Good morning, Pullman.

Vandalism has delayed Greenacres Park renovation—officials are reviewing the damage—and they expect repairs to resume soon.

Today, Pullman’s annual Concerts in the Park starts at 6:00 p.m. in Reaney Park with the Community Band of the Palouse & the Auf Gehts German Band performing until 8:00 p.m.

Pullman Police are asking for help finding Sylvia Land, a 66 years old woman last seen in the NW Ann Street area between 10:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. on July 6, who is missing due to mental health and medical concerns—if anyone has information, they should call 509 334 0802 and reference case number 25 P05143.

Washington State University promoted infectious disease researcher Viveka Vadyvaloo to director of the Paul G.

Allen School for Global Health on July 1. She joined the school in 2009 and replaces Tom Kawula, who remains as senior director+ keeping his role in the leadership team.

Today at the Colfax Library from 5:30—7:00, the Whitman County Commissioner forum will feature newly appointed commissioner Chad Whetzel alongside challengers Cody Finch and Tucker Senter as they prepare for next month's primary run-off; mail in ballots will be sent out on July 18.

Pullman officials say water main construction is underway to upgrade the system and will continue over the coming days—residents can expect further progress updates.

City officials are rebuilding the roundabout after speeding continues, and they say a new design will help slow traffic—local residents have long raised concerns about driver safety.

Washington State Cougars Football Game

7:30-10 p.m. — Martin Stadium — Tickets required — Experience the thrill of college football with over 32,000 fans at every Cougars home game.