The boil water advisory for a large portion of South Pullman has been lifted following Saturday’s water main break under South Grand Avenue.  The City of Pullman lifted the advisory late Tuesday afternoon when a third party accredited testing center found multiple clean water samples from the system.

The College Hill Association invites the community to the Annual Public Meeting and Neighborhood Resource Fair on Wednesday at CCUCC in Pullman at 6:30 pm. Participants can ask questions about the neighborhood and learn what CHA is up to. Refreshments will be served.

University of Idaho hosted the D.A. Huckabay M.D. Medical Education Building naming ceremony and sign unveiling on Tuesday featuring John Huckabay and 80 current Idaho WWAMI medical students. The Idaho WWAMI Medical Education building at University of Idaho is named in honor of the Huckabay Family, who established the largest […]

A Pullman contractor has been fined by the State of Washington for not properly decommissioning a well. The Washington Department of Ecology has fined KACI Construction and its owner Kirby Dailey 10,000 dollars.  The fine is for improperly decommissioning a well and decommissioning a well without a license.  Dailey has […]

For the first time in years there is a Coho salmon fishing season on the Lower Snake River in Washington. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has opened a season for silvers from near Clarkston up to the Oregon state line.  Up to two adult Coho can be kept every […]

The 29 year man who pleaded guilty to causing the side-by-side crash that killed Nolan Meece of Bovill has been sent to prison. Tyler Beyer of Bovill was recently sentenced to up to 10 years in prison by Latah County Second District Court Judge John Judge.  Two years of the […]

The burn ban for the City of Palouse and the surrounding area in Whitman County Fire District 4 has been lifted.  Officials are still asking residents to be cautious with any fires.

Pullman Regional Hospital and Washington State University will celebrate collaborative efforts to create a Family Medicine Residency program, with designated clinical space for learning and patient care, located inside Pullman Regional Hospital on September 22nd at 4:00 pm. The Family Medicine Residency Center, is a collaborative effort between the hospital […]

The Idaho WWAMI Medical Education building at University of Idaho will be named in honor of the Huckabay Family, who established the largest endowment in U of I’s history, named the Durward and Susan Huckabay Foundation Scholarship Endowment. The ceremony will take place this Tuesday at 5:00 pm on the […]

The City of Pullman’s Neill Public Library invites Pullman residents to apply for a vacant position on the five-member volunteer trustee board of Neill Public Library.   Library trustees create and adopt bylaws and set policy for board guidance of the library. Members are appointed by Mayor Glenn Johnson with the […]