Month: March 2018

Local Washington State congressional candidates, Democrat Lisa Brown and Republican Jered Bonneau faced off at a Town Hall meeting at Gladish last night. Brown and Bonneau answered questions from the audience on topics ranging from gun control to health care to international trade. Brown is a former Washington State Senator […]

A play telling the story of pioneering women astronomers opens Friday night at Washington State University.  “Silent Sky” is about a group of women who crunched massive amounts of astronomical data at the turn of the 20th century.  The play runs Friday and Saturday nights and again next weekend in […]

The Biology Graduate Student Association at Washington State University is hosting an Outdoor Family Fun Day Saturday.  The event includes amphibian catch and release, plant identifications, bird watching and insect collecting.  It’s from 10:00 to 2:00 at Philips Farm Park North of Moscow on US Highway 95.    

All 14 branches of the Whitman County Library will be closed Sunday for the Easter Holiday.  Library materials will not be due on Sunday.  

There will be several Easter egg hunts on the Palouse Saturday morning.  The Albion 4H will host an egg hunt at 9:00 in Albion Park.  Both Moscow Pullman Building Supply locations will have egg hunts at 9:00 as well.  The 57th annual Pullman Kiwanis Club’s egg hunt is in Kruegel […]

UPDATE: Moscow Schools Superintendent Greg Bailey has issued a message regarding the threats. The suspect allegedly threatened to shoot up 2 schools in Moscow April 18th. The schools were not specifically identified. Moscow Police informed the district about the threat at 9:00 this morning. Bailey says they believe there is […]

The University of Idaho Student Senate meeting last night included discussion of a resolution demanding the immediate resignation of Rob Spear for his mishandling of several sexual assault and sexual harassment cases in 2013. Discussion focused on the mishandling of a sexual assault complaint by diver Mairin Jameson in April […]

Pulitzer Prize-winning national security reporter for the New York Times Adam Goldman will be the keynote speaker at the annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium at 7:00 tomorrow evening at the University of Idaho Administration Building Auditorium. His talk will be, “Reporting on the President, Spies and Why the Truth Matters.” Goldman […]