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The Pullman cocktail company is introducing a new flavor, Paddock Spirits Ol’ Crimson Legendary Cocktail, which features a combination of blackberry and pomegranate. This launch is intended to provide support to Washington State University student athletes, with a portion of the sales from the canned cocktail contributing to this initiative.
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The South Street bridge over the South Fork of the Palouse River near the Bowman Playfields in Pullman is closed for several weeks. This closure, which started this week, is to facilitate resurfacing work on the bridge. The City of Pullman has contracted the local company Motley-Motley Inc. to carry out the project.
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The Concerts in the Park series in Pullman is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, August 6. The event will feature Kosta La Vista performing classic rock and electric blues at Reaney Park. The concert is free to attend and will begin at 6:00 pm. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for a…
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The Idaho Travel Council has allocated over $10 million in funding for tourism marketing to various non-profit organizations across the state through the Idaho Regional Travel and Convention Grant Program. Among the recipients is the Moscow Chamber of Commerce, which received $165,000. These grants are intended to support tourism promotion efforts in Moscow, focusing on…
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The University of Idaho has been awarded a federal grant of 1.4 million dollars for research focused on wildfires. This funding, provided by the National Science Foundation, will support the hiring of nine additional doctoral-level researchers. Over the course of three years, the grant will facilitate student involvement in research related to wildfire physics, mitigation…
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The Washington State Patrol will conduct emphasis patrols from August 6 to 10 as students return to Pullman for the upcoming semester. Troopers in Whitman, Adams, Grant, and Kittitas counties will monitor traffic for speeding, distracted driving, impaired driving, and other violations during this period. Drivers can expect an increased law enforcement presence on the…
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The City of Pullman has announced the three finalists for the position of city administrator. The candidates include Heather Jobe, who has served as the Klickitat County Auditor for the past two years; Mark Schuller, who has been the Cheney City Administrator since 2014; and Sean Wells, the current Public Works Director for the City…
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A large field fire occurred North of Pullman on Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters from Whitman County Fire District 12 responded to the incident at the Washington State University Cook Agronomy Farm located off Whelan Road around 1:15 PM. Additional support was provided by volunteers from District 4 out of Palouse and the Moscow Rural Fire Department.
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Tuesday marks election day for the Pullman primary, featuring a crowded ballot with 22 candidates competing for positions on the Pullman City Council and School Board. Among those running for the open seat in City Council Ward 1 are Bobbi Bennett-Wolcott, John-Mark Mahnkey, Cindy Kothandaraman, James Pitzer, Holly Greystone, and Randy […]