Month: July 2022

There is a music festival in Elk River on Saturday. Music In The Mountains is from 4:00 to 9:30 at the Elk River City Park.  The event is free.

Music on Main takes place this Thursday at the Pine Street Plaza in Pullman from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.  Musical talents, Jill Frueden and Ray Wallace will both be performing for the event.  Bring a chair, and enjoy the free family friendly music.

The Good Samaritan Society hosts it’s annual yard sale this Thursday and Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm in Moscow. The sale includes furniture, household items, and more, located at the Good Sam parking lot.

After reports of successive days expected with temperatures in the upper 90s and low 100s, the City of Pullman reminds the community that Neill Public Library is accessible during the hottest part of the day.  Residents may use the air-conditioned space, which includes bathrooms, a drinking fountain, and Wi-Fi, during […]

The University of Idaho invites the community to Screen on the Green this Thursday featuring the film Back to the Future. The free viewing starts at 9:00 pm at the Theophilus Tower lawn located at 6th Street Between Line and Rayburn Streets in Moscow. 

Pedal Pullman takes place this Thursday at Pine Street Plaza on Main Street anytime between 10 am to 7 pm. All skill levels are invited to Pedal Pullman to accumulate stamps, selfies, and goodies along the way.

Gritman Medical Center’s Business Office has moved to the second floor of the Gritman Federal Building at 220 E. Fifth St. in Moscow. This move is designed to improve the bill paying experience whether it is in person, online or over the phone.

A citizens committee has launched a campaign for the passage of this fall’s Pullman Regional Hospital bond. The PRH Commissioners voted on Tuesday to place a 27.5 million facility expansion and remodel bond on the November ballot.  Voters in the City of Pullman will consider the property tax increase.  Hospital […]

The Washington State University president’s office has moved to downtown Pullman. The relocation is part of President Kirk Schulz’s initiative to turn Pullman campus management over to Inaugural Chancellor Elizabeth Chilton.  The restructuring of the administration allows Schulz to manage WSU systemwide.  His new office is in the Town Centre […]

The National Weather Service has extended its excessive heat warning through Saturday.  High temperatures are expected to be around 100 degrees.