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The community is invited to a Passover Seder on Saturday night at 7:15 PM at the Quality Inn in Pullman. Attendance is complimentary for local college students, while there is a suggested donation of $36 for others. RSVPs can be made by texting or calling 248-787-0953.
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The annual online auction supporting Palouse Habitat for Humanity as part of their Beans ‘n’ Jeans fundraiser begins on Saturday. The auction will run for a week leading up to the dinner fundraiser on the 19th. Tickets for Beans ‘n’ Jeans are sold out. The auction can be accessed here: https://event.auctria.com/ac4015dc-fd6a-4720-95c7-7caff9aa7d88/480d1fc2854d43559a92ecf7303a7a20.
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A Bengali New Year Festival is scheduled to take place in downtown Pullman on Saturday. The event, hosted by Mela, will be held in the Pine Street Plaza. It will run from noon to 6:00 PM and will feature music and food.
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The Crimson and Gray Spring Showcase for Washington State University football is scheduled for Saturday at 1:00 PM on Gesa Field inside Martin Stadium. Coach Jimmy Rogers will conduct drills followed by live segments lasting approximately one hour. The event will conclude with a clinic for kids on the field.
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Two finalists have been identified for the position of Assistant Superintendent in the Pullman School District. The candidates are Jeff Byrnes, a consultant with the education materials publishing company Solution Tree, and Sarah Hays, an Administrative Coach from Bozeman Schools. Both candidates will participate in a community forum scheduled for next week on Friday the…
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Eighteen participants will take part in Moscow’s Distinguished Young Women scholarship program on Saturday night. The event is scheduled for 7:00 PM at the high school. The winner will have the opportunity to advance to the Idaho state program this fall.
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The United Way of Whitman County has marked three years of promoting reading among young children in the Palouse through its collaboration with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Since its inception in April 2020, the United Way has distributed nearly 25,000 books at no cost to over 1,300 children across 19 communities. The program also […]
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The Cougar Food Pantry at Washington State University is set to increase its food supplies and acquire necessary equipment following a donation from Safeway. The WSU community is invited to tour the Cougar Food Pantry in the Compton building to learn more about the initiative.
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A study has been conducted to assess the feasibility of a proposed trail in Colfax. The Colfax Greenway Trail subcommittee and the Colfax Friends of the Park are overseeing the project. The plan involves establishing a new trail along the former rail line located on the western side of the concrete river.
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