Articles by John Webb

The City of Moscow is asking the public to vote on this year’s Moscow Farmers Market poster. The city received 16 submissions and narrowed it down to five. Voting on the poster begins at 8 pm Friday and will go through Friday, March 27th at 8 am. You can vote […]

Zouheir Rezki, a University of Idaho professor, earned the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Award. The engineering assistant professor was recognized for his outstanding commitment to the organization’s mission and contribution to research and education. According to a press release, an individual can only submit three applications in […]

The Neill Public Library plans to host another Chess, Checkers and Pizza Party for students in grades six through twelve. The event will take place on Wednesday from 3:30 pm to 5 pm in the Hecht Meeting Room in Pullman.  Pre-registration is not required for the free event. For more […]

The Neill Public Library is asking residents to fill out a brief survey to assess community expectations.  Staff members are seeking input on facilities, materials, programs, technology, and operating hours. The online survey can be found on the library’s website, Facebook page, and as well as here: http://bit.ly/2IcdMMH The survey […]

Residents are invited to the 6th Annual Love Your Farmer, Love Your Food event at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow. The event includes food, a no-host bar, a free film screening, and a panel discussion featuring local growers from the Palouse region. Doors are set to open Wednesday […]

The Rotary Club of Pullman is currently seeking grant applications for community enhancement projects.  Since 1979, the club has awarded funds to more than 40 community projects through the Irving M. Field Grand. A few past projects include purchasing team uniforms for the YMCA Special Olympic Team, defibrillators for the […]

Tuesday afternoon at approximately 1:16 pm, Pullman Fire was dispatched to the Terrace Mobile Park for a structure fire.  Once crews arrived on scene, they discovered a mobile home completely engulfed in flames. Immediately, firefighters attacked the flame from the outside, while also watching the two mobile homes that sit […]

The Pullman Arts Commission is accepting nominations for this year’s Mayor Art Award.  Artists who have made a significant impact to the arts in the Pullman community are eligible for the award.  The deadline to nominate an artist is Saturday, April 6th. The winner will be announced during ArtFest, May […]

Consuming too much salt can bring on many negative health implications, however new processing technology out of Washington State University could make it possible to reduce sodium while maintaining the safety and tastiness.  In a new study published by the Journal of Food Science, WSU researchers found that microwave-assisted thermal […]

The Libey Gallery at The Center in Colfax is displaying a new exhibit. Fire and Water, a colorful acrylic pour by Moscow artist Gabriella Ball, is now up.  Ball’s images are professionally framed archival prints of works originally produced on canvas. In this technique, Ball mixes acrylic paints with mediums […]