A cornucopia of fun Several hundred people of all ages took advantage of clear skies Saturday to press apples, examine pond critters and take a horse-drawn wagon ride at the annual Phillips Farm Fall Festival at Virgil Phillips Farm Park north of Moscow.
Devil is in the details TEMPE, Ariz. — After two weeks of strife and an afternoon of drama, the Cougars and their embattled defense wound up with a familiar bottom line.
His View: Frank Lloyd Wright and the call for transformation Last July, eight Frank Lloyd Wright buildings were designated to be UNESCO world heritage sites, on par with the likes of Chartres Cathedral in France and Taj Mahal in India. As one CEO from the Frank Lloyd Wright trust said, the selection “makes clear that Wright has a prominent place on th…
Genesee trustee gives voice to local districts Jennifer Parkins has been a resident of small-town north Idaho for most of her life, and now she’s using her position as President of the Idaho School Boards Association to give rural and remote Idaho schools a voice.
New Pullman boutique shop caters to men 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.
