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The Whitman County Rural Library District is collaborating with Veteran Service Officer Becky Buri to offer presentations on Veterans Affairs. These sessions are designed to provide information to local veterans about accessing their benefits. Veterans in the community are invited to attend the presentations on the following dates: Garfield Library – Wednesday, May 14, 12…
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The Idaho Public Utilities Commission is hosting online workshops this week concerning Avista’s request to increase power and natural gas rates for its North Idaho customers. The Spokane-based utility is seeking approval for the proposed rate adjustments.
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Idaho Fish and Game has announced a change in the fishing regulations due to a strong run of spring chinook salmon. Fishing on the Clearwater River and its middle and south forks is now permitted seven days a week. Anglers are allowed to keep up to two adult salmon per day.
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Several candidates have withdrawn from the Pullman City Council races, resulting in one decision moving directly to the November general election without a primary. Andie Freeman, Edwin Gianini, and William McGaughey have ended their candidacies for the seat being vacated by Councilwoman Carla De Lira. This leaves only DiDi […] as a contender.
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Acting City of Pullman Administrator Megan Vining has declined the offer to continue in her role on an interim basis. Finance Director Jeff Elbracht has been appointed as the Interim City Administrator, effective Monday. According to a press release from city spokeswoman Meghan Ferrin, Vining made her decision to step back from the position.
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A planned power outage is scheduled for Southwest Moscow on Thursday night and early Friday morning. Avista Utilities will be replacing aging equipment, which will affect approximately 400 customers. The outage is set to begin at 7:00 PM on Thursday and is expected to last until 6:00 AM on Friday.
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The Whitman County Humane Society has achieved a significant milestone in its annual May Kitten Shower Fundraiser & Supply Drive. Community donations reached the $500 donation match from an anonymous donor, prompting the organization to announce a second anonymous donor who will match all new donations up to $1,500. This initiative aims to support the…
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Washington State University’s Institute for Shock Physics has received a cooperative agreement renewal of $32.5 million from the US Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration for a five-year period. The renewal is intended to support efforts in advancing dynamic compression science, according to Brian Jensen, the institute’s director.
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Moscow & Pullman Building Supply in Moscow is hosting a Ladies’ Night Out on Thursday, May 15, from 5:00 – 8:00 pm. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food and drinks, participate in giveaways and prizes, listen to live music, and take advantage of exclusive sales and promotions.