Good morning, Pullman.

Local organizers announced a Superheroes Day event for kids that will feature fun, themed activities (more details on time and location will be shared soon).

On May 14, Port officials and community members broke ground in Tekoa for the new Tekoa Mountain Business Industrial Park.

The project, which received a $2.1 million grant for infrastructure, is projected to create 42 full-time jobs + attract $23 million in private investment.

The City of Pullman and Maynard-Price Post 52 American Legion will break ground on a new Veterans Memorial Park on Monday, May 25 at 11:00 a.m. at the corner of Fairmount Drive and Cemetery Road, marking the start of construction on Memorial Day.

The Port of Whitman County purchased 113 acres near Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport for a business park, closing on May 15 after a vote on Jan.

8. The due diligence process included an environmental site assessment and property surveys, supported by local leadership.

Pullman’s Greyhounds lost 11-4 to West Valley in the District 6 2A Championship on May 15.

The team will play No. 1 Bainbridge tomorrow at 1 p.m. for the state opener, with Coach Agnew expressing hope for his five freshmen.

At the SE1B Qualifiers on Tuesday, May 12, Garfield-Palouse won the girls meet with 120 points while DeSales boys took first with 143 and Garfield-Palouse boys were the top county finishers with 129.5 points.

The 1B District 6 Championships are underway at Valley Christian and run through today.