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Amazon has announced the opening of a new delivery station in the Palouse region. The facility, which spans 28,000 square feet, is located north of the Moscow-Pullman Highway near the Washington-Idaho state line in Whitman County. The station became operational this month, resulting in the creation of several new jobs.
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The Pullman Chamber and Visitor Center has announced that Joseph “JJ” Martin, a Washington State University alumnus, will serve as the new Tourism Promotions Manager, starting October 29. Martin has a background in brand marketing, community development, and event management, having worked previously at Washington State University, University of Idaho, and other organizations.
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The City of Moscow and Moscow Arts Commission have appointed Miriam Akervall as the 2025 – 2027 Moscow Poet Laureate. She is the fourth individual to hold this title. Akervall is known for her work as a poet and translator, with her poetry featured in publications such as Colorado Review, Black Warrior Review, and The…
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The Idaho Foodbank is scheduled to distribute meals at the Latah County Fairgrounds in Moscow on Monday, October 27. Volunteers will begin the distribution of food boxes at 10:00 am and will continue until all boxes have been distributed. The items available include fresh produce, frozen meats, dairy, and dry goods.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for the Palouse, effective from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM on Friday. The forecast indicates sustained winds of approximately 20 MPH, with gusts that could reach up to 45 MPH.
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The City of Moscow announces the start of the fall burning season on Friday. During this period, residents are permitted to burn only garden waste, tree trimmings, and brush. Burn piles should be kept small and located at least 25 feet away from buildings. It is required that burning activities take place during daylight hours…
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Local home prices in Washington have experienced a decline this year. The Whitman County Association of Realtors has published the September housing statistics. According to the report, the average price for a home sold in Whitman County last month was $353,000, reflecting a decrease of $83,000 from August and $35,000 from previous months.
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The Addium-METER Foundation, based in Pullman, has distributed nearly $100,000 in grants to various local organizations. Among the recipients are Palouse Habitat for Humanity, Sojourners Alliance, Community Action Center, and Palouse Pathways. The foundation serves as the philanthropic entity for Addium and METER Group. A complete list of grant recipients is available through the provided…
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Interim City of Pullman Fire Chief Ryan Scharnhorst has been nominated for permanent appointment by Mayor Francis Benjamin. The decision is pending confirmation by the city council next month. Scharnhorst previously served as the deputy chief of training for the Pullman Fire Department.