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The National Agricultural Statistics Service has released its initial forecast for this year’s winter wheat harvest based on field conditions as of May 1st. Washington growers have reported a slight increase in winter wheat acreage this year, totaling 1.8 million acres compared to the previous year. The forecast includes expectations for yields in the Evergreen…
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Inland North Waste will be expanding their hours from May 12 to October 31. During this period, the facility in Moscow will operate Monday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. The change in hours aims to enhance accessibility for residents.
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The City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission have announced the upcoming event in their 3rd Thursday Artwalk series. On May 15 from 4:00 – 8:00 pm, various installations highlighting different forms of art and creativity will be accessible at businesses in the downtown Moscow area. Visual, culinary, […]
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Community members are invited to a presentation by the Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee regarding Palouse Prairie revitalization efforts. The presentation at the Moscow Public Library is scheduled to begin at 5:30 pm on May 15. The event aims to provide information to support the gardening season.
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Bookpeople of Moscow is hosting an event featuring Dr. Ed Galindo, a board member of the Tarragraphics International Foundation and a recognized author. Dr. Galindo is known for his works, including Children of the Stars and Dance of the Salmon. Community members are encouraged to attend the event to meet Dr. Galindo and hear from…
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The Whitman County Rural Library District has appointed a new executive director, Christy Hughes. Hughes brings eight years of experience in marketing, public relations, and outreach from her previous roles in public libraries. The search for a new director commenced last fall.
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A primary election for Pullman City Council will take place, featuring candidates Cindy Kothandaraman, John-Mark Mahnkey, Bryan MacDonald, and Randy Cross. The election is set for August, with the seat currently held by Trymaine Gaither up for contest.
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The Pine Street pedestrian bridge in downtown Pullman is facing increasing complexities regarding its repair. The footbridge, which spans the South Fork of the Palouse River, was engineered to detach from an abutment and pivot to one side of the river during periods of high water. Installed two decades ago, […]
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Idaho Fish and Game plans to restock Spring Valley Reservoir next week with 7,200 catchable-sized 11-inch rainbow trout. This effort represents the largest restocking initiative for the agency in the Clearwater Region this month.
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A significant number of candidate filings on Friday morning has resulted in 15 candidates entering the race for three Pullman City Council positions, leading to a busy August primary. James Pitzer has entered the race for the position currently held by Trymaine Gaither. Other candidates include Randy Cross, Cindy Kothandaraman, Bryan MacDonald, and John-Mark Mahnkey.