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The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, Gesa Credit Union, and the Dairy Farmers of Washington have announced the recipients of the 13th annual Smart Choices Scholarship. Among the awarded students is Colfax resident James McAnally, who received a $1,000 scholarship. In total, eight students were recognized as scholarship recipients.
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The University of Idaho is hosting a Vendor Interest Meeting on April 15 at 6:00 pm for local farmers, artists, and food vendors interested in participating in the upcoming Tuesday Market season. This meeting will provide information on vendor requirements and other relevant details for those looking to engage in the market.
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Pullman High School is hosting a presentation about the life of Andrew Laszlo, presented by his son, Andrew Jr., at the PHS Auditorium on Tuesday, April 15 at 7:00 pm. Laszlo grew up in Papa, Hungary, and was the only member of his family to survive the Holocaust. After […]
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A fugitive was arrested in Juliaetta by a task force led by the U.S. Marshals. On Thursday night, the Greater Idaho Fugitive Task Force arrested 19-year-old Keegan Brown on Arrow Highline Road in Juliaetta. Brown was wanted on a warrant out of Nez Perce County.
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A Washington State University fraternity has been suspended for five years due to violations related to hazing. The Alpha Sigma Phi house has lost its recognition until May of 2030, according to a recent announcement on the WSU website. Investigators found that the fraternity required new members to consume substances such as marijuana and alcohol…
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Isabell Rasmussen was awarded the Moscow Distinguished Young Women Scholarship program on Saturday night, with 18 participants involved in the event. Rasmussen will now proceed to the Idaho state program scheduled for this fall.
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The Appaloosa Museum & Heritage Center in Moscow is set to relocate to a new location at the end of June, which has not yet been disclosed. A recent post on the museum’s Facebook page indicated that the building on Pullman Road at the state line has been sold. The collection in the […]
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A section of Stadium Way on the Washington State University campus will undergo repaving this spring. WSU officials have announced this project through a post on the institution’s website. The repaving will take place between Cougar Way at Beasley Coliseum and Wilson Road near Martin Stadium.