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Bully For You, a Colfax-based consignment shop, recently moved locations a couple blocks up the street from the former location.

Colfax consignment shop moves locations

SANDI KOBIESA, Multimedia editor • September 14, 2020

Bully for You in Colfax made some big changes these past few months. They moved two blocks north of their old location into a larger building.  “We’re obsessed with old buildings and old towns,...

Local residents Isabelle Fowler and Jordan Campbell were awarded the Citizen Act of Bravery Award after helping a woman involved in a domestic abuse.

Locals recognized by county sheriff for bravery

ELIZA CALLIS • September 14, 2020

The Whitman County Sheriff's Office recognized two citizens for taking action that saved a woman who was allegedly attacked by her boyfriend. Isabelle Fowler, 19, said she and her boyfriend, Jordan...

Businesses in Pullman must tell customers to wear a mask before entering indoors. Ricos Public House owner said that the pandemic has negatively impacted their number of sales.

Pullman businesses enforce mask mandate

JARED BRADLEY, Evergreen reporter • September 14, 2020

Following Gov. Jay Inslee’s mask mandate, local businesses in Pullman must enforce employees and customers to wear face coverings while indoors. Jacob Barrera, head manager of Tin Tan Tacos, said...

The local Stubblefields closed its doors, but college students, Pullman residents and WSU alumni will remember the bar for its Stubby Tuesdays and Stubby glasses.

A look into Stubblefields’ history

ANNIE HAGER • September 10, 2020

When Stubblefields permanently closed its doors Aug. 29, it ended the 15-year legacy of high-energy parties and tradition. Stubblefields was a bar and club located in Pullman, and it opened in 2005....

Non-profit raises funds for puppy

JENAE LAXSON, Evergreen roots editor • September 10, 2020

Severus, just like any typical German Shephard puppy, loves to play fetch and tug-of-war. However, due to her condition, she cannot play at the level most puppies her age should, said Lori Ammons, volunteer...

Kate Moore started swimming competitively before she was in high school. Now, she will begin her second coaching career for the WSU women’s swimming team, although the future for the season is uncertain at the moment.

WSU gains new assistant swimming coach

HANNAH FLORES • September 10, 2020

The WSU women’s swim team will welcome Kate Moore as the assistant coach after the swim program's funding was cut at her previous institution. Moore coached at her alma mater, East Carolina University,...

Etsi Bravo would usually serve food from the Black Cypress before the pandemic. The nightclub is back open with its restaurant license to serve to-go options and alcoholic drinks from 4-8 p.m. on Tuesday to Saturday.

Etsi Bravo reopens with food options

MATAYA SIEMION • September 10, 2020

Normally, Etsi Bravo is a hot spot for WSU students. It was a place filled with dancing, guest performers and comedy nights. However, due to COVID-19 restrictions, the nightclub almost completely shut...

Samantha Cruz Mendoza is serving as both an ASWSU Legislative Affairs director and president of the Washington Student Association.

‘She’s kind of a powerhouse’

MATAYA SIEMION • September 3, 2020

For Samantha Cruz Mendoza, immigration issues hit close to home, and she knew the only way she could attempt to fix a broken system was to pursue her dream of becoming a lawyer.  When Mendoza started...

One parent said her student decided to quarantine before coming back to her Pullman apartment, and her roommates will not participate in social gatherings.

Coug parents react to COVID-19 cases

ANNIE HAGER • September 3, 2020

Before fall began, parents and WSU students had a decision to make: come back to the Pullman campus or stay at home. Due to the rise in confirmed cases in Whitman County, WSU issued a statement warning...

Dr. Jones attended medical school at the University of Washington and then came back to the Palouse to practice medicine.

New clinic offers subscription rates, confidentiality

JENAE LAXSON, Evergreen roots editor • September 3, 2020

A medical clinic recently opened in Pullman and with a different approach to healthcare. Dr. Shaleah Jones is a traditional family physician, she said, but she will not be working with insurance companies....

SOLES provides Latinx students studying in STEM a place to learn about professional development, as well as a chance to reach out to high school students interested in WSU.

Student group mentors Latinx students in STEM

MATAYA SIEMION • September 3, 2020

The Society of Latinx Engineers and Scientists are revamping their club in hopes of providing more mentoring services and other resources for Latinx students who are pursuing STEM degrees. The main...

Despite COVID-19 setbacks, businesses in the Pacific Northwest have stayed resilient, according to a survey from the Carson College of Business. The report showed that hospitality businesses took one of the hardest hits.

PNW businesses show resiliency

SANDI KOBIESA, Multimedia editor • September 3, 2020

COVID-19 restrictions and safety precautions hit businesses across the Pacific Northwest hard and it’s safe to say that not one business was immune to the lack of customers, especially small businesses. WSU’s...

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