Good morning, Pullman.

Pullman’s indoor pool, now the Schweitzer Wellbeing Center, remains closed as renovations run behind schedule.

The facility will reopen in January after phase 1 work — phase 2 expansion in 2027 will add a fitness center and meeting space.

A Pullman cemetery damaged by the Old Trails Fire will begin rebuilding to restore headstones and improve safety for visitors (local officials say work is expected to continue this fall).

A local couple is offering free removal of burned cars to help residents clear fire-damaged vehicles.

Their service supports quick cleanup efforts in our community.

A local man is set to appear on the Dancing With the Stars streaming show (highlighting Pullman's talent) later this season.

More details on his feature and the show's schedule will be announced soon.

RTOP’s 'Finding Neverland' opens today at 7:30 p.m. at the Regional Theatre of the Palouse at 122 N.

Grand Ave in Pullman. The Broadway musical, which tells the story behind Peter Pan’s creation, will run through Sunday, Aug. 30.

The Pullman Walk of Fame Class is being inducted tonight at 6:00 inside the Pullman Depot Heritage Center and includes Alice and Rex Davis, Roger Johnson, Allison and Mike Levenseller, and Dr. Frances McSweeney.

The ceremony honors local figures who have enriched our community traditions.

Pullman and Moscow High Schools climbed in U.S. News & World Report rankings on August 19, with Pullman High jumping 172 spots to 1,243 and dropping 6 places to 28 in state rankings, and Moscow High rising 73 spots to 2,915 while slipping two places to 13 in Idaho.

Gritman Medical Center will host its annual Pink Tea fundraiser on Thursday, Oct.

15 at ICCU Arena on the University campus – starting with a 5 p.m. social hour and a 6 p.m. program. Funds raised will help support cancer care on the Palouse.

Local officials report that vaccine exemptions for students have risen, which may lead schools to review their immunization policies (details reported by KXLY).