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Registration is open for the Inland Northwest Partners summer meeting taking place on July 16th from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM at the Malden Community Center. The event will feature a presentation by author Debra Brown, who specializes in small town issues. The cost to attend is $50 for members of INP and $70 for…
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The University of Idaho is hosting a movie series called Screen on the Green throughout the summer. The upcoming film screening is set for July 10 at Theophilus Tower Lawn on campus. This week’s featured movie is ‘The Mighty Ducks’ (1992), which will begin at dusk, approximately at 8:30 pm. Attendees can find seating starting…
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A forum for Whitman County Commissioner candidates will take place in Colfax on Wednesday. The event will feature recently appointed commissioner Chad Whetzel along with challengers Cody Finch and Tucker Senter. This forum is part of the primary run-off election for the Republican candidates scheduled for next month. The top two candidates from this election…
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The City of Pullman will host its annual concerts in the park starting Wednesday. Performances will feature the Community Band of the Palouse and the Auf Gehts German Band, taking place inside Reaney Park from 6:00 to 8:00.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for the Palouse due to potential wildfire risk. The warning is effective from 1:00 PM this afternoon until 8:00 PM Wednesday night. Current forecasts indicate warm, dry conditions accompanied by wind gusts reaching up to 25 MPH.
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The Idaho Transportation Department is inviting public feedback on its proposed highway projects for the upcoming seven years. Among the planned projects in Latah County is the construction of a southbound passing lane on U.S. Highway 95, located near Freeze Road north of the Potlatch “Y.” Other projects are also included in the list.
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The State of Washington has provided a grant for improvements to the public pool in Palouse. The City of Palouse has been awarded a $68,000 grant from the state’s Recreation and Conservation Funding Board. This funding will be utilized for the replacement of the pool’s boiler, upgrades to the lighting, and renovations to the restrooms.
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The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust has provided a grant of approximately $190,000 to the Palouse Land Trust. This funding will support the hiring of new development staff at the Moscow-based organization, aimed at enhancing community connections. The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, located in Vancouver, Washington, has awarded over $1.5 million in grants to various organizations.
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Washington State University has appointed Viveka Vadyvaloo as the new director of the Paul G. Allen School for Global Health. Vadyvaloo, who has served as the associate director and is an infectious disease researcher, officially took on her new role on July 1st. She has been a member of the Allen School since 2009, succeeding…