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Artists often find ways to incorporate current events, important issues and personal passions into their work as a way of expressing ideas and opinions. Moscow’s art scene is no exception […]
In the middle of a pandemic that is overwhelming the area’s hospitals and claimed 45 lives in Idaho on Tuesday, deaths that were completely preventable, the University of Idaho held […]
The University of Idaho’s unusual decision to stop providing on-campus COVID-19 testing has left the campus population more vulnerable than ever. Now, it is extremely difficult to not only find […]
Saturday, dozens of community members gathered in front of city hall for the Moscow Women’s March. The march was organized as one of many across the nation in protest of Texas’s recent abortion law, which made it possible for citizens […]
After a near month-long search in every corner of Moscow and beyond, local resident Jim Mital has safely recovered Aspen, his two-year-old American Eskimo rescue dog that escaped during the […]
Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert called for residents and local businesses to follow healthcare experts’ COVID-19 guidance in an Advisory Proclamation this Friday. As of Sept. 24, masks are required inside city facilities. […]
After the cancelation of the Latah County Fair last year due to COVID-19, the fair grounds were full and lively despite the rain over the weekend. The four-day event, themed […]
At the end of the Moscow City Council meeting April 20, Mayor Bill Lambert announced his plans for the upcoming election cycle. “In six and half months there will be […]
The Palouse saw a brief flurry of April snow this morning, with gusty winds moving through the area. Less than half an inch of snow accumulated, according to the National Weather […]
The Palouse Ice Rink is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week since it first opened to the community in 2001. Initially built as a temporary setup, the rink was not […]