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Fire levy missing on ballots raises questions

For Uniontown residents, something important is missing on their November ballots.  It is a levy for Whitman County Fire District #14, which includes Colton, Uniontown and the surrounding rural areas, which would provide EMS and other vital services.  While other Read more

By Erin Mullins, 1 dayOctober 16, 2026 ago
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Full audio of October Uniontown council meeting

By Stephanie Herbert The voters of Uniontown who did not receive the fire district levy question should still complete their ballot because a special ballot will be coming separately from the auditor. The council also voted to hold budget meetings Read more

By Stephanie Herbert, 3 daysOctober 15, 2026 ago
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WSU women’s rowing dominates opening meet

The Washington State University women’s rowing team opened their season versus Gonzaga today, October 10 at the Head of the Snake matchup, racing eights and fours and having the fastest times in both events. The Cougs hosted the Zags at Read more

By Erin Mullins, 1 weekOctober 10, 2026 ago
Pullman

Pullman bus service on track to end reductions

Reduction in bus services in Pullman due to a staffing shortage should not be permanent.  Service changes include no Wheat or Lentil route service on weekday evenings or on Sundays. As well as, Apartment Land and Campus routes are only Read more

By Erin Mullins, 1 monthSeptember 9, 2026 ago
Washington State University

Cougar Spirit remains strong despite little communication regarding marching band’s absence from Apple Cup

PART 1: This Year’s Absence Repeated requests for comment and a public records request did not lead to answers as to why the Washington State University marching band will not be performing at this year’s Apple Cup, an age-old tradition. Read more

By Erin Mullins, 2 monthsSeptember 3, 2026 ago
Whitman County

Trust is more important than flock cameras for Pullman, Whitman County Sheriff’s Department

Continued concerns about privacy and artificial intelligence are a priority for the Whitman County Sheriff’s Department and the City of Pullman. On August 21, the Whitman County Sheriff’s Department announced on Facebook that all Flock cameras will be disabled due Read more

By Erin Mullins, 2 monthsAugust 30, 2026 ago
Washington State University

Citowicki is new to WSU, but his focus on wellness isn’t

By: Erin MullinsFor first year Washington State University women’s soccer coach Chris Citowicki, supporting athletes regardless of their performance isn’t a question, it’s a guarantee.  Citowicki comes to Pullman after 8 seasons as head coach at the University of Montana. Read more

By Erin Mullins, 2 monthsAugust 26, 2026 ago
News Releases

Colton Remodeling Business Hires First Employee to Support Growing Customer Demand

By INN News Release COLTON, WA — Aug. 21, 2026 — Scott’s Kitchen & Bath has hired its first employee to meet higher demands for remodeling projects across the region. Abigail Bevan joined the company this summer as a Design Read more

By admin, 2 monthsAugust 21, 2026 ago
News Releases

Colton school board discusses single sport student policy

By Stephanie Herbert Superintendent Jody Moehrle asked the board for “a bit of discussion” which led to 16 minutes of discussion at the July 15 meeting about a change in policy for student athletes who want to play in multiple Read more

By Stephanie Herbert, 2 monthsAugust 8, 2026 ago
News Releases

No July council meeting held in Uniontown 

By Stephanie Herbert Due to a lack of a quorum, Mayor Wes Kerr adjourned the Uniontown council meeting on July 8 with no action. When asked by the Gazette about rescheduling the meeting, harvest will keep council members from attending Read more

By Stephanie Herbert, 2 monthsAugust 8, 2026 ago
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