Airport runway awaits environmental study
The Federal Aviation Administration has $60 million to rebuild the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport runway, according to Executive Director Tony Bean.
Author: Kasen Christensen
Airport runway moving
The Moscow-Pullman Regional Airport is assessing the environmental impact of moving its runway.
Texting law bans information transfer
The Idaho ban on texting while driving is not as cut and dry as it seems, according to Cpl. Art Lindquist of the Moscow Police Department.
Be the change — Government improvement begins with self-improvement
I don’t trust the government. Not in one of those weird conspiracy theories sort of way — I’ve been to the DMV, I don’t think the government is smart or […]
No left turns allowed — New City of Moscow ordinance limits Third Street turns
The City of Moscow passed an ordinance to prohibit left turns from Main Street onto Third Street between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
KFC — Kasen’s Fried Chicken
This recipe has been in the works, off and on, for five or six years. It started on a slow afternoon in high school — I think something on the […]
Special patrols emphasize aggressive, impaired driving
More Moscow police officers will be allotted to look for signs of impaired driving over Labor Day weekend, according to Lt. Paul Kwiatkowski.
Bright ‘future’ for UI
The University of Idaho received close to $2 million for the “Inspiring futures” fundraising campaign that began April 28.
Memorial Gym makeover
The University of Idaho’s Memorial Gym opened in 1928. That spring, the yearbook was dedicated to the grand occasion.
Leave the books, hit the river
With the advent of summer, the University of Idaho Outdoor Program shifts its focus from white powder to whitewater.