IDP new chairman blames GOP policies for low wages in Idaho
Idaho leads the nation in the percentage of minimum wage workers, and Larry Kenck, the new chairman from Post Falls for the Idaho Democratic Party, said the GOP policies do […]
Month: March 2013
Moscow Mardi Gras livens up downtown
People wearing colorful beaded necklaces and masks filled the downtown bars Saturday night, enjoying the music of live bands, drink specials and an overall lively atmosphere.
Police log 03.05.13
Tuesday, Feb. 26 8:53 a.m. 800 Blk East Sixth St.: Caller reported a chicken crossing the road.
Rape cases investigated county-wide, campus-wide
Former University of Idaho student Jesse Vierstra awaits his March 18 trial after being charged with one count of felony rape at a Sigma Chi party Oct. 6.
Parting with the president — Community reacts to Nellis’ pending departure
Before University of Idaho President M. Duane Nellis had unpacked his moving van in 2009, he was in downtown Moscow in the center of Friendship Square judging a “Most Patriotic […]
Designing from the ground up
The City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission’s Call for Public Artists will have people looking at the ground.
A case of bias
The Greek community has been under the microscope lately. After multiple tragic accidents and deaths in past years, the University of Idaho has sharpened its focus on underage drinking in […]
Focus on the future
When asked where someone who attends the University of Idaho can go, President M. Duane Nellis said in his Friday Letter on March 1 that his answer is “anywhere.” The […]
Honesty is the best policy
Journalists are committed to being honest and fair in reporting. Journalism is a service and news is written with the public’s interest in mind. But seeking truth and reporting it […]
Where’s the faith?
Americans are divided on the issue of same-sex marriage, as was made clear in the Feb. 27 debate “Is civil marriage for gay couples good for society?”