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The Artists at the Dahmen Barn are hosting a reception for the art collection “Rust” by Moscow Artist Shelly Gilmore on February 2nd from 1-3 pm. Attendees can enjoy refreshments and music by the local group A Minor Issue while meeting the sculptor at the barn in Uniontown.
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The City of Moscow is hosting Moscow Winterfest, an 80s-themed après ski party on Saturday, February 1st in downtown Moscow. The festival will feature over 20 local vendors offering hot beverages, food, and activities for families. Attendance at Winterfest is free.
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The Moscow Winter Market is scheduled to take place on Saturday, February 1, at the 1912 Center. The event will run from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and will include various vendors located throughout the building. Additionally, the Book Room will offer used books available for donation.
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Construction of the new junction for U.S. Highway 195 and State Route 26 in Colfax will not begin this summer. The Washington State Department of Transportation project is experiencing delays related to geotechnical soil sampling. The 13 million dollar project is now scheduled to start later than initially planned.
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A case involving a Washington State University student has been dismissed following the presentation of new information by the defense. Jayce Carnahan, 21, faced charges of rape and assault after being accused by a female student of an incident at a fraternity party last May. The decision was made by Whitman County Senior Deputy […]
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The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Eastern Latah County, effective from tonight through Saturday night. The forecast indicates the potential for up to 15 inches of snow in the mountains and one to four inches in the valleys.
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The Whitman County Library is hosting its annual ‘Food for Fines’ drive. This initiative allows library patrons to donate canned or boxed non-perishable food products and toiletry items in exchange for a waiver of up to $10 in outstanding library fines. Each unopened, unexpired item contributed will correspond to $1 forgiven in fines.
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The Community Congregational United Church of Christ in Pullman will host a presentation by Dr. Lisa Carloye titled “Are we all female now? The Biological Truth about Sex Determination.” Dr. Carloye is a recognized biology educator on the WSU faculty. The event invites the community to come learn about biological aspects of sex determination.
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The University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts has announced show dates for “Love, Liz” by alumna Lauren Grove ‘23. The show is a historical comedy that explores the life of Queen Elizabeth I as she contemplates potential marriage options. It features Queen Elizabeth I and her close companions in […]