Good morning, Pullman.

Libey Gallery in Colfax is opening regional artist Anna Cocking’s oil painting exhibition 'Growth' today, which will run until Aug.

31 during regular gallery hours, and a Meet the Artist Reception is scheduled for July 10 from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. for visitors to learn about her creative process + enjoy refreshments.

Today, the National Agricultural Statistics Service released its summer harvest acreage forecast showing that Washington growers increased canola acreage by 30,000 while keeping winter wheat at 1.8 million acres, and Idaho recorded a 40,000-acre rise in winter wheat.

The Washington Department of Ecology announced financing for local water quality projects—helping Tekoa receive a $1.5 million loan, Garfield secure a $1.5 million loan, and Whitman Conservation District obtain a $229,000 grant for planting vegetation along Alkali Flat Creek south of Dusty.

Researchers at WSU (Veterinary Teaching Hospital) reported a fox kit infected with the fox tapeworm on campus, suggesting the parasite may now be established in the Northwest.

The study advises avoiding wild animal feces and keeping pets from eating rodents.

WSU Athletics and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation announced a five-year, $8.43 million sponsorship deal.

Cougar uniforms will sport a Colville patch and the agreement will fund youth clinics, a regional basketball tournament, and a video series, marking the largest annual sponsorship in Cougar history.

District 5 Golf Championship

— 12 p.m. — Palouse Ridge Golf Club — Entry fee applies — Compete in the thrilling District 5 Championship amidst scenic views and great camaraderie.

Coyle Outside Wilderness Camp

9:00 AM–4:00 PM — Pioneer Hill Apartments — $422/week — Build survival skills through engaging activities in a fun wilderness camp.