Good morning, Pullman.

The Pullman Winter Farmers Market is scheduled for Sunday from 11:00 to 2:00 at the Lumberyard.

Pullman Radio marks its 50th anniversary under the continuous ownership of the Weed family, showcasing a legacy of local broadcasting since December 13, 1974.

The Gladish Community and Cultural Center in Pullman is seeking donations to avoid closure due to financial challenges exacerbated by the shutdown of a tenant, Pullman Community Montessori.

The Moscow Chamber of Commerce + Visitor Center invites the community to a luncheon on December 18, 2024, featuring Tony Bean discussing airport developments.

Angel Cartagena was sentenced to four months in jail for leading a Washington State Patrol Trooper on a high-speed chase and was found with methamphetamine, a gun, and an explosive device in his car.

A federal anti-hazing bill, initiated by the parents of a WSU student who died from a hazing incident, has successfully passed the U.S. Senate, aiming to enhance transparency and prevent future tragedies by requiring colleges to publish hazing reports.

Washington State University embarks on a study funded by the USDA to assess soil health in lands under the Conservation Reserve Program, aiming to aid in their potential return to crop production.

Washington State Athletics will introduce a clear bag policy at Beasley Coliseum starting January 2025 to enhance safety and fan experience.

Office Hours for Grant Proposal Writing with ORAP

Participants are invited to utilize a quiet space for focused grant proposal writing, with support from Development Specialists at the Office of Research.