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The current progress of Project Downtown Pullman three weeks in as presented by Welch Comer

Welch Comer gives Project Downtown update

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor • April 24, 2024

The Pullman City Council heard an update from Welch Comer on Project Downtown Pullman at their meeting April 23. Matt Gillis, Welch Comer vice president, said construction is now underway. One of the...

There are a variety of corporate, individual sponsors and yearly givers. Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories is one of the largest partners, said Eric Fejeran, United Way executive director. 

Nonprofit organizations able to apply for grant until May 17

ANDREA GONZALEZ, Evergreen reporter • April 23, 2021

The United Way of Whitman County is now accepting grant applications from registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations until May 17.  Organizations have to provide services in three specific areas:...

United Way of Whitman County has distributed $468,000 for wildfire recovery in the Malden and Pine City communities.

Pullman community members oppose land development

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor • April 14, 2021

Pullman residents expressed concerns about the annexation of property near SE Johnson Road during a City of Pullman public hearing Tuesday night. Frank Motley of Two-GM and Bob Perdue of Nelson Partners...

People in shock after the fires took their homes received food, clothing, bed and toiletries from local clubs and churches.

‘Camaraderie’ of local groups to help with recovery from recent fires in county

LOREN NEGRON, Evergreen editor-in-chief • September 25, 2020

When fires ravaged the towns of Malden and Pine City, Rosalia residents helped each other evacuate while local clubs and churches set up donation sites and shelters within hours for the survivors. “We...

Eric Fejeran, United Way of Whitman County director, Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse expressed a need for toilet paper and computer webcams so their employees could work from home.

Residents step up to help at-risk community members

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor • April 2, 2020

As developments with COVID-19 continue across the country, community organizations in Whitman County are stepping up to provide services for those in at-risk populations. Eric Fejeran, United Way of...

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