Idaho Briefs

• Press compiling list of Easter egg hunts

If you are aware of Easter egg hunts, The Press wants to know where Peter Cottontail's trail is going to be.

Email details about the Easter hunt, including date, time, place, age divisions/limits, what's planned, a contact number people can call and other details, to [email protected] ASAP.

The Press will publish the list.

• LCSC Alumni and Friends Golf Scramble May 3

It's time to get out the golf clubs and join in the fun at the Lewis-Clark State College Business Division's fourth annual Alumni and Friends Golf Scramble. The event will take place Saturday, May 3 at noon at the Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Course.

Hosted by the LCSC Coeur d'Alene Business Student Organization, the tournament raises scholarship funds for business students.

The $75 registration includes:

* 18 holes of golf with cart

* Barbecue dinner sponsored by Texas Roadhouse

* Parker Toyota Hole-in-One contests

* Fun, games, and prizes

For more information, go to Golf Scramble or contact Jody Neuberger at [email protected] or (208) 666-6707.

• Driver OK after collision with horse in Idaho

BOISE (AP) - Authorities in southwest Idaho say the driver of a vehicle is OK after colliding with a horse but the horse has died.

Police tell KBOI-TV the collision occurred about 4:30 a.m. Tuesday on Karcher Road between Lake Avenue and Midway Road.

Police say the road in Canyon County was closed for about an hour in both directions.

• Fire destroys trucks at construction site

STAR (AP) - Authorities in southwest Idaho are trying to determine what caused an overnight fire that destroyed three trucks at a construction site in Star.

KBOI-TV reports that firefighters responded to the site about 11:45 p.m. Monday.

Authorities say the fire appears to have started after an explosion, with the flames jumping from one truck to two others parked nearby.

No injuries have been reported, and no damage estimate has been given.