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Clarkston softball team keeps rolling in district semifinals against Pullman
At times, the softball field at Clarkston’s Lincoln Middle School was more reminiscent of a scene from the recent blockbuster sci-fi film “Dune: Part Two” than the stage for a Washington 2A district semifinal game. A steady wind whipped up clouds of dirt into the faces of...
Bulldogs fetch a second consecutive softball state championship
GENESEE — Genesee softball’s second straight Idaho Class 1A state championship couldn’t be sullied, no matter how much dirt the hair-whipping wind kicked up and no matter how much the on-and-off hail persisted. The Bulldogs beat the Kendrick Tigers 12-7 on Friday at Genesee Rec Fields in...
Oregon Ducks baseball clinches 8th Pac-12 series victory with win over Washington State
In a lull heading into the final stretch of its Friday game against Washington State, the Oregon baseball bats finally showed up in a big way in the eighth inning to pull out an 8-4 win at PK Park to clinch its eighth conference series win. The Ducks (36-16, 18-11...
University of Idaho to open new center focusing on women's health and nutrition
For more than a year, the topic of women's health in Idaho has been a reoccurring headline. And as the state continues to face a shortage of health care providers, reports of OB-GYN specialists leaving have many worried, especially as other resources tracking women's health have been discontinued. But now,...
Pullman Regional Hospital Auxiliary Funds $57,400 in Patient Comfort Items
PULLMAN - This year, the Pullman Regional Hospital Auxiliary funded twenty-two internal grant awards to Pullman Regional Hospital departments and clinics, totaling $57,433. BirthPlace – patient gowns, labor mirrors, breastfeeding educational materials and materials for knitted newborn baby hats and rice bags for laboring mothers. Cardiology – echocardiogram table,...
Head-on collision two miles west of Pullman, sends two to the hospital
PULLMAN - The Washington State Patrol was called to a head-on collision on SR195 this morning around 10:00 a.m. 32-year-old, Chelsea M. Davis of Pullman, Washington, was traveling southbound on SR195, near milepost 23, in a 2011 Jeep Compass. Traveling northbound was 44-year-old, Katrina D. Siddons of Potlatch, Idaho, in a 1999 Toyota Camry. The Jeep Compass veered into the northbound lane striking the Toyota Camry head-on.
Find Your Recipe for Success on the Palouse
Want to do business in Pullman and Moscow? Two restaurateurs share why this region is a great place to thrive. The Palouse lies in some of the country’s most fertile land, where multicolored agricultural fields sweep the landscape like impressionist paintings and small farms raise heirloom vegetables, make sausage and bottle honey. It’s an ideal place to have a restaurant. Two successful chefs share their advice on doing business in Pullman and Moscow.
Bulldog-Tiger softball rivalry continues at state softball tournament
GENESEE — The defending state champion Genesee Bulldogs and newly minted district champion Kendrick Tigers added another chapter to their unfolding rivalry during Day 2 of the Idaho Class 1A state softball tournament on Thursday at the Genesee Rec Fields. Both teams opened the day with victories before meeting...
Big Country's Pet of the Week
Each week we shine a spotlight on animals at local shelters that are looking for their forever home. This week's Big Country Pet of the Week is Troopa. Troopa is waiting to meet his new family at the Humane Society of the Palouse. He is a 1-year-old, neutered, 39lbs, growing hound mix. Described by shelter staff as mischievous, playful, rambunctious, energetic, and outgoing.
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