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In 1980, several Asian and Asian American residents of Moscow and Pullman came together to discuss forming an organization that would celebrate and share their culture here on the Palouse.

In honor of the contributions greenhouse and nursery growers have made toward Idahos economy and quality of life, Gov. Brad Little has declared May as Horticulture Month.

Browning is the key to developing flavor in meatballs and their vegetarian siblings. For a vegetarian interpretation of the Greek meatballs known as keftedes, the cooks at Christopher Kimball’s Milk

Support Our Local Animal Shelter, or SOLAS, gives solace to unwanted dogs, cats and other animals living in Council Bluffs and the Omaha metro area.

A hanging basket is a wonderful Mothers Day gift, and with continued watering, fertilization and deadheading of blooms, they can last all summer, writes this Cowlitz County Master Gardener.

Bow-wow! My name is Steve! Im a handsome gentleman and I have stunning eyes to get lost in. In case you didnt notice, one eye is blue and one eye

Parts of Norm Asbjornson Hall were filled with complex-looking machines and sharp minds on Thursday as students presented their final engineering projects.

Below-normal precipitation is likely in the Northwest from May through this summer. The Intermountain West and Plains will have generally dry weather as summer arrives, according to the National Interagency

BLACKFOOT — A spring powwow was held at the Blackfoot High School last week where drummers and dancers — young and old — gathered to celebrate their heritage, community and

Editors note: This is a letter the author submitted to Baker City Mayor Randy Daugherty.