Brused Books in Pullman is hosting a book launch for local authors Lauren Westerfield and Grant Maierhofer on Friday, April 25 at 6:00 pm. They will present their latest works, Depth Control and Traumnovelle. The event will include live readings and book signings.

A Whitman County Superior Court jury has reached a verdict in the case of 26-year-old George Melvin Harris III, finding him guilty of manslaughter related to the shooting of his Pullman roommate in 2021 on College Hill. After approximately 9 hours of deliberation, the jury delivered a guilty verdict for 2nd degree felony manslaughter on…

The City of Moscow is involved in the 2025 City Nature Challenge: Palouse Region, an international initiative focused on documenting biodiversity from April 25 to 28. This event invites community members to contribute by documenting various organisms, including plants, animals, fungi, bacteria, and lichen found in Latah and Whitman Counties. Participants can photograph […]

The Palouse Volunteer Fire Department is seeking new members as wildfire season approaches. The department is looking for volunteers for firefighting and EMS roles. Annually, the Palouse volunteers respond to approximately 50 calls. A mini academy will be held this spring for interested individuals. Volunteers are required to attend a minimum of 18 training sessions.

Camping at Kamiak Butte County Park, located north of Pullman, is available this weekend before the campground closes for several weeks due to necessary repairs on the water system. The Whitman County Parks Department will begin the work on Monday. Further updates regarding campground availability will be provided in the spring.

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The juvenile criminal cases involving suspects related to a threat against Pullman High School in December have concluded. Two 14-year-old students from PHS were involved in allegations of threatening to cause harm to a teacher and the school. Authorities were notified of the alleged threat on the morning of December 10th, leading to a response…

The Latah Trail Foundation is organizing a community volunteer event for trail maintenance following recent upkeep on the Latah Trail. Volunteers are needed to assist in clearing small branches and debris from the trail in preparation for the upcoming summer season. The group will convene at Troy City […] for this activity.

The Washington State University Police Department is collaborating with the Drug Enforcement Agency to host the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 26 from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. During this event, the DEA and WSU Police will be collecting tablets, capsules, patches, and other solid forms of prescription drugs.

The Palouse Choral Society has announced details for its upcoming concert, “25: Here to Thrive,” scheduled for Saturday, April 26 at 7:30 PM at the Simpson United Methodist Church in Pullman. The event marks the organization’s 25 years of operation.