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Bartering clothes with the help of virtual closets

Alex Madison

September 24, 2013

An idea, an unfinished degree and too many old sweaters began the world of virtual bartering."It’s the perfect gem and I’m bringing it to the market place," said Connor Simpson, CEO and founder of Barters Closet.Over the years, Simpson said his closet had become consumed by a substantially large...

A grandfather, clippers and a legacy

By Alex Madison

September 19, 2013

Senior Nichio Bryant learned to cut hair by watching his grandfather. Now he works as a mobile barber, catering to people throughout Pullman and WSU.His mode of transportation? A bicycle.Bryant said he was bored during a summer session in Pullman when he formed the idea as a way to make some extra mon...

Auditioning for success

By Catherine Kruse

September 17, 2013

When auditions roll around for a new show at the Regional Theatre of the Palouse (RTOP), aspiring and experienced actors take on the challenge of marketing their skills.“The main thing is if you really, really want to do it, even if you’re not that experienced, if you really have a passion and wi...

Finding passion in a fresh start

Alex Madison

September 13, 2013

At 35 years old, WSU student Jonathan Matteson was given the opportunity to uncover a hidden talent and dust off an old dream.Jonathan made a leap of faith when he decided to abandon his job in marketing to chase a late-blooming but passionate dream.“I wanted to always be smiling about my career, ...

Performances for the Pullman community

Catherine Kruse, Evergreen reporter

September 3, 2013

Renovated from the foundation of Pullman’s history, the Regional Theatre of the Palouse now stands as a playhouse for locals to enjoy live theater.Located in downtown Pullman, the RTOP gathers community members to put on four shows with performances in the summer, winter, fall and spring.A semi-profess...

An atmosphere for all needs

Alex Madison, Evergreen reporter

September 3, 2013

Underground in a room filled with people and the aroma of fresh espresso, Zoe Coffee House and Pub attracts those searching for the novel, owner Mike Wagoner said.Since 2005, Zoe has served coffee and food to the Pullman community."Hopefully when people hear the name ‘Zoe’ they think of home, awesome coffee, awe...

Kamiak Butte trails offer opportunity for hiking, camping and exploring

Hannah Lambert, Evergreen reporter

September 3, 2013

Located just 10 miles outside of Pullman, Kamiak Butte has been a recognized National Natural Landmark for almost five decades.Tim Myers, director of Whitman County Parks Department, said part of Kamiak’s beauty is that it offers a great look at the nature of the Palouse and that, for this reason, many ...