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The Cougar Football Hour radio show is set to premiere at a new location tonight. The weekly program featuring WSU head football coach Jimmy Rogers will take place from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at the Lumberyard. It will also be broadcast live on Newstalk for the Palouse AM 1150.
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This weekend marks the final opportunity to swim at the outdoor public pools in Pullman and Moscow for this season. Both the Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center in Moscow and the splash pad and lap pool at Reaney Park in Pullman will close after Monday.
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The Air Quality Advisory and burn ban for Latah County have been extended due to ongoing concerns about air quality from wildfire smoke. The advisory is expected to remain in effect until at least Thursday morning, as issued by the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality.
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The Jon & Rand Band is scheduled to perform at Merry Cellars winery in Pullman on Thursday night. The live music will take place from 5:30 to 8:30.
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This fall, there will be competitive races for Moscow City Council seats. Five additional candidates have entered the race for three available seats on the ballot. The new candidates include Evan Holmes, R. Paul Fender, Scott Sumner, Stephen Bonnar, and John Slagboom. They will compete alongside Sage McCetich, who is also running for a City…
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Washington State University Athletics has renewed its partnership with Nike, extending the agreement through June 2028. The announcement was made on Wednesday, although specific details of the deal were not disclosed. This agreement designates Nike as the exclusive sideline apparel provider for WSU Athletic programs. University officials have stated that the deal offers beneficial pricing…
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Inland North Waste and the United Way of the Palouse are collaborating for the second annual Reels for Meals fundraiser, scheduled for 7:00 pm on August 28 at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow. Proceeds from ticket sales for the featured film, “Mean Girls (2004),” will be directed towards addressing food insecurity in the…
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A tool developed by the University of Idaho Extension aims to assist farmers in monitoring how temperature influences pest development and crop growth. The Growing Degree Day Calculator, created by Canyon County Extension educator Jemila Chellappa, provides a method for tracking these factors, which may help in making informed decisions regarding pest management and potentially…
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The Music on Main outdoor concert series in downtown Pullman is scheduled for Thursday night. Smith & Reilly will perform at the Pine Street Plaza from 6:00 to 8:00.