Growing up– Moscow Farmer’s Market looks to improve
For the past 35 years the Moscow Farmer’s Market has brought the community together in a social atmosphere while providing fresh, regional produce and crafts. To celebrate those 35 years, […]
Breaking through walls– Gesser moving forward despite difficult schedule ahead
Ten years ago, 10 miles to the west, Jason Gesser became a Cougar legend. In 2002 the former Washington State quarterback led the program to its second Rose Bowl appearance […]
Robb Akey survey
Did Rob Spear make the right decision to let go of Robb Akey during the season or should he have waited until the season’s end? We want your opinion. Follow […]
A night of fright – The 11th Annual Haunted Palouse
Creepy crawly spiders, pale white ghosts, a chilling fog, running bones and blood-curdling screams — all these horrors will be encountered at the 11th Annual Haunted Palouse in Palouse, Wash.
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Scorpio 10/23 – 11/21 The cold weather is freezing your toes. Watch your step, as a scraped knee may lead to a vampire’s slip-up. Yum.
Professor haunts Brink Hall — Investigating hauntings in historic UI building
Brink Hall was built in 1936 at the University of Idaho to serve as a men’s dormitory. Nowadays, the building functions as faculty offices for the Statistics, English, and Math […]
Halloween hits full gear at Safari Pearl
Cobwebs hang from the corners and plastic corpses greet the clientele from the store-front window of Safari Pearl in downtown Moscow. Inside the ringing of the entrance bell and the […]
WAC preseason polls announced, Idaho too low
The preseason suspension of Idaho center Kyle Barone must have really hurt the Vandal men’s basketball team who have been picked to finish sixth and fifth in the coaches and […]
DIY Pumpkin Spice Latte
Brita Olson | Crumbs It’s fall and pumpkin is all the rage. There is a good reason for that … it’s delicious. However, pumpkin specialties can be expensive. Why drop […]