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The Moscow City Council will consider a proposal for an indoor airsoft facility at 105 Lauder Ave. Christopher King aims to create a venue for airsoft competitions, requiring safety measures and parental supervision for younger participants. The council's approval is necessary due to existing city regulations against discharging weapons.
Moscow City Council candidates prioritize housing and water issues in forums this week. They agree on the need for an alternative water source and proposed various solutions for affordable housing. The candidates are preparing for the November 4 election, competing for three council seats.
Amazon opened a new 28,000-square-foot delivery station in Whitman County, enhancing same-day delivery capabilities for rural areas. The facility, part of a $4 billion project, has created hundreds of jobs and allows residents to access essential items swiftly.
Amazon opened a new warehouse in Pullman, enabling same-day delivery for select items. The facility aims to enhance logistics and customer service in the region. This development is part of a broader trend of expanding e-commerce capabilities.
Halloween traditions at Washington State University have transformed significantly since the late 19th century. Early celebrations focused on pranks and tricks, while modern festivities include costume parties and trick-or-treating. The evolution reflects broader cultural shifts and student engagement over the years.
Olivia Raw Lindquist was born on October 16 at Gritman Medical Center to Cassandra Waisenen and Steven Lindquist. In Whitman County, marriage licenses were issued to Foad Beheshti and Setareh Alibakhshi, along with several births reported, including Jackson John Peters and Talha Omarzai at Pullman Regional Hospital. The Pullman Police responded to multiple incidents, including a hit-and-run and a domestic dispute leading to an arrest.
Whitman County Commissioners will meet at 9 a.m. Monday in Colfax, while several city councils and county boards will hold sessions throughout the week. Notably, the Pullman City Council will convene at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation awarded $770,000 in Large Impact Grants to 15 organizations in north central Idaho, southeastern Washington, and Wallowa County, Oregon. Recipients include the Idaho Foodbank and Family Promise of the Palouse, with funds allocated for various health and community service programs. A recognition celebration is scheduled for November 13.
Skylar Meade, 33, faces two murder charges in Nez Perce County for allegedly killing two men after escaping prison. Prosecutors aim to resolve the case before a scheduled trial in March 2024, while Meade's next court appearance is set for November 6.
Elijah Reagan, 40, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in connection with a fire that severely damaged an apartment complex in Pullman. He faces life imprisonment if convicted of felony first-degree arson and additional charges, including eluding authorities. Reagan allegedly set the fire using fireworks and later led police on a car chase while under the influence of methamphetamines.