Month: June 2022

The annual hot rod show in Palouse on Saturday.  The Knuckle Skrape’Rs car show is from 11:00 to 6:00.  Admission is free.  

The old railroad trestle in Tekoa will be rededicated this weekend as it reopens as a trail. The steel trestle over Hangman Creek is nearly a thousand feet long and over a hundred feet high.  The State of Washington spent over a million dollars to deck the trestle for a […]

The Officer Lee Newbill Kids Safety Fair returns to Moscow on Saturday. The fair wasn’t held the last two years because of the pandemic.  It’s from 10:00 to 2:00 at the Eastside Marketplace.  The fair includes emergency vehicles on display and a Life Flight helicopter.  There will be a bike […]

The Moscow Chamber of Commerce is debuting another new downtown event this weekend. Camp Moscowanna is from 4:00 to 8:00.  The event includes food and drinks and live music.  Adults who want to buy alcohol need to purchase a drink ticket.  You can find a link for drink tickets here https://checkout.square.site/buy/YSX6WXW3M47QFVMBOJN4NR6A?fbclid=IwAR2IZNEXE449As7YKai3qGBE_xVCqXs8SWKHOYQZnbLfEa4Dsk6U2PMagdE […]

The annual Rosalia Battle Days community celebration is this weekend.  It begins at 7:00 Saturday morning with breakfast followed by a fun run at 8:00, barrel racing at 9:00 and the parade at 11:00.  There are events and activities throughout the afternoon on Saturday in Rosalia.

The Pullman Regional Hospital Board is once again considering placing a roughly 30-million-dollar bond before voters for a proposed facility expansion and remodel. Voters in the City of Pullman twice rejected a 29-million-dollar hospital expansion bond in 2019.  The PRH Board then asked rural voters around Pullman to be annexed […]

A Washington State University-led study identified that a disease in elk that causes deformed hooves and leads to lameness and death, is also associated with abnormal, asymmetrical antlers. Treponeme‐associated hoof disease, commonly known as elk hoof disease, causes sores on the feet and deformed, overgrown, broken or sloughed hooves. Affected […]

The Pullman Chamber and Visitor Center will once again host Music on Main, a summer event featuring local musicians every Thursday in downtown Pullman from June through September. This week’s opening performer is Peter Smith, at the Pine Street Plaza tomorrow from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Smith is a Pullman […]

A Washington State University research team developed a system designed to have automated drones patrol agricultural fields 24 hours a day to deter pest birds, like European starlings or crows, that cost growers millions of dollars a year in stolen or ruined fruit. Associate professor in WSU’s Department of Biological […]