The annual lemonade stand fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish Foundation hosted by a Pullman girl is raising money online this year. Shay Connell was born with a heart defect.  For the past 2 summer’s she has hosted a lemonade stand and raised over 10,000 dollars for the foundation.  Shay’s goal this […]

Nearly a million dollars in federal coronavirus relief money has been allocated to Whitman County school districts.  The funding will be used to pay for internet service for low-income families who have children studying from home.  The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction reports that local school districts will […]

Two new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Whitman County.  Whitman County Public Health reports that both patients are male 19 years old or younger and are stable and self-isolating. This brings the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Whitman County since the pandemic began to 126.  There […]

There will be an online informational session Thursday night for anyone interested in applying for the open seat on the Port of Whitman County Commission.  The vacancy was created with the retirement of longtime Port Commissioner John love. The session will cover the roles and responsibilities of a port commissioner.  […]

A downtown Pullman coffee shop will be closing its doors next week.  Café Moro is set to close on the 20th.  According to a Facebook post from the owner, it’s time for a career change and he has decided to move on to something new.  

Solar panels have been installed on the Parks, Recreation and Senior Center building at Pullman’s new city hall. Officials expect the solar panels will save the city about 10,000 dollars a year. That would be a 16% drop in energy costs compared to the current Pullman City Hall.  Officials expect […]

The Pullman Arts Commission is recommending that city council move forward with a proposed mural with the local Black Lives Matter group. The commission voted unanimously during their meeting Tuesday to pursue the idea.  You can listen to Commissioner Katie Bunch Emerson’s comment by clicking on the audio file below. […]