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Radio Palouse, Inc. has submitted an application to the Federal Communications Commission for the Assignment of Authorization of the K280FQ station's licenses in Lewiston, ID. Public access to the application and instructions for filing comments is provided through official FCC links. This development is significant for local radio operations and community engagement in the region.
The City of Pullman will hold a ward redistricting event on May 24, 2022, at 8:00 AM local time. This event aims to discuss changes related to the city's electoral boundaries. Residents are encouraged to participate in the decision-making process.
Concerns regarding low voter turnout among Latino communities in Washington State, particularly in Yakima Valley, are highlighted in a recent report. Despite the potential power of the Latino vote in upcoming elections, historical trends indicate significantly lower participation rates compared to non-Latino voters. Efforts to increase engagement and address barriers are crucial for enhancing representation.
A $2.2 million anonymous donation to Washington State University's College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has initiated the Rural Health Initiative, aimed at improving healthcare access for rural residents in Washington. This 10-year plan focuses on training PharmD students and post-graduate pharmacists to address the critical shortage of healthcare providers in these areas, where nearly 800,000 residents currently lack adequate access to care.
Northwest Public Broadcasting (NWPB) invites community members to support its mission through various donation options, including monthly gifts, one-time contributions, vehicle donations, and estate planning. The article emphasizes the importance of community support in sustaining public broadcasting services and provides links for easy access to donation options. Additionally, it highlights the organization's recent merger of radio and television services under the NWPB brand.
Wenatchee residents actively participated in a statewide initiative advocating for immigrant rights during a recent rally in Olympia. This event highlights the ongoing efforts to address immigration issues in Washington State, showcasing community engagement and solidarity. Local activists emphasize the importance of these rights for the well-being of immigrant families.
Communities in the Palouse region will honor veterans this week with several events, including a ceremony hosted by WSU's Student Veterans committee on Terrell Mall and assemblies at Garfield High and Colfax Junior/Senior High School. These gatherings provide opportunities for veterans, their families, and community members to participate in commemorative activities and hear from local veterans.
The City of Pullman has successfully completed its state financial and federal grant compliance audits for 2021, receiving commendations from the Washington State Auditor’s Office for accurate reporting and transparency. With no deficiencies noted, the city emphasizes its commitment to maintaining high standards in financial accountability and public trust. For detailed audit information, residents can visit the Washington State Auditor’s Office website.
Pullman, WA, has been recognized as the second-best college town in RentCafe’s 2024 Top College Towns Where Good Life Meets Academia list. Its low cost of living, scenic views, and ample green spaces contributed to this high ranking, making it an appealing destination for students and residents alike.
The City of Pullman is hosting a public forum on April 16, 2024, to discuss its proposed Water Use Efficiency (WUE) goals aimed at enhancing water conservation in the region. Residents are encouraged to provide feedback either in person or through written comments by the forum date. The draft WUE Program and goals are accessible through the City’s Water System Plan.