Good morning, Pullman.

Becky and Lynn Miner donated their nearly 100-acre tree farm (Casa Becca del Norté) to WSU Extension Forestry in early November, turning it into a living classroom for family forest stewardship and research.

The property includes a log cabin and outbuildings for hands on learning events.

The Pullman School Board will review Bernie Druffel’s $125,000 bid for the old Johnson School and consider buying 30 acres near Sunnyside Hill (sold by the Quist Family) during its 6:30 p.m. meeting at the high school today.

The decisions support additional school building needs.

STA is reviewing a proposal to discontinue the Peaceful Valley bus route.

Officials say more details will be shared as the review process continues.

Services for seniors in Whitman County move from the Council on Aging in Colfax to new agencies after Aging & Long Term Care announced changes this week – MedStar handles transportation and Rural Resources Community Action takes on kinship programs and a helpline while a provider for meals is sought.

A road near the railway in Pullman is closed today for emergency work, and officials say repairs will continue until safety is restored.

Vitalant urges eligible donors to schedule blood donation appointments this December as holiday travel reduces turnout and the need for lifesaving blood remains critical.

A Pullman drive will be held at Jefferson Elementary School on Dec. 16 from 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., with donors eligible for rewards.

Estate sale dates originally set for today and Wednesday have been moved to Thursday and Friday from 10:00 to 4:00 at a former museum property on Banner Road North near Albion Road (the site of the Filthy Fortunes TV shoot).

509 Classic Basketball Game Transportation

4-6 p.m. — WSU Martin Stadium — $59 roundtrip — Travel comfortably to witness the exciting rivalry between EWU and WSU at the Spokane Arena.