September 2020

Record 63 new cases of Coronavirus were confirmed in Latah County Wednesday, September 30th.  The previous record for new coronavirus cases reported in one day for Latah County was 51 on Tuesday, September 29th which broke the record of 33 from last Friday, September 25th.  There have been 190 new […]

Whitman County Library is increasing its business hours starting October 1st. Curbside service will still be available, and computer time limits have been extended to 30 minutes. Limited in-person storytime and book clubs are also now available. Library hours of operation can be found below. Hours Mon – Wed 10am […]

Everyone in the Palouse and adjacent counties in Washington are invited to attend a virtual public meeting of the Palouse’s Region-Wide Active Transportation Plan Thursday, October 1st, from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. The event is hosted by the Palouse Regional Transportation Planning Organization (PRTO) and held via Zoom. PRTO […]

Nine new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Whitman County on Wednesday. Whitman County Public Health reports that all of the new patients are stable and self-isolating.  All of them are in the age groups 39 and under. This brings the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Whitman County […]

The Moscow Chamber of Commerce will host a virtual forum Thursday night for candidates running for the local seats in the Idaho Legislature.  The candidates forum will be shown live on the chamber’s Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/moscow.chamber/.  The forum is from 5:30 to 7:00.  Questions for the candidates can be […]

A Pullman City Councilman is one of 4 applicants being considered to fill the open Port of Whitman County Commissioner seat.  The Port Commissioners will appoint a new member Thursday to fill the seat left open by the retirement of John Love. Pullman City Councilman Nathan Weller is applying for […]

Idaho’s studded snow tire season begins Wednesday.  Washington’s studded snow tire season doesn’t begin until November.

Pullman City Council has decided not to spend federal coronavirus relief money on a new marketing plan for the community and instead will use a portion of the funding for small business grants in town. Councilman Al Sorensen initially proposed using 30,000 dollars in CARES Act money for a new […]

Pullman Radio News incorrectly reported Tuesday’s coronavirus case numbers for Latah County missing the record that was set for most new cases reported in one day. 51 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Latah County Tuesday.  The previous record for new coronavirus cases reported in one day for Latah […]

All high school freshmen to seniors interested in getting a head start in college should attend the Honors Fair, hosted by Palouse Pathways, Wednesday, September 30th from 5 – 7 pm. The event will be virtual and accessible through Zoom. Honors colleges and programs provide an opportunity for high achieving […]