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Established in the summer of 1976, the Moscow Farmers Market is a popular community event taking place downtown May through October. With 2 more weekends remaining until the end of […]
Latah County Prosecuting Attorney William W. “Bill” Thompson announced on Oct. 6 that he will be retiring at the end of November after 34 years in office. Thompson, who led […]
The University of Idaho continued its archaeological dig at Moscow High School this semester for the third field season, to uncover life in early Moscow. This program, which is a […]
Nominations made by Governor Brad Little and the Idaho Department of Commerce for sites across Idaho have been approved to be labeled as Opportunity Zone 2.0 by the U.S Treasury. […]
New Saint Andrews College, a religious college in Moscow, is suing the city for religious discrimination. According to the Lewiston Tribune, the college is claiming that the city of Moscow […]
The Moscow Arts Commission, led by the City of Moscow, is considering the installation of a mural on the Polk Street Side of the City Shop facility. The City Shop […]
The City of Moscow announced on July 17 that it would begin making some investigation reports from the King Road Homicides case publicly available. Moscow Mayor Art Bettge told Moscow-Pullman […]
With a gallery that includes frequent rotation of art pieces, artists both amateur and professional can play an active role in the City of Moscow’s Public Art Program. First beginning […]
In August 2021, the City of Moscow amended ordinances related to open containers. The amendment created the entertainment district between the streets of Jackson and Washington streets to Lewis and […]
Candidates for City of Moscow elections have been finalized with the declaration of candidacy filing window closing today. This year’s elections include the mayoral election, with Mayor Bill Lambert not running for a third term, and three city council seats. […]