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Lisa Carloye, vice president of the Pullman Civic Trust, poses with Santa in a photo booth at the College Hill Association’s annual holiday party for supporting members and community partners

PULLMAN — Many Pullman businesses agree that plans as large as Project Downtown can be polarizing, and working together is paramount during a significant time of change.

Many Pullman businesses agree that plans as large as Project Downtown can be polarizing, and working together is paramount during a significant time of change.

Many Pullman businesses agree that plans as large as Project Downtown can be polarizing, and working together is paramount during a significant time of change.

PULLMAN — A building in downtown Pullman has been transformed to look like it’s a part of the South Fork Palouse River.

The Pullman City Council removed the Walk of Fame monuments from Project Downtown plans entirely.

PULLMAN — The Pullman City Council removed the Walk of Fame monuments from Project Downtown plans entirely.

The Pullman City Council removed the Walk of Fame monuments from Project Downtown plans entirely.

Ban books?

PULLMAN — Community members urged the Pullman City Council to put Project Downtown on pause, and make changes to its design plans.