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A visiting entertainer will stop at both the Pullman and Colfax libraries Tuesday. The Joshua J. Supershow features puppetry, music, tap dancing and physical comedy. The free and open to the public event is a performance for all ages. The Joshua show will perform in Pullman at Neill Public Library […]

Voters in Pullman may see 2 bond issues on the Fall ballot, including one that would relocate city hall.  Pullman City Council will be discussing the potential bond measures during its meeting Tuesday night.  The largest would be a new 10.5 million dollar 20 year bond that would add 88 […]

The Washington Idaho Symphony has avoided another budget shortfall thanks to a generous grant from a Pullman philanthropist couple.  The symphony announced Monday that Ed and Beatriz Schweitzer have granted 50,000 dollars to the group.  The grant will allow the symphony to meet its financial goals for their 2016-17 season.  […]

The City of Pullman’s North Grand Avenue water main replacement project is causing more significant traffic impacts starting today.  The construction zone has moved into the intersection of Grand and Stadium Way.  A section of Stadium on the West side of the intersection is now closed to traffic.  Nye Street […]

The City of Pullman’s Fire Chief has been reassigned to help command firefighters at a new Northwest wildfire, this one burning in Eastern Oregon.  Chief Mike Heston was deployed Sunday night to the Ana Fire near Summer Lake.  The blaze started over the weekend and has grown to over 3,000 […]

One of the candidates in next month’s Pullman School Board primary election has informally dropped out of the race.  Liz Siler announced on her campaign Facebook page late last week that she has withdrawn from the election.  Her post stated that she is so overextended that she doesn’t think she […]

The Pullman Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a person of interest from a shoplifting case at Walmart.  The theft was reported to officers on June 30th.  An image of the woman from surveillance cameras has been released.  Anyone with information about this individual is asked to […]

Work on a new monument on Pullman’s College Hill has been halted by the city.  The project commemorates the city’s historic red brick roads.  A class of Washington State University engineering students designed the monument for Maple Street and Palouse Street to sit above the South Fork of the Palouse […]

Today’s State Route 270 highway construction work through Pullman will be focused on Main Street downtown.  Crews will continue grinding Main in preparation for the repaving work.

     The former Washington State University employee accused of conducting one of the largest local property crime sprees in recent memory has been extradited back to Whitman County.  46 year old Jerry Glass is accused of burglarizing nearly a dozen storage units on the Palouse last Summer.  The Whitman County […]