Good morning, Kalispell.

Local trail groups will begin cleaning up after a winter windstorm, while developers at the mall — planning to use tax increment dollars — have announced renovation plans, and Logan Health physicians stress the need for colorectal cancer screenings as the governor honors state employees for crash help.

Award-winning photographer Jodi Cobb will speak at the Wachholz College Center at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 7 during the Changemaker Speaker Series (tickets cost $17, free for students).

Local environmental watchdog groups will sue the U.S. Forest Service over a 7,700-acre forestry project west of Hungry Horse Reservoir — they claim emergency procedures bypassed full endangered species reviews.

A March 24 letter gives the agency 60 days to fix concerns before work begins this summer.

Branford Marsalis Quartet Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — McClaren Hall, Wachholz College Center — Tickets required — Experience the brilliant saxophonist and NEA Jazz Master perform with his acclaimed quartet.

Paul Cauthen Live Concert

6-11 p.m. — Majestic Valley Arena — Ticketed event — Experience Paul Cauthen and his band along with Crowe Boys and Radio Ranch for a night to remember.

Solas Concert

4-6 p.m. — Wachholz College Center — Tickets from $33 — Celebrate three decades of Irish music with the acclaimed ensemble Solas.