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Board of Education approves tuition hikes

Idaho public university students will see another tuition increase this year as the state’s four-year institutions all face a predicted structural budget deficit.

Greyhounds sprint past Wildcats in softball action

COLTON — The Pullman softball team had quality showings at all three levels in a 12-3 intra-classifcation victory over Colton on Thursday at Colton High School.

What you may have forgotten about O.J. and his trial

For those too young to fully remember the O.J. Simpson trial, it was a television spectacle with all the makings of a Hollywood blockbuster.

Tooth & Nail: More stories of remarkable dogs and cats in times of war

During World War II most people likely did not survive the hostile sinking of a ship they were on. One cat did so, three different times.

Czechoslovak Group defends interest in Vista

The Czechoslovak Group is defending its proposed deal to buy a group of American bullet makers, including CCI/Speer, at a time when the transaction is being reviewed by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.

Traditional dance

Judy Drown, a University of Idaho instructor, teaches traditional dance from Ghana, in West Africa, and the cultural meaning of the movements Thursday as part of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival workshops taking place on campus in Moscow through Saturday afternoon.

Board of Education approves tuition hikes

Idaho public university students will see another tuition increase this year as the state’s four-year institutions all face a predicted structural budget deficit.

Vision for the windows

Phase one of the McConnell Mansion Window Project is underway in Moscow. Plywood covers the window openings with the restoration work done offsite. Readers can learn more about the project at latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org/window-project. Photo submitted by Hayley Noble.