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This was a huge week in Seattle sports, with a glorious win in football, new jerseys in hockey, and upcoming games for baseball. Seahawks The Seattle Seahawks started their season on the road against the Indianapolis […]
For most people living in the Pacific Northwest, it’s been known for the last year and a half that the city of Seattle is finally getting an NHL team after […]
Last weekend, as I was sitting on my couch with two box fans on full blast, my roommate reluctantly announced the forecast for the upcoming week: several days over 100 degrees, reaching as high as 106. We […]
With the recent record-breaking heat wave reaching the Pacific Northwest, many are unprepared and without the know-how to keep themselves cool. Temperatures all around the northwest have climbed to over 100 degrees, including the Palouse. Here are a […]
Performers from different backgrounds showcased their talents at the 15th annual Shades of Black show Saturday in the International Ballroom of the Bruce Pitman Center. The goal of the event […]
This is the season diehard baseball fans wait for all year. The World Series is upon us. For fans of just about any team in the Pacific Northwest, Idaho definitely […]
Graham Brooks’ first plan fell through. The Washington State University senior originally wanted to take his girlfriend, University of Idaho senior Saffron Kruse, out to a nice dinner. After they […]
The Pacific Northwest is a land rich with natural recourses and adventure. The area is arguably home to the best recreation opportunities available. One of the most pervasive and important […]
In the Pacific Northwest, it’s safe to assume snow will fall a few times between November and February every year. It’s a fact of life. It’s why most residents have […]
Youth outreach is an important part of almost any major event. Steve Remington, director of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, said the Jazz Fest office realizes this, and goes above […]