CC | Best auto shop
MARCUS STEPHEN COX, Evergreen reporter
March 5, 2018
WAITING ON VERIFICATION OF OPENING DATE Evergreen Tire has been a staple of the Pullman community since 1972, when Chuck Chambers originally owned the shop. For the past five years, the shop has been under the ownership of Zane Larsen, who endeavors to maintain the shop’s commitment to the community...
How to judge the best bathroom
CHRIS ARNESON | Evergreen columnist
April 28, 2017
What elements, besides proximity, do you take into account when deciding which public bathroom you are going to use?If your superhero power is smell, you are likely not a fan of most bathrooms in football stadiums, as these are not known for smelling like a Febreze factory. If you don’t like long l...
Students give Ferdinand’s a Cougar gold
LATISHA JENSEN | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Strong school spirit and a family feel are key aspects of what it means to be a Coug. Ferdinand's reflects this essence not only by benefiting the agriculture department with proceeds, but also in that food science majors make its ice cream and Cougar Gold Cheese. It's a constant cycle of "Cougs help Co...
Stubblefields steals the show
CATHERINE KRUSE | Evergreen life editor
April 28, 2017
At this bar, people can drink, dance and even hold Madden tournaments.Stubblefields won the Students Choice Awards for best beer (cheap and craft), best date spot, best wine, best 21st birthday celebration, best place to dance, best lunch, best cocktail, best late night meal, best happy hour, but most ...
Cougar Country’s burgers taste like nostalgia
BASHEERA AGYEMAN | Evergreen columnist
April 28, 2017
Onions, mayo, lettuce, and a quarter-pounder beef patty along with Cougar Country’s “special sauce,” are the main ingredients for the cherished Cougar Country burgers that students chose as the best burger this year.General Manager Bryan Power said the bacon burger is the most popular with stud...
South Fork takes pride in their shoestring fries
DENNIS FARRELL | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
When it comes to the best place to get your French-fry fix, WSU students chose South Fork Public House as the ultimate destination for fries in Pullman.South Fork, owned by Pullman locals Jim Harbour and Wade Dissmore, has been serving the Pullman community since 2010. The restaurant has won several...
Porch Light pleases with specialty artisan pizzas
EDMUND MYER | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Porch Light Pizza, an award-winning restaurant known for its fast-fired thin-crust artisan pizza, is the students’ favorite pizza place for the third year in a row.“It’s incredible that we’ve gotten this much support from the students and the rest of the town people,” General Manager George S...
College Republicans seek to spark debate
DAN DOUCET, Evergreen assistant news editor
April 28, 2017
The WSU College Republicans put on a variety of events this school year, covering some of today’s most controversial political issues and creating debate among students. James Allsup, the College Republicans president since December 2015, said the club sees on average about 30 to 40 students i...
Zumba: the key to lively workouts
JESSE WOODHEAD | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Many of us dread the cold and lonely gym with unwelcoming machines that do not exactly inspire us to stay active in our everyday lives. Enter Zumba – a fun dance-based workout that features upbeat music with an even more upbeat instructor to encourage participants throughout their workout.For those ...
An accessible sport for all
NICK THOMAS | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
With simple rules and an easy-to-understand goal, soccer is a sport that welcomes all types of people. These traits and many others make soccer the most popular option for prospective intramural athletes.Dana McCurdy, a full-time teaching assistant for gross human anatomy at WSU and a participant in intr...
Café Moro baristas are adored by their ‘crushtomers’
LATISHA JENSEN | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Tyson Feasel, the owner of Café Moro since 2011 spends most days mastering his coffee skills and getting to know customers.“Everyone gets along, I think it’s pretty relaxed,” Feasel said. “It’s nice to have all these people where you’re kind of part of their lives and part of their routi...
Fraternity values service, academics
RIDGE PETERSON | Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2017
Jack Sparks, a sophomore chemical engineering student and president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, said his favorite part about being a member of SAE is the social atmosphere and brotherhood he has with his fellow members.He said he is proud of his fraternity’s involvement and accomplishments.“Along with having good...
Whitman County received 19 more reports of positive COVID-19 tests this week, which brings the county’s total case count to 114. Nine cases were...
