Good morning, Wenatchee.

Washington State Patrol and local sheriffs are increasing patrols for Super Bowl Sunday so fans can plan a sober ride (using designated drivers, taxis, or rideshares) to keep roads safe as community members get ready to celebrate.

A new exhibit titled Keeping up with Apple Blossom top 10 is on view at the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center.

It showcases local history with interactive displays and artifacts.

The Manson School District has launched a Community Facilities Task Force (20 community members) and is seeking local volunteers to guide facility improvements.

Interested residents can contact the district for more details.

US-2 through Tumwater Canyon will fully reopen within two weeks as emergency repairs finish ahead of schedule after mudslides and flooding, ending the detour through State Route 207 and Chumstick Highway.

The Washington Department of Natural Resources brought wildfire risk maps to Wenatchee on Wednesday and asked residents for feedback on fire hazard measurements.

Residents can submit responses online & at scheduled public sessions.

WWE NXT Live Event

7:30 p.m. — Town Toyota Center — Tickets on sale now — Experience the thrilling action of WWE NXT superstars including champions and fan favorites.

Valentine’s Dinner at Atlas Fare

4:30-9 p.m. — Atlas Fare — $125 per person — Celebrate romance with a curated three-course prix fixe dinner featuring live music and wine pairings.

Johnny Cash The Official Concert Experience

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — $45-$65 — Experience the captivating tribute to Johnny Cash's iconic Folsom Prison performance and his legendary hits.