PULLMAN – Each winter, the narrow roadways and on-street parking in the College Hill core area (which includes the area South of Stadium Way, East of Grand Avenue, North of Maiden Lane/Oak Street, and West of WSU campus) add to the already difficult job of City of Pullman Maintenance & Operations staff who work to complete seasonal maintenance tasks.

Too often patients in their 60’s and 70’s don’t see themselves lifting weights (appropriate for their level) and getting stronger. It is a misconception that only the young can build muscle and get stronger. 

MOUNT RAINIER – The gates to Chinook and Cayuse passes through Mount Rainier National Park are about to swing shut for the season. 

On Tuesday around 6:45pm in the area of 5th Ave North and 18th St North, a Nez Perce County Deputy attempted to stop a green Honda Accord, for a traffic violation.

Matthew’s wife, Lacy, nominated her husband to be honored as this month’s Classic Rock 102.9 and Pacific Steel & Recycling Veteran that Rocks.  All Veterans have a story, and many are left untold.  The purpose of this feature is to honor our heroes and thank them for their service.  Matthew Ditto is one of these Heroes.

Last week we reminisced about businesses that are no longer apart of this great valley we call home. We talked about Hastings and all the memories that were made at the store - we talked about Big V and how it had everything you could ever want. We even talked about Godfather's Pizza and Granny's buffet where we all had countless family dinners.

Today, we're talking about those places you like to go to outside of the valley -  we're discussing if you had a choice to bring a major store, restaurant, arcade anything to the valley what would it be? Well, we asked you guys that exact question and you did not disappoint. Here are the top 10 most wanted businesses in the LCV. 

Boise, Idaho – Governor Brad Little issued an executive order today to resolve conflicts between state and federal law related to the interstate transportation of hemp across Idaho.

Services

·         Pre & Post Surgical Rehab

·         General Orthopedics

·         Sprains & Strain Overuse

·         Work Related Injuries

·         Vestibular Rehabilitation

·         Back & Neck Pain

·         Neurological Disorders

·         Balance Training

·         Post MVA

·         Hand Therapy

·         Work Conditioning

·         Postural Correction (Ergonomics)

The fraternity where the death of  a 19-year-old Washington State University student took place has been placed on an interim loss-of-recognition-status, according to a statement from WSU President Kirk Schulz.

LAPWAI, Idaho – Looking for that perfect holiday gift? Find it at Nez Perce National Historical Park’s Beadwork Bazaar. Each year the Spalding Visitor Center fills with dozens of local Nez Perce artisans who demonstrate and sell their art. This year’s event will be held Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

PULLMAN, WA  – The Washington State Patrol (WSP) will be conducting emphasis patrols starting November 21 and running through December 1 as Washington State University (WSU) students travel across the state for the Thanksgiving holiday break. 

Lewiston, ID— Three new “History Wraps” have been installed on traffic signal boxes in downtown Lewiston. The beautification project is the result of a “Town and Gown” partnership that was brought to fruition thanks to grants from the Idaho Humanities Council, the Lewis Clark Association of Realtors, Visit LC Valley, and generous community members who donated to a 2018 crowdfunding campaign that raised $2,500.

At approximately 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov 8, a sportsman witnessed three men haul a dead elk out of a clearcut off of O'Mill Road above the O'Mill railway siding near Weippe

On Thursday, Nov 7, officer Dave Beaver received notification from a sportsman that he had found a whitetail buck shot on Brown's Ridge Rd. 8 miles SE of Weippe.