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Competing in his first basketball game of the season, sophomore Jaedyn Brown was summoned off the bench and provided Pullman with the shot in the arm the Greyhounds needed to sew up a 70-65 road victory against Clarkston in the second game of a Greater Spokane League doubleheader Friday nigh… More Headlines
City of Pullman councilmembers voted 6-1 to reject the proposed annexation of a 48.3-acre lot during a meeting Tuesday night. About 15 residents made public comments at the last council meeting in opposition to the proposal. The lot, requested by Frank Motley of Two-GM and Bob Perdue of Nelson Partners, is near SE Johnson Road just south of SR 270 and north of Old Moscow Road. The council also requested the Pullman Planning Commission reevaluate pre-zoned areas surrounding Pullman. The commission will then hold a public hearing to inform a recommendation for an updated pre-zone map. The land ...
Pullman residents expressed concerns about the annexation of property near SE Johnson Road during a City of Pullman public hearing Tuesday night. Frank Motley of Two-GM and Bob Perdue of Nelson Partners applied to annex 48.3 acres of land into the City of Pullman. The land is currently used for agricultural purposes. This proposal does...
Pullman City Council will consider a request on Tuesday night to annex 48 acres of land into the city. The request is from Bob Perdue of Nelson Partners and Frank Motely of Two-GM LLC. The property requested to be brought into the city is East of Johnson Road, South of the Moscow Pullman Highway and North of Old Moscow Road on the East edge of town. The property is currently farmland. The City of Pullman has prezoned the land for medium density multifamily residential. Council will also hold a public hearing and accept citizen comments on the annexation request on Tuesday night.
Good news came out of Olympia last week, as well as Boise more than two weeks ago. COVID-19 vaccine availability has increased to the point where basically anyone who needs to get the jab can. Itâs paid for as well, so in order to do my part to get back to normal â and I mean REAL normal â I… More Headlines