Good morning, Pullman.

Renovations will soon update Roos Field, a local sports facility, with planned improvements to seating and field surfaces.

Work is scheduled to begin later this month + officials said additional details will be shared with the community.

The historic threshing bee using antique steam and horse powered equipment will take place at a wheat field near the Palouse Empire Fairgrounds outside Colfax Sunday at 9:00 a.m. The free event kicks off fair week.

A wildfire on Aug. 9 destroyed the Risbeck Trestle east of Colfax on an inactive rail line that once carried fertilizer to Pullman, and WSDOT is cleaning up debris that fell into the South Fork Palouse River (no cost estimate available).

Eligible homeowners with residences damaged by recent wildfires can apply for state aid from $750 for one-person households to $2,250 for larger families if their home is uninhabitable in 11 counties (e.g.

Benton and Chelan) or tribal lands. Applications must be submitted by Oct. 30.

This fall, Pullman Radio will stream live play-by-play coverage of Pullman High School football online with pre-game shows starting 15 minutes before kickoff and games beginning at 6:00.

The season opens Friday night at home against Eisenhower with a 5:45 p.m. pre-game show.

WSU will open its football season with the Apple Cup as it faces UW in a storied rivalry game in Pullman.

The matchup (a highlight of the local sports calendar) will draw students and fans for an exciting contest.