Local pharmacists worry as patients switch to mail order Local pharmacists said they first learned they could be losing hundreds of customers after patients began calling them early this year. Suddenly, patients insured by Kaiser Permanente were told they would need to fill maintenance medications exclusively through the company’s own mail-order p…
Edey named player of the year Zach Edey spent the days following Purdue’s historic NCAA Tournament loss lying low, his phone turned off, along with the rest of the outside world.
His VIew: It’s time to put the woke bogeymanback to sleep I recently wrote about the counterproductive tactics of self-described “woke” social justice warriors. Several respondents seemed to agree with my point that fanatics are giving a good cause a bad name but were disappointed that I failed to address the other side of the coin. Well, here we go.
Inspired to enlighten For nearly its entire history, the small town of Colton has supported a dual school system: a coeducational public grade and high school, a parochial grade school, and — for 50 years — a Catholic high school for girls. Two different orders of nuns ran the girls’ high school: the Benedictines…
Pullman's Rico's adjusts to the times PULLMAN — Tawny Szumlas sat at the bar of Rico’s Public House in Pullman sampling a savory pot roast, vegetable and Guiness stout stew, destined to headline the establishment’s St. Patrick’s Day menu.
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