Good morning, Moscow.

The America250 in Idaho Ambassadors announced the Jefferspud Writing Contest winners for students aged 12-18; first-place winners were Kohara Nomura (Moscow) for ages 12-14 and Audrey Stebbins for ages 15-18, with prizes of $250, $50, and $25 awarded while an E-book of entries will be released this summer.

Idaho Fish and Game will restock Elk Creek Reservoir near Elk River next week with 3,000 catchable-sized rainbow trout — the trout are about eleven inches long.

Repairs nearly complete on SR194 west of Pullman after a culvert was washed out during March’s flood; the highway near Union Center, closed since mid-April, will reopen Tuesday afternoon or evening + traffic will detour on U.S. Highway 195.

Travelers can enroll in TSA PreCheck at a pop-up event at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport—Building 230 on NE Airport Drive in Pullman—from Tuesday, June 9 through Friday, June 12.

Enrollment is available each day from 9:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Port of Whitman County closed on a 113-acre deal near the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport on Friday and plans to develop a new business park as it expands its real estate holdings (a move that includes an environmental impact review with the city).

Senior Moments: Foraging Edible Plants and Berries

4-5 p.m. — Moscow Alehouse — Free entry — Share your foraging expertise on edible plants and enjoy the great Idaho outdoors.

Third Annual Loose on the Palouse Dance Event

6:00 p.m. — 1912 Center — Early Bird Tier Pass available — Learn West Coast Swing basics and enjoy a themed social dance hosted by the Swing Devils of the Palouse.

Angel Urrea Live Performance

5:30-9:30 p.m. — Palouse Brewing Company — Free entry — Experience the enchanting sounds of live looping guitar from a talented musician based in Idaho.