Two business owners, both Pullman natives, are trying to fill a shopping need for men on the Palouse. Ruthanna Willey and Jake Willey on Saturday will celebrate the grand opening of their new business, Monroe, a men’s boutique clothing store on 107 S. Grand Avenue in Pullman. Read more
Jim Logan is in his fourth year as manager of the Latah County Fair…
COLFAX — A group called Citizens for a Healthy Palouse wants the Wh…
Horizon Air is encouraging Seattle-bound passengers to fly through Spokane when the existing runway at the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport closes to prepare for the introduction of a new runway in early October. Airplanes won’t be arriving or departing from the airport for about one month starting Sunday so crews can finish constructing the new, longer runway in a $154 million project that started in 2016.
The CEO of Emsi in Moscow earlier this year bought the McConnell Building on the corner of Main and First streets with plans to improve the historic downtown structure.
The Idaho Central Credit Union building slated to open in November …
COLFAX — A once-empty building in the middle of downtown Colfax is being transformed into a place locals from around the Palouse can get their startup businesses off the ground.
Moscow Urban Renewal Agency commissioners approved a $1,102,422 fis…
For most people, giving back to the community involves volunteering…
Northwest Respiratory and Medical in Moscow announced that it has s…
The Pullman Chamber of Commerce will present a Nonprofit Showcase d…
The rollout of 50 pedal-assisted electric bicycles in Moscow and on…
Tri-State Memorial Hospital and Medical Campus will open its second…
The Idaho Travel Council granted $99,638 in tourism marketing fundi…
It was an exciting start to the week for Mike and Terry Wagoner aft…
Software company Emsi is expanding its presence in Moscow with a four-story, 70,000-square-foot building expected to house as many as 500 employees at the St. John Hardware and Implement site on the north end of town.
The Pullman City Council on Tuesday voted to allow public input reg…
After years of debate, the Moscow City Council decided Monday night…
A public hearing will be held next month regarding a conditional us…
Discussions regarding a potential construction moratorium in downto…
The ZZU Club and Grub on 1525 Northeast Merman Drive in Pullman is …
The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport continues to see double-digit growth in passenger activity, with commercial boardings up nearly 25 percent in May.
Pets, like humans, can feel anxiety when going to the doctor. The car ride, other patients, unfamiliar rooms, noises and smells can make even routine checkups nerve racking experiences for animals.
The combination of sky-high home values and low interest rates — so…
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories will build a new 80,000-square-…
It didn’t take sophisticated math for the executives at Northwest R…
A restaurant owner believed in the adventurous eating habits of the…
A fire early Sunday morning heavily damaged the interior of Cougar …
The city of Pullman is looking to hire someone who will actively re…
Safer crosswalks, better bike lanes and traffic calming measures we…
A handful of Moscow residents have voiced safety concerns over the years about the crosswalk on West Third Street near Papa Murphy’s. Now, the city and Moscow Urban Renewal Agency may team up to install light poles this summer near the crossing for a safer experience for drivers and pedestrians.
Whitney Bond noticed a lack of shopping options for affordable wome…
Moscow Food Co-op officials hope to move its baking operations from…
The buzz of a sewing machine filled the small College Hill apartment in Pullman as Audrey Hawthorne transformed a thrift-shop bargain into a new outfit. Old and vintage sports crewnecks are given a new purpose as Hawthorne cuts and sews them into trendy and unique two-piece sets for women.
Most residents and downtown business owners do not want existing co…
Julie Havens and Susan Nielsen with the Washington State Department of Commerce Community Outreach Program and Rural Services Program will discuss rural business opportunities at the…
The Pullman Planning Commission on Wednesday heard voices of suppor…
Pullman got 165 acres larger Tuesday night.
Most residents and downtown business owners are not fans of expandi…
Model Home Furnishings' grand opening is Wednesday through Saturday, Eric Doering, who owns the store with his wife, Sue, said. The store, located in the Eastside…
The long, unlikely path that led to a new plant shop in Colfax star…
Is there a parking problem in downtown Moscow? The answer depends on who you ask and how that person defines the problem.
The building that once was housed Pizza Hut near the Eastside Marke…
A space in the middle of Palouse's downtown that has sat vacant for years is finally for sale and the city is asking for offers.The half-acre…
There’s a new best-selling marijuana retailer in Whitman County in …
After weeks of speculation, claims of bounced paychecks and shuttered doors, Cougar Country Drive-In, a Pullman fixture, is for sale.
The Moscow City Council — with a 5-1 vote — approved a conditional-…
The Whitman County Commissioners approved an ordinance Monday enact…
Two former Washington State University students with a shared passion decided to quit their full-time jobs and pursue their dream of bringing craft coffee to the Palouse.
About 50 people crowded into the Whitman County Commissioners' chambers on Monday at the Whitman County Courthouse in Colfax and listened to County Prosecutor Denis Tracy…
While Moscow's Identity apartment complex meets the city's parking requirements, it is not up to snuff for many of its tenants who are compelled to find parking - sometimes illegally - in surrounding neighborhoods and business lots.
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