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Josh Meredith doing 'some amazing things' for WSU, says Nick Edwards
PULLMAN -- Josh Meredith may only have four catches for 58 yards in his Washington State career, but no Cougar wide receiver has been in Pullman longer than the 6-0, 176-pound fourth-year from San Diego. Kyle Williams is one of the leaders of the wide receiver unit as the top dog of the group, but wide receivers coach Nick Edwards said after practice on Friday that Meredith has stepped up and is doing "some amazing things."
Spokane, WA Braces for Above-Normal Highs, Cooler Temperatures Expected Midweek
Spokane, WA – The Spokane region is expected to experience above-normal temperatures early this week, with highs ranging from the mid-80s to low 90s. The National Weather Service in Spokane has forecasted that temperatures across the area will be slightly warmer than average for this time of year, with Sunday marking a high of 88°F in Spokane and nearby cities like Lewiston reaching 92°F.
Thanks to Inflation Reduction Act, sustainable aviation taking off in Washington State
EVERETT, WA – Today, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) awarded a total of $38 million to four innovative projects in Washington state aimed at accelerating the production and use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) and low-emission aviation technologies. The funding comes from FAA’s Fueling Aviation’s Sustainable Transition (FAST) grant initiative, which was established by the Inflation Reduction Act.
WSU QBs Mateer, Eckhaus put more turnovers than TDs on tape in final scrimmage
Aug. 18—PULLMAN — Washington State freshman corner Ethan O'Connor made the final audition for quarterbacks John Mateer and Zevi Eckhaus difficult Saturday at Gesa Field, as he has done throughout the spring and fall. O'Connor deflected an end zone-bound pass from Eckhaus and later picked off Mateer, staying in lockstep with senior receiver and Kris Hutson. The West Covina, Calif., native ...
A healing garden and memorial in Moscow, built by students, is complete
A sprawling green field has been transformed into a structured garden with paths and a memorial. “Seeing it at the end, it was so rewarding,” said Jackson Wiedenfeld, an architecture student at the University of Idaho. He was one of the students who was part of the process from the beginning.
Depth on display in second Vandal scrimmage, plus a visit from Mark Schlereth
Aug. 18—MOSCOW — Idaho hosted fans and Vandal hall of famer Mark Schlereth to watch the final scrimmage of the fall. The No. 1 offense saw limited action on the field and did not play in a live situation where the defense was allowed to tackle. Instead, the first-stringers played the role of mentors and leaders for the players battling it out for those crucial final spots on the travel roster ...
Slapped Cheek Syndrome Can Run Rampant in Washington Elementary Schools
What You Need To Know About Slapped Cheek Syndrome In Washington State. The CDC has just issued an advisory warning to physicians across the Health Alert Network that there has been a rise in the United States for Parvovirus B19. But what is it?. As a kid, my foster mom...
Announcement: The Name of the Washington State Ferry Baby Is…
We now know the name of the baby born on a Washington State Ferry recently!. Baby Born Aboard Washington State Ferry to Anacortes. In a breathtaking event that will be remembered for years to come, a baby boy was born aboard the Washington State Ferry Samish on August 6, 2024, as it navigated from Lopez Island to Anacortes. The birth occurred at approximately 3:45 p.m. and added a new twist to the routine journey of the ferry.
Law enforcement kick off “The Honor Roll,” biking through 4 states
SPOKANE, Wash. — Active and retired law enforcement officers started their journey through four states in honor of fall law enforcement officers. According to a press release, a law enforcement cycling group started “The Honor Roll” cycling trip to ride their bikes through Washington, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming to honor those who lost their lives serving the United States.
Man in custody after smashing car windows and threatening police with butcher knife
CASCADE VALLEY, Wash. — One man is in custody after breaking car windows and threatening officers with a butcher knife Sunday afternoon. According to the Grant County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO), their deputies and Moses Lake police took the man into custody after receiving a call of a man walking away from a house fire with a steel bar. Deputies found the man walking on Valley Road near Ottmar Road, tried de-escalating the situation, and told the suspect to drop the steel bar.
40 Under 40: Mallory Miller
Every town needs an advocate to step forward and be a champion of its downtown history, businesses and culture. For Moses Lake, that advocate is Mallory Miller, executive director of the Downtown Moses Lake Association. Known by her friends and family as someone who works to create a positive environment,...
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