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Pullman welcomed a new addition to its restaurant scene as Yia Yia Nikki’s, a locally owned and operated restaurant specializing in Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, opened its doors for the […]
Ilse Moreno, a senior in the Coordinated Program in Dietetics at the University of Idaho, will discuss her experience and perspectives at the third episode of the Pre-Health Student Speaker Series, Jan. 20.
The upcoming programming, “Annie’s Project-Empowering Women in Agriculture,” is an organization founded on educating women and building skills to help them achieve success in farming and agricultural management. University of Idaho Extension in the northern district will be holding the six-week long event via Zoom due to […]
Along with the weather’s transition from falling leaves to flurries of snow comes the winter market season.
I love my job. I love helping people, even if it is just helping people find a sweater and jeans they feel like they can kill it in. I am not an essential worker during these crazy times, and I feel a little ridiculous and out of place when I have a bad day at my job that I know I am lucky to have.
The Moscow Public Library was hit hard by COVID-19. On March 18, all locations of the Latah County Library District closed due to COVID-19 concerns. Library District Director Chris Sokol said they started shutting down after seeing that other businesses were in response to the pandemic. The American Library Association recommended that libraries close due to COVID-19 concerns. This is what led to the Moscow Public Library, along with the other six libraries apart of the Latah County Library District, to close their doors. However, they kept their staff employed and developed strategies to continue providing for their patrons.
Since July, the Moscow Police Department (MPD) has worked to enforce Mayor Bill Lambert’s order regarding face coverings. As the academic year begins for the University of Idaho, however, both university officials and MPD are working on how to enforce this order on campus and in the community.
The Boise VandalStore located on Idaho Street, blocks away from the city capitol, has been serving the community with vandal spirit for 10 years.
In the wake of international protests against racism this summer, a local group formed to spearhead the community’s anti-racism efforts.
The Argonaut has put out community calendars consistently prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. There are many virtual events and socially distanced events that community members can attend. Following the protocols […]