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A Pullman resident and manager at Washington State University is set to compete in the Mrs. American pageant in Las Vegas next week. Aly Heinrich received the title of Mrs. Washington American during the state pageant held in Olympia in March. According to a WSU News article, Heinrich serves as the manager of the CougarCard…
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Wednesday marks the designated move-in day for students residing on campus at the University of Idaho, as the fall semester begins the following Monday.
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The State of Washington is initiating a new round of grants aimed at preserving heritage barns. The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation is currently accepting applications for these barn grants until October 19th. The Washington Legislature has allocated approximately one million dollars for this grant program, with grants available for amounts up to $75,000.
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Idaho public endowment lands have resulted in a significant distribution to state agencies for the upcoming fiscal year. The Idaho Land Board has designated over 117 million dollars for various state agencies. Among these allocations, 17 million dollars is set aside for the University of Idaho. The details of the specific allocations were provided in…
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The Latah County Sheriff’s Office is participating in a statewide initiative in Idaho focused on addressing impaired driving. Local deputies are conducting patrols to monitor for impaired drivers from now until Labor Day weekend.
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Researchers at Washington State University are seeking individuals to participate in a training program for cheddar cheese tasting. Participants must be at least 18 years old, have no dairy allergies, and be available for training sessions, which will be followed by monthly cheddar cheese tastings over the course of a year. For more information or…
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A home on Pullman’s Sunnyside Hill experienced a fire on Saturday night. Firefighters from the City of Pullman responded to the kitchen fire on Staley Drive at approximately 7:30 PM. The fire was extinguished quickly, with damage reported in the kitchen and smoke damage in the dining room. There were no reported injuries.
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Two attorneys have submitted their applications for the position of Nez Perce County Magistrate Judge in Lewiston. Kelley Porter, a staff attorney for Nez Perce County District Court from Genesee, and Floyd Swanton, who serves as Vice President-Legal for Lightcast in Moscow, are among the candidates. In total, there are seven individuals vying for the…
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The Bill Chipman Palouse Trail connecting Pullman and Moscow will undergo chip sealing maintenance starting Tuesday, conducted by Whitman County Public Works crews. The process is expected to take three days. During this period, the trail will remain accessible to users, who are advised to exercise caution while using the trail.
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Washington State University has been recognized by the Princeton Review as a top institution according to student satisfaction. The latest edition of the “Best 391 Colleges” guide is based on a survey of more than 170,000 students from various colleges across the country.