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Biodegradable plastic mulches are used by conventional growers, but not by organic production because the mulch uses genetically modified organisms.

[Photo] Mulch by any other name may not be as organic

September 30, 2021
A typical 200-square-foot residence hall room can generate a significant amount of greenhouse gas. Students are encouraged to turn off appliances when they are not using them to conserve.

[Photo] Lab releases semesterly energy efficiency newsletter

September 3, 2021
Local band Soulstice is performing from 6 to 8 p.m. July 22 at Pine Street Plaza as part of the Music on Main series.

[Photo] Crazy Days returns to Pullman this week

July 21, 2021
The series continues from 11:30 a.m to 1:15 p.m. on July 21 and 28.

[Photo] Barbecue, live music series resumes on Terrell Mall

July 16, 2021
Organizations being considered for the grant will be contacted on Sept. 1 and must present a short presentation to guild members on Sept. 14.

[Photo] PRH accepting grant applications

July 16, 2021
Transportation Services plans to use permit revenue to complete several projects such as filling cracks, painting, repairing parking garages, structures, and surface lots as well.

[Photo] WSU Transportation Services increases parking permit rates

July 9, 2021
Students and faculty members are encouraged to decide whether they feel comfortable using campus buildings for work or studying during periods without air conditioning.

[Photo] Avista Utilities to conduct several planned power outages

June 30, 2021
“We really have to keep our eye on the prize, as far as actual policy change,” Palouse CORE member Anthony Haynes, said. 

[Photo] Juneteenth celebration sparks discussion on goals for Palouse CORE

June 21, 2021
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[Photo] Shooting on College Hill kills one, leaves another critically injured

September 25, 2021
Worship services, retail stores and personal services remain operating at 25% capacity.

[Photo] Whitman County moves to Phase 2

February 15, 2021
The Hillside and CUB Marketplaces closed Nov. 20.

[Photo] Hillside, CUB marketplaces likely to remain closed in spring

December 7, 2020
Overnight parking is restricted from 2-9 a.m. on some streets across College Hill.

[Photo] Pullman Police Department restricts overnight parking on College Hill

November 18, 2020
Each city department will have a slight increase in budget requests, said Mike Urban, finance director and interim city administrator.

[Photo] City departments present preliminary budget requests

November 4, 2020
Pullman City Council can declare a need for the tax increase partly caused by the citys economic pitfall because of COVID-19. The city hopes to see increased revenue from several construction projects, even if the property tax does not go up, said Mike Urban, Pullman director of finance and administrative services. 

[Photo] Councilmembers to consider property tax increase following drop in city revenue

October 21, 2020
The later spring semester start date is designed for WSU to stagger the move-in dates of students living on-campus in Pullman.

[Photo] WSU announces plans for virtual spring semester

October 16, 2020
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.

[Photo] A look into Stubblefields' history

September 10, 2020
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[Photo] Winter storm warning issued for Pullman, Colfax, Moscow

February 15, 2021
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February 15, 2021
A new app called Aims Mobile Pay, or AMP, is available to students, faculty and visitors parking on campus.

[Photo] WSU Transportation Services launch parking app

August 24, 2020
The third electric bus is expected to arrive in Pullman in 18 months.

[Photo] City of Pullman to add third electric bus to transit system

May 24, 2021
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[Photo] Letter to freshmen: Stay connected despite COVID-19

August 17, 2020
WSU President Kirk Schulz said he acknowledges the financial hardships of students and families, but tuition dollars fund the valuable educational experience at WSU. 

[Photo] Schulz says tuition stays the same; student fees to be reevaluated

July 25, 2020
WSU Transportation Services delayed renewing and selling parking permits in April due to the uncertainty of COVID-19.

[Photo] Delayed parking permit renewals, sales to begin July 9

July 8, 2020
Pullman Transit is limiting the amount of passengers allowed on buses to 10-12. Passengers must also sit only in designated areas.

[Photo] Pullman Transit releases safety rules to be implemented Monday

July 3, 2020
The president emeritus of University of Wisconsin completed a review of WSU President Kirk Schulz.

[Photo] WSU President review describes accomplishments, challenges

June 24, 2020
Jim Harbor graduated from WSU. Twenty years later, he is running South Fork Public House with co-founder Wade Dissmore.

[Photo] 'Do the right things for the right reasons'

June 22, 2020
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[Photo] Pullman police now writing tickets for COVID-19 social distancing violations

August 27, 2020
Actor Matt Maw reads from a script during a 2016 readers theater production titled, “The Woman in Black.

[Photo] Pullman Civic Theatre hosts virtual plays

June 19, 2020
Modifications will be made to Reaney Pool. This includes improved men’s and women’s shower stalls, as well as an accessible restroom stall.

[Photo] City council adopts pool house improvements

June 17, 2020
Alive! Orientation will be online through June and July. Students will attend an in-person resource tour before school begins in the fall.

[Photo] Alive! Orientation moves online

June 17, 2020
The WSU Transportation Services will begin fining drivers Wednesday if they do not have parking passes or if their meter is empty.

[Photo] Parking permits, meter payments now required on campus

June 17, 2020
A plan was presented to Pullman City Council during the meeting Tuesday. The plan would add a bicycle lane and a pop-up trial of three temporary parking stalls on Main Street.

[Photo] City council considers new parking, ‘streatery’ on Main Street

June 10, 2020
Atom Heart Music, Pullman’s lone music shop, reopened on June 1.

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June 10, 2020
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[Photo] Internet outage to occur on campus Saturday

July 17, 2020
A street musician duo takes part in the 2016 Pullman ArtWalk, which has been renamed ArtFest, by performing live music downtown.

[Photo] ArtFest cancellation a loss for Pullman artists

May 29, 2020
The new city hall is still under construction. The upgraded audiovisual equipment will be installed after construction finishes.

[Photo] City council purchases audiovisual equipment for City Hall

May 27, 2020
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May 27, 2020
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[Photo] Pandemic leads to underwhelming end to college career

April 9, 2020
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[Photo] Event explores prison life

March 6, 2020
Dan Maher records a 30-second promo for his NWPR program Inland Folk in the studio, Feb. 20, 2014.

[Photo] Records show former employee behaved unprofessionally

March 2, 2020
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June 5, 2019
Quinlan said The Daily Evergreen helped prepare her for her current job at the Spokesman Review.

[Photo] 'You come in this shaking little kid and four months later you feel like such a badass'

March 30, 2021
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March 30, 2021
Palouse Falls, a popular hiking and camping destination, has seen two people die in separate incidents earlier this year.

[Photo] Palouse Falls: the beauty and the danger

June 1, 2016
Its easy to lose confidence in yourself before doing the dirty. Make sure you spend time boosting your ego and going through the full range of emotions.

[Photo] A sexual misconception

February 6, 2015
A campsite along the Snake River in Boyer Park, near where Weston crashed his aircraft this morning.

[Photo] Improving county park lands

December 2, 2014
The Cougar-Husky rivalry will be played out Friday, Nov. 29, at the 106th Apple Cup. WSU is the current titleholder.

[Photo] Why we fight

November 22, 2013
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