop presented a $185,122 check to the Kootenai Health Foundation to support patient care and vital programs.

The donation continues a 43-year tradition that has raised over $1.6 million for essential services.

Lindsey Greene, a nurse practitioner at Hospice of North Idaho, was honored with the Hummingbird Award for outstanding service to patients and families — she has dedicated 18 years to providing comfort and education in our community.

Local hunters can boost their fitness for fall season by rucking with a military surplus backpack loaded with a dumbbell.

The method builds strength for long hikes and is an easy, low-cost way to prepare for a successful hunt.

Local ice fishers enjoy the magic of winter fishing—using minimal gear and a drilled hole in the ice to relax outdoors on nearby lakes and savor a quiet break from everyday hustle.

Grandpa Bill keeps the fun alive for his grandsons at his Coeur d'Alene home as he surprised them with a crate of toys on a recent Facetime call (cars, dinosaurs and Star Wars figures included) and he plans more surprises for future visits.

Hayden-based Royal Edge Athletics placed third (only four months after opening) at its debut cheer competition in Portland after two months of focused training on teamwork and skill.

The team will compete in more events this season.

17th Annual Hearts for Homes Sweethearts Ball

5-11 p.m. — Best Western Plus Coeur d'Alene Inn — $85 per person — Enjoy an elegant evening with surf & turf dinner, live auctions, and a festive Valentine's atmosphere.