Community Calendar

Cherries are back on!
Please note our updated days and hours for this weekend’s sale.

We’re excited to announce that sweet dark cherries from our WSU Roza Orchard will be available for a limited time only! Our two varieties—Selah and Skeena—were harvested from neighboring rows and picked together. While they differ slightly in appearance, both deliver a deeply sweet, richly flavored profile and impressive fruit size. Perfect for fresh eating, baking, freezing, or preserving.

You can find more details and a map on our Events Calendar: go.wsu.edu/fruit

🍒 Sweet Cherry Sale Details
📅 Dates:
• Thursday, July 17, 2025
• Friday, July 18, 2025
• Saturday, July 19, 2025
• Sunday, July 20, 2025

🕙 Hours:
12:00 PM – 6:00 PM each day

📍 Location:
WSU Horticulture Center
1452 Johnson Road
Pullman, WA 99163

🧭 Directions:
After turning onto the gravel road, stay right and follow signs to the Horticulture Center at the red building at the top of the hill (Building 400A).

🚗 Parking:
Available in the gravel lot near the building.

💲 Cherry Pricing (sweet cherries):
Quantity Purchased Price per lb
0–19 lbs $4.00
20–49 lbs $3.50
50–99 lbs $3.00
100–249 lbs $2.75
250+ lbs $2.50

💳 Payment Options:
We accept cash, checks made payable to WSU (with ID), and credit/debit cards.

📦 Bulk Cherry Pick-Up Available
If you’d like to order 20 lbs or more, you may schedule a pick-up this week or next during normal business hours (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM) or during weekend sale hours. Please allow at least 24 hours’ notice so we can pre-sort your order. To reserve, just reply to this email.

Thank you for supporting student-centered agriculture and local fruit production at WSU. We look forward to seeing you at the Horticulture Center!

Join instructors Nadia Hitchcock and Nanette Cloud for a standalone session focused on observing the human form and developing your drawing skills. You get to explore the art of figure drawing in a relaxed, supportive setting with no long-term commitment. All experience levels welcomed.

In honor of the return of the Diamond Match Bateau to Priest Lake, on July 17th Priest Lake Museum historian Kris Runberg Smith examines the role of the boat during the annual Priest River log drives. Last summer, the Museum of North Idaho, working with the Priest Lake Museum and Priest Lake State Park, found a fitting home for the bateau at Indian Creek Campground. The campground was the site of a Diamond Match Logging Camp.

Cherries are back on!
Please note our updated days and hours for this weekend’s sale.

We’re excited to announce that sweet dark cherries from our WSU Roza Orchard will be available for a limited time only! Our two varieties—Selah and Skeena—were harvested from neighboring rows and picked together. While they differ slightly in appearance, both deliver a deeply sweet, richly flavored profile and impressive fruit size. Perfect for fresh eating, baking, freezing, or preserving.

You can find more details and a map on our Events Calendar: go.wsu.edu/fruit

🍒 Sweet Cherry Sale Details
📅 Dates:
• Thursday, July 17, 2025
• Friday, July 18, 2025
• Saturday, July 19, 2025
• Sunday, July 20, 2025

🕙 Hours:
12:00 PM – 6:00 PM each day

📍 Location:
WSU Horticulture Center
1452 Johnson Road
Pullman, WA 99163

🧭 Directions:
After turning onto the gravel road, stay right and follow signs to the Horticulture Center at the red building at the top of the hill (Building 400A).

🚗 Parking:
Available in the gravel lot near the building.

💲 Cherry Pricing (sweet cherries):
Quantity Purchased Price per lb
0–19 lbs $4.00
20–49 lbs $3.50
50–99 lbs $3.00
100–249 lbs $2.75
250+ lbs $2.50

💳 Payment Options:
We accept cash, checks made payable to WSU (with ID), and credit/debit cards.

📦 Bulk Cherry Pick-Up Available
If you’d like to order 20 lbs or more, you may schedule a pick-up this week or next during normal business hours (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM) or during weekend sale hours. Please allow at least 24 hours’ notice so we can pre-sort your order. To reserve, just reply to this email.

Thank you for supporting student-centered agriculture and local fruit production at WSU. We look forward to seeing you at the Horticulture Center!

Cherries are back on!
Please note our updated days and hours for this weekend’s sale.

We’re excited to announce that sweet dark cherries from our WSU Roza Orchard will be available for a limited time only! Our two varieties—Selah and Skeena—were harvested from neighboring rows and picked together. While they differ slightly in appearance, both deliver a deeply sweet, richly flavored profile and impressive fruit size. Perfect for fresh eating, baking, freezing, or preserving.

You can find more details and a map on our Events Calendar: go.wsu.edu/fruit

🍒 Sweet Cherry Sale Details
📅 Dates:
• Thursday, July 17, 2025
• Friday, July 18, 2025
• Saturday, July 19, 2025
• Sunday, July 20, 2025

🕙 Hours:
12:00 PM – 6:00 PM each day

📍 Location:
WSU Horticulture Center
1452 Johnson Road
Pullman, WA 99163

🧭 Directions:
After turning onto the gravel road, stay right and follow signs to the Horticulture Center at the red building at the top of the hill (Building 400A).

🚗 Parking:
Available in the gravel lot near the building.

💲 Cherry Pricing (sweet cherries):
Quantity Purchased Price per lb
0–19 lbs $4.00
20–49 lbs $3.50
50–99 lbs $3.00
100–249 lbs $2.75
250+ lbs $2.50

💳 Payment Options:
We accept cash, checks made payable to WSU (with ID), and credit/debit cards.

📦 Bulk Cherry Pick-Up Available
If you’d like to order 20 lbs or more, you may schedule a pick-up this week or next during normal business hours (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM) or during weekend sale hours. Please allow at least 24 hours’ notice so we can pre-sort your order. To reserve, just reply to this email.

Thank you for supporting student-centered agriculture and local fruit production at WSU. We look forward to seeing you at the Horticulture Center!

Cherries are back on!
Please note our updated days and hours for this weekend’s sale.

We’re excited to announce that sweet dark cherries from our WSU Roza Orchard will be available for a limited time only! Our two varieties—Selah and Skeena—were harvested from neighboring rows and picked together. While they differ slightly in appearance, both deliver a deeply sweet, richly flavored profile and impressive fruit size. Perfect for fresh eating, baking, freezing, or preserving.

You can find more details and a map on our Events Calendar: go.wsu.edu/fruit

🍒 Sweet Cherry Sale Details
📅 Dates:
• Thursday, July 17, 2025
• Friday, July 18, 2025
• Saturday, July 19, 2025
• Sunday, July 20, 2025

🕙 Hours:
12:00 PM – 6:00 PM each day

📍 Location:
WSU Horticulture Center
1452 Johnson Road
Pullman, WA 99163

🧭 Directions:
After turning onto the gravel road, stay right and follow signs to the Horticulture Center at the red building at the top of the hill (Building 400A).

🚗 Parking:
Available in the gravel lot near the building.

💲 Cherry Pricing (sweet cherries):
Quantity Purchased Price per lb
0–19 lbs $4.00
20–49 lbs $3.50
50–99 lbs $3.00
100–249 lbs $2.75
250+ lbs $2.50

💳 Payment Options:
We accept cash, checks made payable to WSU (with ID), and credit/debit cards.

📦 Bulk Cherry Pick-Up Available
If you’d like to order 20 lbs or more, you may schedule a pick-up this week or next during normal business hours (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM) or during weekend sale hours. Please allow at least 24 hours’ notice so we can pre-sort your order. To reserve, just reply to this email.

Thank you for supporting student-centered agriculture and local fruit production at WSU. We look forward to seeing you at the Horticulture Center!

Join instructors Nadia Hitchcock and Nanette Cloud for a standalone session focused on observing the human form and developing your drawing skills. You get to explore the art of figure drawing in a relaxed, supportive setting with no long-term commitment. All experience levels welcomed.

On July 24, Mick Schanilec talks about the legacies of the 1967 Sundance Fire, one of the hottest and fastest fires ever recorded. Mick, the retired area manager for Idaho Department of Lands at Priest Lake, discusses why the fire laid the foundation for interagency cooperation, strengthened Idaho’s commitment to fire programs, and enhanced reforestation efforts. He brings numerous images to explain the fire and its ongoing after effects.

Take a short mile hike to tour the former Bismark Ranger Station and Mule Barn. Meet just south of Nordman, look for the sign at 9:00am.

Selkirk Alliance for Science has invited Sue Linch, Spacecraft Manager for the Lockheed Martin Lunar Exploration Campaign, to speak at a Power of Science presentation on “Why We Explore Deep Space”. The event is free to the public on July 26, 2025, 6:00 PM, at the Camas Center for Community Wellness, 1821 LeClerc Road North, Cusick, WA. All ages are welcome to attend.

Sue Linch is a graduate of Kellogg (ID) High School, University of Idaho (B.S. in Civil Engineering), and The George Washington University Joint Institute for Advancement of Flight Sciences (M.S. in Mechanical Engineering).

She has worked on space station and shuttle projects, Earth atmosphere and solar studies, deep space asteroid monitoring, and lunar communication and navigation systems. She is presently working to develop nuclear electric power and propulsion for applications in deep space or the space between earth and moon or moon’s orbit.

Space exploration brings together experts in science, technology, engineering, and math. Advances from those efforts are now built into every smart phone, and space exploration data is available for public research and development. The last three decades have seen a huge benefit to society from weather and fire predictions, navigation, communications, search and rescue techniques, plus planning and management of human and natural resources. Sue will describe which deep space and earth orbiting missions have helped those and other services.

This presentation is also supported by the Kalispel Natural Resources Department, Responsible Growth Northeast Washington, and Create Arts Center. A science door prize will be awarded free to one lucky person in attendance. Light refreshments provided.