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The Moscow Police Department will host its 24th Annual Citizen Police Academy from January 7 to March 14, 2026, offering a ten-week program for community members. Participants will learn about law enforcement operations and strengthen relationships with local officers. Applications are due by December 19, 2025.
Moscow city officials reported positive feedback from a summer experiment with a four-day work week, revealing increased productivity and morale among employees. A survey indicated a strong desire to repeat the schedule next summer. The city plans to explore further options based on employee feedback.
The Moscow Chamber of Commerce will announce the winner of the ArtWalk Poster Contest on October 10, 2025. The event will take place at 411 S. Main Street, Moscow, Idaho, from 4 PM to 11 PM local time. This contest highlights local artistic talent and promotes community engagement.
Moscow City Hall will host three art exhibitions from October 16, 2025, to January 2, 2026. A reception for featured artists is scheduled for October 23, with a presentation about the publication history of Covering the Palouse. The exhibitions showcase local artists and themes, highlighting community engagement in the arts.
Inland North Waste will implement two special leaf collection routes for Moscow residents on October 18 and November 15. Residents are encouraged to call 208-882-5724 for more information. This initiative aims to assist residents in managing seasonal yard waste effectively.
The Regional Theatre of the Palouse presents "Man of La Mancha," a musical celebrating idealism and imagination. The show opens on October 3 in Pullman, WA, drawing audiences into its timeless narrative. This production highlights the importance of hope and creativity in challenging times.
The Farmers Market Commission in Moscow approved the sixth annual Halloween Costume Contest for Oct. 25 and announced its first-place finish in the Idaho state and Pacific region categories of a national competition. The market will be held on Jackson Street this Saturday to accommodate the University of Idaho Homecoming Parade.
John Slagboom discusses his background in energy efficiency and solutions for Moscow’s housing challenges in a recent episode of candidate conversations. He shares insights from his city council campaign, highlighting local issues.
Moscow officials approved new capital improvement projects, including two bridges and four roundabouts, to enhance local infrastructure. Latah County Commissioner Tom Lamar provided an update on recent county activities, touching on various community issues. The city also discussed the future of its commissions and local governance.
Mayoral candidate Alex Simon shared his engineering experience and plans for addressing local issues such as housing and the city budget in an interview. He aims to leverage his technical background to improve community resources.