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March 3, 2022
Over the past couple of weeks, I have been craving authentic barbecue, which seems to be a lost cause in the middle of the Pacific Northwest. It was incredibly fortuitous then that I stumbled across Miss Huddy’s Barbecue food truck. Even more so because Miss Huddy’s Barbecue only serves a few times a month. Miss Huddy’s...
February 25, 2022
Ben Finch died suddenly at his home in Palouse on Thursday, Feb. 10, 2022. He was 84 years old.
February 25, 2022
Board members discussed mask mandates lifting and curriculum changes during a Pullman Public Schools meeting Wednesday night. Mask Mandate Updates Superintendent Bob Maxwell said students and faculty members are still required to wear masks until March 21. Masks will be optional indoors after the mandate is lifted. “All current health and safety mitigation measures will...
February 10, 2022
Every Wednesday night, Scout Troops 460 and 560 gather to learn outdoor skills, plan campouts and become better leaders and citizens. Pullman is home to three troops: Troop 460 for girls and Troops 444 and 560 for boys. Collin Bannister is a senior at Pullman High School and serves as Troop 460’s senior patrol leader,...
February 7, 2022
Matt and Jill McCluskey donated $1 million to U of I. The money will be used to resurface the indoor track in the Kibbie Dome, which will be named after Lauren.
January 23, 2022
From his dominating days on local AAU basketball courts (according to a teammate, opposing guards could not dribble past half-court without Harms stealing the ball) to his three-sport accolades at