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Pullman Regional holds tree raffle to provide comfort care items
Read The Pullman Regional Hospital Auxiliary is holding its 17th annual Christmas tree raffle now through Dec. 14 to provide patient comfort care items. Those comfort care items include massage… Continue Reading Pullman Regional holds tree raffle to provide comfort care items
Washington to shut down COVID-19 response website
Starting Dec. 1, users will be redirected to the coronavirus landing page on doh.wa.gov from the state coronavirus response website. Read The Washington State Department of Health announced in a… Continue Reading Washington to shut down COVID-19 response website
Miembro del Concejo de Pasco pide unidad
Session del Concejo de Pasco el pasado 21 de noviembre. Captura de pantalla del canal de Youtube de la Ciudad de Pasco. Lea El concejal de Pasco, Irving Brown Sr.,… Continue Reading Miembro del Concejo de Pasco pide unidad
Pasco council member calls for unity
Pasco council member Irving Brown Sr. during the Pasco City Council meeting on Nov. 21. Screenshot from the City of Pasco YouTube channel. Listen (Runtime 0:51) Read Pasco Councilman Irving… Continue Reading Pasco council member calls for unity
Aging and long-term care council seeks new representatives
The Council on Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington helps older people and those living with disabilities to live independently, and provides services such as case management for… Continue Reading Aging and long-term care council seeks new representatives
StoryCorps Northwest – Nancy Puburn & Cynthia Bounds: Dad goes to war
Nancy Pyburn, right, and daughter Cynthia Bounds at their StoryCorps Northwest recording. Listen (Runtime 4:36) Read Sometimes, when everything feels right, something can make your world crumble. Something like a… Continue Reading StoryCorps Northwest – Nancy Puburn & Cynthia Bounds: Dad goes to war
Native American Heritage Month – In their own words: Don Sampson
Gary James, left, and Don Sampson, the two original employees of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation’s Fisheries Program, at the tribe’s Department of Natural Resources 40-year anniversary… Continue Reading Native American Heritage Month – In their own words: Don Sampson
Homicidios en Moscow: Revelan detalles de la investigación
Flores y velas en el restaurante Mad Greek de Moscú, Idaho, donde trabajaban Madison Mogen y Xana Kernodle, dos de las estudiantes de la Universidad de Idaho asesinadas el domingo.… Continue Reading Homicidios en Moscow: Revelan detalles de la investigación
Moscow community reacts to homicides, pulls together while waiting for closure
City of Moscow Police Chief James Fry addresses reporters on the University of Idaho campus, Sunday, November 20. Few new details emerged, and no suspect in custody. Source: Lauren Paterson… Continue Reading Moscow community reacts to homicides, pulls together while waiting for closure
Studies show prescribed burns key to forest resiliency
Scientists are studying old wildfires to find what forest treatments slowed the flames – and what treatments didn’t work so well. Researchers are looking closely at the Schneider Springs fire, the largest wildfire in Washington in 2021. Continue Reading Studies show prescribed burns key to forest resiliency
Experts urge public to get vaccinated as communities face respiratory triple threat
Cases of respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, have been steadily rising in Washington and Idaho along with pediatric hospitalizations. Influenza and COVID-19 also pose a risk, creating what experts are… Continue Reading Experts urge public to get vaccinated as communities face respiratory triple threat
Moscow homicides: Investigation details revealed in recent update
A vigil in remembrance of the students is set for November 30 at the University of Idaho campus. Credit: Lauren Paterson Listen Police say they have ruled out several potential… Continue Reading Moscow homicides: Investigation details revealed in recent update
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