Pullman’s annual National Lentil Festival is returning for one day instead of two this year with a parade, vendors, live music and many other staple festival programs in celebration of Washington-grown...

Animal lovers will want to visit this year’s National Lentil Festival.  The Whitman County Humane Society is holding a fundraiser for general operating costs during the annual festival on Aug. 18,...

Chords of indie, folk, bluegrass and Americana rock music will echo around Moscow on Aug. 12, the second annual Moscow Mountain Music Fest at the epicenter. Starting at noon, musicians from the Pacific...

Welcome everyone! As WSU students begin to return for the fall 2023 semester, I have noticed a significant uptick in neighborhood noise during the past week. Summer may finally be winding down, but my...

Welcome Cougs and non-Cougs alike! Temperatures have been ramping up here in Pullman as WSU students, staff and faculty begin to return for the fall semester. Whether you have just come back from out...

Welcome back! It’s been a pretty hot week, at least for me because I went home where it hit triple digits. But, now that I am back in Pullman where it is still barely hitting 90 degrees, I am starting...

Semi-trucks, motorcycles, fire trucks, tractors, police cars, graders, vacuum trucks, muscle cars, concrete trucks, man lifts and other everyday vehicles will be at the Living Faith Fellowship Church June...

The Moscow Farmers Market, which was initially located in a parking lot, attracts thousands of weekly customers with hundreds of vendors competing to hold a spot every year. The Farmers Market started...

Lauren Lowder, Pullman High School sophomore, was in need of a dress for this year’s upcoming prom. She was finally able to take home on May 17 a full-length emerald green dress and even a pair of earrings...

Whether rocket pulleys or paper plate mazes, the Neill Public Library’s Spring into STEM grab-and-go activity bags have it all. Neill is offering free bags with STEM activities for youths up to age...

I, like many students who are either graduating or just leaving Pullman for the summer, have a problem. We need to figure out what to do with all the food in our pantries and fridges. Looking at the...

Local bands Half Step Ahead and Desolation Horse played tunes infused with pop, rock, alternative, indie and psychedelia for the people who lined up for Kush 21’s 4/20 Fest sales. While the lines formed...