Month: March 2021

The Lincoln Middle School Booster Club is hosting a fundraiser Wednesday.  The public is invited to enjoy pizza at Stella’s Calzones and Pizza from 4 to 8 pm.  You can support by dining in, taking out, and purchasing gift cards.

A shop outside Moscow was destroyed by fire early Monday morning. Moscow Rural Fire Department Volunteers were called to the blaze Northeast of town on Hendrix Road around 2:00.  Most of the outbuilding was already destroyed by the time volunteers arrived.  City of Moscow and Troy Volunteer Firefighters were called […]

Whitman County’s Public Health Director says that unless the recent trend changes the county will likely move back to heavier restrictions under Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s reopening plan. Under the current phased reopening plan mandated by Governor Inslee counties must meet 2 metrics to remain under his phase 3 restrictions.  […]

Appointments are being accepted now for an upcoming mass coronavirus vaccination clinic for local Idaho residents.  The clinic is at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories in Lewiston on Friday April 16th.  The shots are available by appointment only for North Central Idaho residents 16 and older.  To schedule and appointment call 509-592-4784 […]

The Pullman/Colfax Quaranteam will be providing 30 free meals from The Land in Pullman on Wednesday.  The meals will be available first come first serve starting at 5:30.  The Land is at 1525 Northeast Merman Drive in the heart of Apartment Land.  

Restaurant workers in Washington are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting Wednesday.  To schedule a vaccine appointment call 509-592-4784 or go here https://selinc.com/mktg/133794/  

Monday night a Pullman City Council Subcommittee held a public hearing for the ‘End Racism Now’ mural. Everyone who was on the phone call expressed their overwhelming support for the mural, specifically those for Black Lives Matter.   Anthony H., who lives in Pullman and spoke at the public hearing, read […]

On Apr. 12, the City of Pullman will have its COVID-19 re-evaluation and they’re making sure businesses are compliant with state regulations.  According to a press release from the city, the Pullman Fire Marshals Office has been conducting random site visits throughout the city.  After initial visits at Pullman businesses, […]