Month: August 2021

Crews will begin construction of the Sarah M. Moore Memorial River Nook in Pullman on Wednesday. The River Nook is a memorial to Sarah Moore and will consist of an elevated viewing deck with seating overlooking the river by Neill Public Library.  Moore was a long-time volunteer and board member […]

The City of Pullman is hosting Concert in the Park Wednesday at 6 p.m. Kosta La Vista is set to perform Classic Rock and Blues Rock in Reaney Park.

Season tickets are now on sale for the return of the Washington Idaho Symphony. The symphony will be performing 6 concerts for its 50th season.  The first concert is September 25th at Pullman High School.  The symphony was cancelled last year because of the pandemic.  Private donations raised over 56,000 […]

The City of Troy has issued emergency water restrictions while the community’s largest well is being fixed.  A mechanical failure on the city’s Big Meadow Well is being repaired.  The breakdown is leaving the community low on water.  The low water supply can result in a lack of water pressure […]

Reservations for next week’s Pullman Chamber of Commerce luncheon with local Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers need to be made by the end of the week.  The republican will speak during the chamber’s luncheon on the 10th at Noon at the Gladish Community Center.  Space is limited and reservations are required.  […]

A nontoxic smoke will be used to test the City of Colfax’s sewer system for leaks on Wednesday. The testing will take place from 8:00 to 4:00.  The harmless smoke may enter homes in Colfax which would indicate a possible sewer leak.  City of Colfax officials are urging residents to […]

Crews are gaining ground on the Leland Complex of timber fires burning locally in the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests.  Firefighters have increased containment on the blazes over the last two days. The Sand Mountain Fire in North Latah County outside Harvard is now 82% contained at around 1,600 acres.  Containment […]

The Pullman Police Department is hosting National Night Out Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. The event allows residents to get to know police officers and their neighbors.  Frozen treats will be available at Sunnyside, Terre View, Kruegel, and McGee Parks.

The Port of Whitman County says high-speed fiber-optic Internet is now available in the Town of Rosalia. The Port partnered with Ziply Fiber to construct an open-access network allowing residents in Rosalia to choose from several Internet Service Providers. Rosalia is the first of five rural towns in Whitman County […]