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Artist irked by Pullman mural restart

One of the artists who submitted ideas for the proposed End Racism Now mural in Pullman expressed frustration with the city government after it decided to restart the mural selection process.

Mustangs run out of steam

DEARY — After the Timberline High School boys’ basketball team slipped away with a stunning 40-39 victory Thursday against Deary, the Spartans were determined to match that showing in Friday’s winner-take-all Class 1A Division II district championship game at Deary High School.

His View: It is time to open our schools

Well, folks, like it or not, we really are at the end of the COVID pandemic. Case numbers are dropping dramatically, and deaths — the real following indicator — are also taking a dive. The pandemic is passing naturally, without the help of vaccines.

Working on water woes

Between two cities, two states, two universities and four independent water systems, the future of water in the Moscow-Pullman area is nearly as complicated as its history.

Daily Grind closes South Grand drive-through location

A coffee stand on South Grand Avenue in Pullman has closed less than two months after a Greek restaurant opened on the same property, which caused traffic issues for both businesses and forced the hand of the landlord.