Good morning, Idaho Falls.

Community members in Idaho Falls are lighting up homes and social media green to support 18-year-old Dominic Nuñez in his fight against cancer; a Parade of Support will be held Saturday as vehicles meet at Albertsons on 25th Street in Ammon to drive past his home.

Motor VU Drive-in in Idaho Falls is hosting a free community movie night on Saturday that marks the end of its 2026 season, featuring a screening of Clue + a board game tournament, costume contest, and family activities.

Gates open at 7 p.m. and the movie starts at 9 p.m.

Steve Hunter, interim CEO of the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber, said the board is actively searching for a permanent CEO to be chosen from local business leaders by year-end.

Bonneville Joint School District 93 opened Willow Creek Elementary in a fast-growing area; district leaders held a grand-opening ceremony Thursday evening with several speakers before a ribbon cutting, marking the new school as a transit point for repurposing older facilities.

Bonneville County leaders declared September 12 as Missing Persons Day to raise awareness for 183 open cases including Amber Hoopes, who disappeared 25 years ago, and scheduled a ceremony at the county courthouse at noon on Saturday.

Cody, a 1-year-old chocolate lab mix who is great with kids, dogs, and cats, is Pet of the Week at Snake River Animal Shelter (3000 Lindsay Boulevard).

The shelter opens Tuesday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on Saturday until 5 p.m. for visits.

The 3A Nuclear Conference is shaping up as the most open race in eastern Idaho after the Ririe Bulldogs won last year's championship, with key players graduating + teams including Firth, Ririe and North Fremont set to open their seasons soon + early game schedules may shift with new rosters.