August 2017 – Pullman Radio

WSU Student project works to reveal Pullman’s hidden creek to the public

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

A group of Washington State University students is trying to raise awareness about Pullman’s hidden creek. Dry Fork Creek is one of the waterways that gave Pullman its original name of Three Forks. It runs under the sidewalk through downtown along South Grand Avenue. The students from the Voiland College […]

Nearly all of the traffic restrictions in downtown Pullman will be lifted this weekend for WSU Football game

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

Nearly all of the downtown Pullman traffic restrictions will be lifted this weekend for Washington State University’s first home football game. There will be no lane restrictions on Main Street and the lane restriction on Paradise Street at High Street will be removed for the weekend. Paradise will still be […]

First WSU Football Weekend of the year in Pullman on tap

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

Washington State University’s first Cougar Football Weekend of the season begins Friday afternoon. There will be wine tasting at the Berlsford visitor center near downtown Pullman today from four to eight. Then tomorrow cougar football Saturday begins with the kickoff at the cub starting at four 30. The family friendly […]

Whitman County Libraries closing early for Holiday Weekend

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

All 14 branches of the Whitman County Library will be closing early for the long holiday weekend. The libraries will be closed Saturday through Monday for Labor Day. This doesn’t include Neill Public Library in Pullman.

Free Shakespeare outside in Pullman Friday night

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

There will be free Shakespeare outside Friday night on Pullman’s Pioneer Hill. The 1st annual Lawson Gardens Shakespeare in the Park event runs Friday night. The City of Pullman’s Lawson Gardens Committee is teaming up with the Pullman Civic Theatre for Friday’s play. The theatre will present the Merry Wives […]

8th annual Palouse Plein Air art competition in Moscow returns this weekend

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

The 8th annual Palouse Plein Air art competition begins Saturday in Moscow. The outdoor painting competition hosted by the city runs all next week. There will be an awards reception a week from Friday at city hall.

Plans are in the works for a 6th Pullman area pot shop

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

Plans are in the works for a 6th Pullman area marijuana store. NSK Cannabis LLC has filed a site plan review application with the City of Pullman to locate a pot shop on North Grand Avenue. If approved the store would be right across from Dissmore’s where the Upper Cut […]

Thriving Pullman business up for an award from Forbes Magazine

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

A fast growing Pullman company is up for a national award from Forbes Magazine. College Hill Custom Threads has been named one of the 15 finalists for the magazine’s first-ever Main Street Awards. The local company is up in the Best Brick-and-Motor Adoption of E-Commerce category. The awards from Forbes […]

Oregon man seriously hurt in crash on US195 near Steptoe

August 31, 2017 Evan Ellis

An Oregon man was seriously injured in a 3 car accident in the US Highway 195 construction zone near Steptoe Wednesday morning. The Washington State Patrol reports that the crash occurred around 11:00 at the construction zone where passing lanes are being built. 61 year old Daniel Zielke of Lake […]

Parking lots on UI Campus set to Close in Advance of Thursday Home Opener

August 30, 2017 Danielle Kallaher

The 2017 Idaho Vandal football season begins tomorrow in the Kibbie Dome against Sacramento State. Parking and Transportation services is asking students and staff to move their vehicles before the start of the 6 p.m. game. Gold lots, 31, 39, Red lots, 34, 24, 51, Blue lot 57, and Pay […]