Good morning, Idaho Falls.

Les Schwab Tire Center in Ammon installed four new tires on the YMCA childcare vehicle to support its Before and After School program on August 11.

The Tires for Purpose program aids nonprofits with reliable transportation (cutting costs) for local groups.

A pancake breakfast fundraiser will be held Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to noon at Ririe High School to aid families affected by the Big Rock fire; for a $10 donation, attendees get pancakes, sausage, eggs, hash browns plus juice or milk and should bring their own camp chairs or blankets.

Dan Gandy has started a non-profit called A-O-G Jiu-Jitsu to offer free Jiu-Jitsu lessons and one training uniform for a year to veterans and first responders in the community.

The program aims to give self-defense training that supports local heroes.

Local firefighters have made progress on the Big Rock fire near Heise and Kelly Canyon Resort; the 2200-acre blaze is 85% contained and was lightning caused (BLM camping closures remain in effect in Cress Creek, Stinking Springs, Kelly Canyon and Heise until Sunday).

North Idaho Falls ER will host a free Teddy Bear Clinic on Saturday, Aug.

15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1762 Pickering St. Kids will role-play emergency care procedures & pre-registration is required.

Heart Transplant Fundraiser Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Heart Event Center — Fundraiser event — All Metal concert supporting a heart transplant for a musician's daughter.