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The City of Moscow elected Hailey Lewis as mayor and three new councilors during a recent election, achieving impressive voter turnout. The city council approved a request to open an indoor airsoft facility, making an exception to a long-standing ordinance against firearms discharge in city limits.
Registration is now open for the "Light Up the Season" event in Moscow, scheduled for November 6, 2025. The event will run from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM local time, promising an engaging experience for attendees.
The Moscow City Council approved new capital improvement projects including two bridges and four roundabouts to enhance local traffic flow. This decision aims to address ongoing transportation challenges in the area, reflecting a commitment to infrastructure development.
The 1912 Center in Moscow plans a $5M to $7M renovation to add a 200-person ballroom and commercial kitchen, enhancing its capacity for community events. Public access to the top floor will be available during the Winter Markets on November 1 and 8. Fundraising continues until 2026 to secure the necessary funding for this project.
The 2025 Orchid Awards Event will take place in Moscow on October 31, celebrating achievements in historic preservation and stewardship. Keynote speaker Dulce Kersting-Lark will present a slide show to the audience in the auditorium.
Lee Anne Eareckson and Linda Pike received the Sheikh Community Unity Award in Moscow, Idaho, on October 29, 2025, as recommended by the Moscow Human Rights Commission. This recognition highlights their contributions to community unity and social justice.
Moscow residents prepare for local elections, familiarizing themselves with candidates like Sage McCetich and Gary Schoolland. McCetich emphasizes affordable housing and community relations, while Schoolland advocates for fiscal responsibility and water management. Both candidates present distinct visions for the city’s future.
Mayor Art Bettge awarded the Ismat Ara and Abdul Mannan Sheikh Community Unity Award to Lee Anne Eareckson and Linda Pike in Moscow, Idaho. The ceremony will take place on November 6, celebrating their contributions to community unity and human rights.
The Moscow Public Library will receive a $10,000 donation from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. This funding aims to support the library's ongoing programs and community initiatives. The contribution highlights the importance of public libraries in fostering education and community engagement.
The Moscow Human Rights Commission nominated Linda Pike and Lee Anne Eareckson for the Sheikh Community Unity Award, which will be presented on November 6. The commission also addressed a grievance from a Jewish resident regarding a film screened at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre that he deemed antisemitic.