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Reading Benefit In Honor of Late Moscow Arts Champion

September 14, 2017

The University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts will hold a staged reading of “Conversations of My Mothers,” by the late Micki Panttaja. Panttaja passed away in May of 2016, after a long battle with cancer. In an effort to live her legacy of creative work, the Micki Panttaja Playwriting […]

Howling at the Hamilton Returns Saturday

September 14, 2017

The Hamilton Lowe Aquatics Center will host the 10th annual Howling at the Hamilton this Saturday. The one day event allows one dog per owner to enjoy the pool to themselves from 1 to 6 p.m. At 5 p.m. a dog jumping competition will be held for those interested in […]

Palouse Days returns with Beer Relay Race and Car Show this weekend

September 14, 2017

The final local community festival of the year is coming up this weekend. Palouse Days gets underway Saturday morning with breakfast at 7:00 downtown followed by the Palouse River Run at 8:00. The car show begins at 9:00 right before the parade through downtown Palouse at 10:00. Afternoon events include […]

Investigators still need public’s helping in finding what caused 2.5 million dollar Strychnine Fire near Harvard

September 14, 2017

Investigators are still trying to determine what sparked a local human caused blaze that cost over 2.5 million dollars to put out. Idaho Department of Lands is seeking the public’s help in finding the cause of the Strychnine Fire which was fully contained earlier this week. The fire erupted in […]

Coroner rules that a 96 year old Pullman woman died from injuries suffered in a wheelchair fall while being transported to PRH

September 14, 2017

The Whitman County Coroner has ruled that a 96 year old Pullman woman died from injuries suffered in a wheelchair fall on her way to Pullman Regional Hospital. Coroner Pete Martin has ruled that the June 15th death of Francis Winters was accidental. A press release from Martin states that […]

Burn ban lifted for Southern Whitman County

September 14, 2017

The burn ban for Southern Whitman County has been lifted. Whitman County Fire District 14 for Colton-Uniontown and the area around those communities lifted the ban Thursday morning. That ban went into effect in late July. Save Save

Pullman PD seeks public’s help in locating missing person

September 14, 2017

The Pullman Police Department is seeking the public’s help in located a missing person. 27 year old Ian Moseley was last seen Friday night around 7:30 at the Residence Inn Marriott on the Washington State University campus. Moseley left in a friend’s car to buy cigarettes and did not return. […]

UI-Lead Research Team Receives $700K Grant to Study Antelope in Mozambique

September 13, 2017

A University of Idaho researcher is bound for Mozambique, Africa to study how body size impacts the behavior and survival of antelope. Lead investigator Ryan Long received a $700,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to continue his work along with two others to study the animal in Gorongosa National […]

10th Annual CAHNRS Fall Festival at WSU Thursday

September 13, 2017

The 10th Annual College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences Fall Festival at Washington State University runs Thursday afternoon. The event includes free food and prizes along with club exhibits and department displays. One WSU student will win a scholarship towards a major in the college. The CAHNRS Fall […]

Top European Jazz Artist headlines free concert at WSU Thursday night

September 13, 2017

One of Europe’s finest jazz artists will be performing a free concert at Washington State University Thursday night. Pianist Teo Ciavarella will take the Kimbrough Hall stage with an all-star lineup of WSU Jazz Faculty artists. Ciavarella will perform with School of Music Director Greg Yasinitsky on saxophone, Horace Young […]