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A coalition of environmentally concerned citizens called Save Downtown Trees attended Sept. 26’s city council townhall and staged multiple protests in downtown Pullman in an effort to save as many trees as possible in opposition to Project Downtown’s proposed plan to remove up to 75 trees. According to their website, Project Downtown is a $9 million...
The removal of the trees are part of the city of Pullman's $9 million Project Downtown Pullman.
Impressions from attendees of the VIII International Cereal Nematode Symposium.
For the second time in three years, progressive Christian icon and best-selling author Diana Butler Bass is coming to the Palouse, this time to speak at a series of events
Close Vicki Leeper, a marketing specialist with Disability Action Center Northwest, from left to right, stands next to Becky Phillips and Tim Paulitz, both board members on the Pullman Community Garden council, in front of a 20-by-25-foot garden plot that will be easily accessible for at least two disabled or handicapped gardeners upon completion. Everyone in this image has been fully vaccinated. Zach Wilkinson/Daily News City, WSU, nonprofit team up to create fully accessible plots at Koppel Farm in Pullman By Anthony Kuipers, Daily News staff writer M...