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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Staring at the Sun, one of the four competing bands, performing at a past show.

Battle of the Bands: Four bands, one winner

ANGEL IKUEZE, Evergreen reporter April 13, 2023

Local Palouse bands Pumice Pocket, Half Step Ahead, Staring at the Sun and Sanity Point will compete in a Battle of the Bands from 5–8:30 p.m. Friday in Jackson Hall Studio A, Colleen Hill (she/they),...

Andrew Harding and Stephen Amell before Nocking Point Wines’ founders dinner.

WSU alum and celebrity friend-duo start Walla Walla winery

ANNIE HAGER March 30, 2023

A simple road trip for two friends setting off to a Blue Jays game in Oakland, California, turned into a three-day wine-tasting bender full of laughter and telling stories. This trip was the beginning...

I give the Cubano three thumbs up but the soup was the star

Bite of the Palouse: Serfes Food, a lighthouse of cuisine

CARSON HOLLAND, Evergreen columnist November 9, 2022

Colfax may have limited eateries but Serfes Food comes out swinging for the fences. I have had this spot recommended to me more times than I could count so buckle in (un)faithful readers it is time to...

Ricos Public House was originally opened for the male-clientele, but is now open for anyone and everyone.

Pubs on the Palouse: smokehouse turned to public house

ANNIE HAGER October 19, 2022

Rico’s Smokehouse was originally established for the nearly all-male clientele to gather for bar games and cards and is now an iconic public house that serves the entire community. Rico’s owner...

Luisabella Beauty opened their salon for everyone.

Local nail tech welcomes diverse clients

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor September 15, 2022

Starting out in Jalisco, Mexico, and moving all the way to small town Pullman, Maria Ferrer has carried her passion of being a nail technician across the country. For the last decade Ferrer has worked...

Palouse Choral Societys next performance will be October 30.

Palouse Choral Society allows musical expression for all ages

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor September 7, 2022

Because of a group of singers bonding over music together in the 1970s, the Friends of Music formed before changing their name to Palouse Choral Society in 2011, creating an outlet for singers in the Palouse. Miranda...

In Phase 3, indoor social gatherings cannot include more than 10 people. Outdoor gatherings cannot exceed over 50 people.

Children aged 12 to 15 years eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen reporter May 14, 2021

Whitman county residents aged 12-15 years are now eligible to receive Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.  Chris Skidmore, deputy director of Whitman County Public Health, said the county has some plans...

Lewiston woman sustains life-threatening injuries in car crash near Pullman

Lewiston woman sustains life-threatening injuries in car crash near Pullman

JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen reporter April 12, 2021

A Lewiston woman was transported to a hospital in Spokane after sustaining life-threatening injuries around her neck and chest from a three-car collision that occurred 10 a.m. April 10, eight miles south...

Smith will compete for the title of Mrs. Washington America in August 2021.

Local woman wins Mrs. Colfax, completes EMT training

ANNIE HAGER February 23, 2021

Lorien Smith will represent Whitman County in the Mrs. Washington Pageant as Mrs. Colfax. The pageant will be held in person again this year after a successful and socially distanced in-person experience...

Jeri Harris, Pullman Arts Commission chair, wrote in an email that the commission will present a Pullman Window Walk to City Council.

Arts Commission cancels ArtFest for second year

EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen news editor January 14, 2021

The Pullman Arts Commission voted in a meeting Tuesday to cancel this year’s ArtFest due to COVID-19 concerns. Commissioners are unsure if COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted or changed by May, when...

Kelly Jensen graduated from WSU in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in apparel merchandising. After working in retail for a few years, she decided to start her own clothing brand called Rollick.

WSU alumna will not ‘play by other people’s rules’

HANNAH FLORES December 3, 2020

When Kelly Jensen attended Catholic school, free dress day once a month was the make or break moment to show off her personal style.  Although fashion was not always in her career plan, Jensen...

The Fix the Bricks campaign, started by the Pullman Heritage Center, works to restore the Pullman Depot built in 1916 as part of the railroad system, which helped Palouse agriculture.

Resident gives large donation to Pullman depot

HANNAH FLORES November 19, 2020

The Pullman Depot, a once-bustling train station near the WSU campus, now acts as a reminder of the innovation that built the agricultural community of the region. The Pullman Heritage Center, in cooperation...

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