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The Deary Volunteer Fire Department’s annual pancake feed is scheduled for Saturday from 7:00 to 10:00 at the old fire hall in Deary. Donations will be accepted.
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Ron Morgan of Pullman has decided not to run for the Whitman County Commissioner position this year. He had previously declared his candidacy following the appointment of Chad Whetzel to the post last month. Morgan, Whetzel, and Cody Finch of Pullman had all applied for the county commissioner seat that became available.
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The University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts will present “Pinocchio,” adapted by Greg Banks with music by Victor Zupanc, inspired by the original story by Carlo Collodi. The production will feature seven performances at the Hartung Theater in Moscow, beginning with a preview night on April 24. Additional shows are scheduled, including evening performances…
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The Regional Theater of the Palouse in Pullman is preparing to present “An American In Paris,” a musical adapted from the 1951 film. The narrative explores the experiences of a young American soldier, a French woman, and the backdrop of a European city during World War II. Show dates […]
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Pullman High School’s DECA team is set to compete at the international competition in Orlando this weekend. The team qualified for DECA Internationals after winning the Washington state title. A total of 14 students from the PHS team will depart for Florida on Thursday morning. The competition is scheduled to take place from Saturday through…
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The final VA briefing of the month in Whitman County will take place in Endicott on Thursday. VA staff from Spokane will be present at the Endicott Library at 11:00 to provide assistance to veterans, including on-site mental health counseling.
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Dean Janikowski is hosting the 3rd Annual Kicking Cancer fundraiser on Friday night in Pullman. The event will take place at Zeppoz from 5:00 to 9:00 and will feature a bowling tournament along with live and silent auctions. Proceeds from the event will support local cancer patients. The fundraiser is organized by Dean’s foundation.
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Acclaimed writer-director and University of Idaho alumna Megan Griffiths will return to Moscow as the first recipient of the KINO Short Film Festival’s Trailblazer Award. The festival is set to celebrate its 25th anniversary on April 25-26 at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Center. Griffiths has achieved recognition in her field.
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The Moscow Tree Commission has collaborated with Paradise Creek Regional High School and the Rotary Club of Moscow to plant trees on Arbor Day, April 25. The group will plant three redbud trees and two tricolor beech trees at Berman Creekside Park. The planting event is scheduled for 1:15.
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Join the Pullman community for an upcoming softball open house hosted by Pullman Parks and Recreation on Thursday, April 24 at 5:30 pm. The event will take place at the Trailside Taproom and will provide information about the Summer Coed Softball program.