Good morning, Pullman.

Crews are progressing on SEL's new manufacturing plant in Moscow at the Schwartz Campus in South Moscow; local company Motley-Motley stockpiled topsoil and moved 378,000 yards of soil, with the $50 million facility slated for completion next year and about 1,000 jobs once operational.

Idaho Repertory Theatre Drama Camp for Kids presents a new adaptation of Robin Hood at the Hartung Theater in Moscow on Aug.

1 and Aug. 2. Shows run at 2 and 5 p.m. with tickets costing $16 (free for children 12 and under).

Local organizations distributed school supplies at community centers today to help students begin their school year + more drives will occur later this week.

Fire crews are battling an active wildfire and live updates are available throughout the day from KXLY+; residents are advised to check local news for further developments.

A section of Trent Ave in Pullman is closed today for routine utility work — drivers are advised to use alternate routes until crews complete the repairs.

The Department of Health warns Washington residents about scam calls using spoofed phone numbers — calls that claim personal details are compromised and ask for verification.

Residents are advised not to share personal information when contacted.

MultiCare is holding a high school medical camp today in Pullman so students can learn about wellness and gain hands-on experience in basic health techniques.

The event aims to spark interest in future medical careers.