The Whitman Recovery Community Center in downtown Pullman is hosting its grand opening this weekend. The center is situated on Main Street, adjacent to Neill’s Coffee and Ice Cream. The grand opening is scheduled for Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00. A column written by the Director of the Whitman Recovery Community Center, Megan […], will…
Performers in Moscow will present a stage adaptation inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic work on May 31 at the Hartung Theater. The production, titled ALICE, aims to take the audience on an adventure through Wonderland, showcasing contemporary ballet. Local performers, including children as young as three years old, will participate in the performance.
The lawn watering seasons in Pullman and Moscow commence on Sunday. During this period, residents in both cities are permitted to use sprinklers for watering. In Pullman, residents may water up to three days a week, either before 10:00 in the morning or after 6:00 p.m. Residents with even addresses have specific watering days designated…
The Save the Gladish fundraising campaign will officially kick off this weekend in Pullman. Funds raised will be allocated for the preservation of the historic Gladish Community and Cultural Center. The kickoff event is scheduled for 1:00 PM on Saturday at the Gladish, featuring live music and guided tours.
A planned power outage is scheduled for Saturday, affecting certain Clearwater Power customers. This outage will impact customers in the Uniontown and Genesee areas, as well as those to the south along the state line. The top of Lewiston Hill and the Port of Wilma will also experience a power interruption.
The Whitman County Humane Society has reported that they have exceeded their $3,000 fundraising goal for the Kitten Shower campaign, raising a total of $9,800 with three days remaining. A local resident contributed $5,000, which will assist in covering kitten vaccinations and spay/neuter procedures for the new arrivals.
The Pullman School Board discussed the proposal for an assistant superintendent during their meeting on Wednesday night. Principal Ryan Mulvey of West Valley High School in Spokane was recommended for the position by Pullman Schools administrators last week, contingent upon school board approval. Several community members expressed their views on the matter during the meeting.