The grocery store in Potlatch is looking to cash in on Bigfoot.  Last month a woman told a Latah County Sheriff’s Deputy that a Bigfoot chasing deer on US Highway 95 North of town caused her to crash.  Floyd’s Harvest Foods has decided to run with the Bigfoot sighting.  The […]

The Pullman Arts Commission is accepting public input on potential new designs for the city’s bus stops.  A group of Washington State University students have come up with possible new bus stops for Pullman.  Four of them are on display in Neill Public Library where the public can rank the […]

A new Main Street shop opens in downtown Pullman this weekend. Sam’s Apothecary is a health and wellness shop.  Its grand opening is Friday at 330 East Main Street. The store will feature essential oils and locally produced soaps, bulk herbs and teas, as well as offering educational opportunities for […]

Pullman City Councilman Al Sorensen has announced that he is running for re-election.  Sorensen is currently serving in his second stint on council wrapping up a 4 year term.  The owner of Pioneer Insurance represents ward 1 on Pullman City Council which is primarily Sunnyside Hill.  Sorensen says it was […]

A portion of a main arterial on Pullman’s Sunnyside Hill will be closed to traffic Wednesday.  The City of Pullman’s Public Works Department is repairing a water main at Center and State Streets.  Crews will shut down Eastbound traffic on Center to Grand Avenue starting at 9:00.  Water will also […]

The University of Idaho is reorganizing its enrollment management by filling a new position.  Bobbi Gerry has been hired as Assistant Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management.  Gerry has been the Executive Director of the International University Transfer Program at the University of New Hampshire.  She will begin her new […]

Pullman had its wettest March on record.  The National Weather Service in Spokane reports that a record 5.14 inches of rain fell in Pullman last month.  Moscow had over 7 inches of rain which ranked 2nd for March behind the nearly 8 inches that fell 5 years ago.  Rosalia had […]

The rash of property crimes involving vehicles continued over the weekend this time on Pullman’s College Hill.  Pullman Police responded to a report Sunday morning that 4 cars parked on Indiana Street had slashed tires.  Someone slashed a tire on each vehicle.  Officers have no suspects or leads.  Anyone with […]

Inland Northwest Farmers are big on canola this year.  The National Agricultural Statistics Service has released its forecast for spring plantings.  The prediction expects Idaho growers to plant 34,000 acres of canola this season up 62% from last year while Washington farmers should be putting about 50,000 acres of canola […]

Idaho Governor Butch Otter has added Latah County to his disaster declaration for flooding.  Eleven counties were added to the flooding related disaster declaration Friday.  28 counties in Idaho are now under disaster declarations for either heavy snowfall or flooding.