Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 23rd of July.
Good morning, Pullman.
🎓 Education
The Innovia Foundation announced today that it has awarded 225 scholarships worth over $534,700 to students across Eastern Washington and North Idaho for the 2026-27 school year, including several winners from Pullman and nearby communities to help cover college costs.
Seven young women — Winona McGraw from Colfax, Payton Laney from Colton-Uniontown, Kyra Brantner from Garfield-Palouse, and Anayiah Passmore from Pullman — have arrived for Saturday’s 69th Annual Washington Distinguished Young Women Scholarship Program at Pullman High School, where they will compete for scholarships and the chance to advance nationally next summer.
🌲 Environment
The Lyons Ferry Fire in southwestern Whitman County is fully contained after burning about 35,000 acres; crews from Washington fought the blaze that started today by lightning and injured two firefighters.
It cost $2.2 million to extinguish the fire and no structures were damaged.
🏈 Sports
EWU and Idaho football teams held a media weekend to welcome the season, where team interviews & previews of upcoming games were offered to fans in the area.
Velocity won its third straight game with a 3-0 score against Charlotte today.
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