The repaving of U.S. Highway 195 near Pullman has resumed following the conclusion of a strike. The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 302 had initiated the strike on August 12th, which affected various highway construction projects in Eastern Washington. The halted local project was valued at approximately 3.5 million dollars.
The Palouse Habitat for Humanity is seeking a full-time Development Director to oversee fundraising and donor engagement efforts aimed at generating financial support for affordable housing initiatives in the region. Over the past 20 years, Palouse Habitat has evolved from an all-volunteer organization into a structured entity with a focused approach to its mission.
The Gritman Foundation is organizing a fundraising event on Tuesday, October 14, from 5:00 – 7:00 pm at ICCU Arena in Moscow. This event will merge the foundation’s Pink Tea and Pink Cocktail gatherings into one occasion, which will include a plated dinner. The proceeds from this event will benefit […]
To the residents of Whitman County, Recently, many of you have received property valuation notices indicating an increase in your property’s value compared to the previous year. This change may come as a surprise to some. The Department of Revenue has guidelines that require the Assessor to adjust property valuations based on various factors. We…
A proposed East/West truck route around Pullman, located south of the city, has emerged as a favored option for addressing the ongoing discussions about redirecting heavy freight traffic away from downtown. The Moscow City Council is scheduled to consider the possibility of participating in the project during their meeting on Monday evening. According to the…
The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office has identified a suspect in connection with a recent burglary attempt at a cash machine in Uniontown. Authorities have named 42-year-old Eric B. Wright as the individual wanted for the crime. Wright is reported to have been residing in Longview, Washington.
Washington State University has announced that fans will no longer be permitted to re-enter Martin Stadium during football home games, starting with the Apple Cup next week. This policy change coincides with the expansion of alcohol sales within the stadium.