Good morning, Pullman.

Local fire departments extinguished a wildfire that burned about 250 acres on Smoot Hill north of Albion Sunday afternoon along Albion-Parvin Road—supported by Pullman FD, a state helicopter, and local farmers who helped fight hot spots overnight.

Pullman Chamber of Commerce has hired Britnee Christen as its new executive director.

Christen, who returned to the chamber after a decade as an events coordinator and tourism director, will replace Pete Chittenden, who now works with a housing management company.

After recent wildfires, the local library continues to offer its regular services plus extra support for community recovery.

Staff say the library will extend hours and provide additional programs to help residents access resources during this time.

This Back-to-School Week, Pullman schools welcome a fresh start as students and teachers gear up with new supplies, routines and opportunities.

Local families are encouraged to embrace the renewal with optimism and support.

WSU and UW face off in the season-opening Apple Cup, with the game scheduled soon at a campus venue in Pullman — an annual event that excites local sports fans.

WSU will play Fresno State in the Pac-12 opener at home soon (exact time to be announced).

The game is set to kick off a promising season for the team.

A Vandals football promotional artwork has gone viral online, drawing interest among fans + local viewers.

The creative campaign continues to gain traction as supporters share it widely.