Good morning, Nampa.

Professional and amateur cornhole players gathered at Nampa’s Legion Rodeo Park—raising funds for the Canyon County Boys & Girls Club and the Nampa Fire Burnout Fund.

Title One Community Foundation organized the tournament to support local nonprofits and help families in need.

On Friday, the Partnership for Educational Choice announced it would defend Idaho’s Parental Choice Tax Credit program from a lawsuit filed by the Idaho Education Association and other groups—fighting to protect access to up to $5,000 per student and $7,500 for students with disabilities. The group said it will represent three families using the tax credit to meet their children’s unique educational needs.

On Thursday, Owyhee beat Capital 26-16 at Dona Larsen Park to remain undefeated—Friday night football featured key matchups at 7 p.m. across southern Idaho.

Treasure Valley Veterans Stand Down

11 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Ford Idaho Center — Free entry — Discover vital resources, health services, and free meals at this special fair for veterans and military families.

Eagle Plein Air Art Festival

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Finer Frames — Free entry — Experience live painting from talented artists capturing the beauty of the Eagle landscapes.

OpenShift Fundamentals Training

All day — Divinity Health Institute Training Center — Cost to be determined — Enhance your skills in software development and IT with this comprehensive training class.

Newsies The Musical

7:30 p.m. — Nampa Civic Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience high-energy dancing and unforgettable music with an inspiring story.

Disney's Newsies Jr Performance

7:30-9 p.m. — Nampa Civic Center — Check for ticket pricing — Experience the inspiring tale of young newsboys in turn-of-the-century New York City.