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The Pullman Chamber of Commerce canceled the National Lentil Festival because of uncertainty around COVID-19 restrictions. The lentil festival is typically held the weekend before the start of classes at WSU, said Francis Benjamin, WSU’s Department of Psychology information systems coordinator. The lentil festival  was canceled last year because of COVID-19 as well, Benjamin said. This year, the festival was canceled because Gov. Jay Inslee has not set clear guidance on outdoor events yet.  Even if certain COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, there would not be enough time to have the fest...

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There will be a 4th of July fireworks display in Pullman this year. Officials are expecting the show to be shot off from its traditional location in Sunnyside Park.  There will not be any events associated with this year’s display like live music and community barbecue. The Pullman Chamber of Commerce is accepting donations to help pay for the fireworks.  Donations can be dropped off at the chamber office.  Checks can also be mailed to the chamber at 415 North Grand Avenue. Pullman Community 4th of July Celebration in Sunnyside Park Image Courtesy Mike Gordon Share this:

Jun 4 @ 11:35 pm – Jun 5 @ 12:35 am Inland NW Blood Center has closed its site in the Corporate Pointe Building on Bishop Boulevard. You can still donate blood on the first Friday of each month at Pullman Regional Hospital. INBC will have its Blood Mobile parked in the front of the hospital. Please sign up at www.inbcsaves.org.