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PLAY4 Welcome to Pullman

5 Play Outside

8 Play Inside

12 Shop Local

13 Spring

14 Summer

16 Fall

17 Winter

18 Palouse Scenic Byway

22 Photography Tips

23 Taste

25 25 Free Things To Do

STAY26 Lodging

28 Meet

GROW30 Chamber Directory

31 History of the Palouse

31 Pullman is Business Friendly

32 Retire on the Palouse

34 Pullman at a Glance

35 Getting Settled

36 Education

37 Pullman Parks

38 Getting Involved

39 Elected Officials

40 Programs & Benefits of Membership

42 Chamber Board Members

45 Chamber Committees

46 Membership Directory

60 Alphabetical Membership Listings

64 Getting Here

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Born here on the Palouse, Evie Cusano is now a sophomore at Pullman High School, she is currently taking a digital photography class and on her free time enjoys drawing, being active and taking portrait photos of her friends and family.

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Pullman is a close-knit family and a caring and supportive community, where public safety, social services, education, wellness, environment, economic development and infrastructure are topics that we value. As we strive to continually reach our future vision for Pullman, our qualities are unmistakable.

The small-town comfort is clear for residents and visitors alike. In addition to athletic and cultural amenities provided by Washington State University, our local theatres, school district and Parks and Recreation department are active and rewarding for all ages.

We are surrounded by farmland richly defined by the highs and lows of the Palouse. What is ‘the Palouse’? A region 3-4,000 miles in size, filled with distinct geological formations created by a wave of volcanic activity millions of year ago, followed by floods from Montana, then fine silt from prehistoric wind storms. All of these forces created the beauty of the gently rolling hills, with soil so fertile for the wheat, peas, barley and lentils that are abundantly produced in our region.

With plenty to do and to see, the Pullman Chamber of Commerce is close at hand to offer more suggestions. Stay current with our local events at pullmanchamber.com. Discover the three legs of the Palouse Scenic Byway, an incredible 208-mile journey through the area at palousescenicbyway.org. Save the date and return to visit us for the National Lentil Festival on August 17th-18th, 2018. For more information visit lentilfest.com

Four seasons, light traffic, incredible photo opportunities and friendly faces make Pullman a great place to Play, Stay and Grow!

Carol Cooper Carol Cooper, Tourism DirectorTourism@pullmanchamber.com

WELCOME TO PULLMAN#PUllmAnPRoUD! ThAT wE ARE!

#GoCougs! #PullmanSD! We are very much that, too!

Come play on the Palouse! The Washington State waterfall is little more than an hour away, with clear evidence of the prehistoric basalt topography that makes this area so unique. Take some award-winning photographs, say ‘cheese’ and you’ll find that at WSU Ferdinand’s Creamery in Pullman.

hIGhlIGhTS on ThE PAloUSEFLIGHT TOUR OF THE PALOUSE, PULLMAN

Experience the unique beauty of the Palouse by air! This is an opportunity to gaze at the rolling hills and

communities of Moscow and Pullman with an endless view. Contact Inter-State Aviation for

rates and scheduling at (509) 332-6596 or visit inter-stateaviation.com

WSU CREAMERY & FERDINAND'S, PULLMAN

The 2017 favorite flavor “Huckleberry Ripple” ice cream took the national Big

Scoop award! The shop features gourmet ice cream, soda fountain treats and is home to the

world-famous Cougar Gold Cheese. The observation room is open to the public. Phone (509) 335-2141 or

visit public.wsu.edu/~creamery

WSU GRIZZLY BEAR CENTER, PULLMAN

Live grizzly bears up close! The only facility like it in the world, it studies the effects of hibernation and how the heart can adapt to stressful conditions. No need to leave your car, you can watch the bears in their two-acre outdoor enclosure (except in winter of course!) For more information call (509) 335-1119 or visit nrs.wsu.edu/research/bear-center

PALOUSE FALLS STATE PARK

A hidden oasis for the visitor emerging from the channeled scablands of arid southeastern Washington the falls cascade 198 feet into a round basalt-rock canyon, a drop longer than Niagara Falls. The park features

hiking trails, picnic tables, restrooms, overnight camping; ADA access includes parking, restrooms, trails, shelter and campsites. Requires a Discover Pass. For more information call (509) 646-9218.

STEPTOE BUTTE

This quartzite butte rises 3,618 feet into the sky with a spectacular 360-degree view of the Palouse. You can drive, bike or hike the 3.1 miles to the top of the butte. Activities include bird watching, hang-gliding, and paragliding. You may even catch sight of the resident moose. For more information call (509) 337-6457.

PULLMAN’S WALK OF FAME

Located in downtown Pullman, granite tiles are inlaid in the sidewalks starting at the corner of Main Street and Kamiaken to commemorate past Pullman mayors, past WSU presidents, distinguished Pullman residents, and WSU sports figures. For a brochure call (509) 334-3565 or visit pullmanchamber.com

oUTDooR ADVEnTUREThe Palouse makes access to the great outdoors possible within minutes. Wiggle your toes in the sand at the Dunes, bike the 38 miles of paved trails, or play a round of golf at one of seven golf courses. Grab your camera before you go, there are countless opportunities around for award winning shots!

PHOTOGRAPHING THE PALOUSE

The Palouse region offers unparalleled beauty, a unique landscape, rural charm, four distinct seasons, and thousands of acres of outstanding photo opportunities, however, 98% of the land in Whitman County is privately owned and landowners do not need to post trespassing signs. Please stay on the roads and off property that does not belong to you. Heavy farm equipment uses county roads often, please pull your vehicle far to the side, so that you do not interrupt their travel.

Need a Discover Pass in Pullman? Get one at Walmart at 1690 SE Harvest. For a complete list visit wdfw.wa.gov/licensing/vendors/county/Whitman/

So much to explore! For a complete list of attractions, including directions, downloadable brochures and more visit pullmanchamber.com/visit-pullman/things-to-do-in-pullman

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IDLER’S REST CONSERVATORY, MOSCOW

This conservatory is located just northeast of Moscow and offers idyllic woods adjacent to Palouse farmland. You can also cross over the road and hike the trails beyond the creek. Just a short drive from Moscow,

take Mountain View Rd north then turn east on Idler’s Rest Road. Watch for signs. The Land Trust owns and manages Idler's Rest Nature Preserve, and people can find more information (i.e., directions, trail guides, and more) on their website at palouselandtrust.org

KAMIAK BUTTE COUNTY PARK, PULLMAN

Rising 3,641 feet high it offers visitors shaded picnic areas, four large shelters, a playground facility, campground (mid-April through mid-October) and a breathtaking view of the Palouse. The butte has five miles of trails and is open dawn to dusk. Call (509) 397-6238 for information or download a self-guided Nature Walk brochure at whitmancounty.org

KLEMGARD COUNTY PARK, PULLMAN

Nestled in a forested canyon in the beautiful Union Flat area this 59-acre park is ideal for families, large groups and picnics. Hiking trail, stream, playground, volleyball courts and horseshoe pits available. Call (509) 397-6238 for information or visit whitmancounty.org

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A WALKING TOUR OF PULLMAN

Stroll the history of downtown through architecture and discover important moments of our region with a self-guided brochure available through the Pullman Chamber and in key spots around the city. This endeavor is a collaboration of the WSU School of Design & Construction, the Historic Preservation Commission of the City of Pullman, and the WSU Center for Civic Engagement, among many others.

Late spring and early summer are certainly the best times of the year for photographing greens and then the golden fields of wheat. May and early June often have less stable weather, resulting in a bit more of a gamble for photographers on a tight schedule, but also hold greater potential for dramatic light. Winter in the Palouse is often gray, but a clear sunrise over fields freshly dusted with snow can be a real prize to a photographer lucky enough to be out at the right time. This is also the best time for raptor viewing.

Everybody’s doing it. Find photos/post photos of the Palouse on facebook.com/PicturePerfectPalouse

GolfPALOUSE RIDGE GOLF CLUB, PULLMAN

An 18-hole Scottish links style course that is ranked #8 for best Washington courses and is home

to WSU Men’s & Women’s PAC 12 Golf teams. With breathtaking views of the Palouse, and a challenging layout designed by John Harbottle III, everything about it is striking. Come experience the 350+ acre site. Practice facility, pro shop, golf

instruction, and a 7,000-square foot clubhouse with fine dining. For more information and reservations

call (509) 335-4342 or visit palouseridge.com

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GOLF COURSE, MOSCOW

This 18-hole, par 72 course is located west of campus at 1215 Nez Perce Drive. Complete Pro Shop, driving range, club and cart rentals and PGA instruction. The Pro Shop is open from March 1st until the end of the season. For reservations call (208) 885-6171 or visit uidaho.edu/golfcourse

BIkInGThe Palouse is a great place for biking with everything

from 38 miles of paved trails to full-on single-track mountain biking, and some great hilly low traffic

road riding thrown in just for fun. We can get you rolling in the right direction! For your safety, helmets are always recommended and please use hand signals for stops and turns. There are endless possibilities for loops on gravel roads, but gravel

riding is not everyone’s cup of tea. If it is yours, grab a map and head out for your own adventure. Bring

tools, food, water and use fat tires for washboard. B&L Bicycles at 219 E Main St rents bikes while you are here!

Pedal the Palouse!

PALOUSE RECREATION TRAILS

These trails are ideal for walking, running, biking, and skating. The Bill Chipman Palouse Trail is seven miles of smooth pathway between Pullman and Moscow and is open dawn to dusk year-round. It connects to Pullman’s seven miles of Riverwalk Trail and Moscow’s Paradise Path between U of I and downtown Moscow. The Latah Trail connects to Paradise Path and runs between Moscow and Troy.

TRAIL OF THE COEUR D’ALENES

This paved bike path follows the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way starting from Plummer. More than 71 miles of paved path takes you over the Chatcolet Bridge at Heyburn State Park, along the shore of Lake Coeur d’Alene and into the chain lakes region, through historic Silver Valley and ends in the high mountain splendor: an adventure for the entire family! For more information call (208) 682-3814 or visit parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

Extended trip planned? Secure vehicle parking is available at Wheatland Express (509) 334-2001

hIkInGMARY MINERVA MCCROSKEY STATE PARK’S SKYLINE DRIVE, PLUMMER, ID

This 5,300-acre ridgeline park is dedicated to pioneer women. McCroskey State Park's highlight is an 18-mile skyline drive through the park on unpaved roads providing spectacular views of the rolling Palouse country and access to 32 miles of multi-purpose trails. Facilities include a group day use shelter, primitive camping areas and picnic areas. For more information call (208) 686-1308 or visit parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/maryminervamccroskey.aspx

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See where you can go with a copy of Pullman Trails and Pathways

Available at the Pullman Chamber

415 N Grand Ave, Pullman

For a complete list of courses visit pullman chamber.com

Download your Pullman Trails map with a complete list of trails at pullman chamber.com

For a complete list of parks, campgrounds, and hikes visit pullman chamber.com

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THE BANK LEFT GALLERY, PALOUSE, WA

A regional gallery located in the historic Bank Building in Palouse and features fine arts and crafts. For information call (509) 878-8425 or visit bankleftgallery.com

PRICHARD ART GALLERY, MOSCOW

The University of Idaho art center is in downtown Moscow and serves the public with a year-round rotating exhibition schedule. The gallery has included works by internationally famous artists as well as Northwest and regional artists. It is free and open to the public. For more information call (208) 885-3586 or visit uiweb.uidaho.edu/galleries

ThEATRE & mUSICREGIONAL THEATRE OF THE PALOUSE, PULLMAN

A professional theater company located on Grand Ave in downtown, they present a series of plays and musicals every season. This group also teaches courses in acting, voices, movement, and even how to apply theater makeup. For more information call (509) 334-0750 or visit rtoptheater.org

WASHINGTON IDAHO SYMPHONY, PULLMAN

Formed in 1971, it has developed into a premium orchestra that brings classical and contemporary symphonic music to the Palouse. Participating performers are locals from Eastern Washington and North Central Idaho. For concert locations and times, call (509) 332-3408 or visit washingtonidahosymphony.org

PULLMAN CIVIC THEATRE, PULLMAN

Founded in 1946, it is a nonprofit, all-volunteer theatre that provides quality, affordable live entertainment to the Palouse region. They perform multiple plays yearly, plus occasional live theatre event tie-ins. PCT is located at 1220 NW Nye St. Auditions and volunteer opportunities are open to all community members. For information call (509) 332-8406 or visit pullmancivictheatre.org

WSU PERFORMING ARTS, PULLMAN

Founded in 2011 to promote cultural and artistic connections, they bring world-class performances to the Palouse, presenting live theatre, music concerts, and family entertainment in Daggy Hall’s Jones and Wadleigh Theatres. For performance information visit performingarts.wsu.edu

MOSCOW COMMUNITY THEATRE, MOSCOW

Founded in 1976 with local talent from the community and the universities, this features family dramas, comedies, and musical productions throughout the year. For more information visit moscowcommunitytheatre.org

mUSEUmSPERKINS HOUSE MUSEUM, COLFAX, WA

Built in 1886 by Colfax's first permanent resident James Perkins, the Victorian-style house was fully restored by the Whitman County Historical Society. The original log cabin behind the house, was built by Perkins in 1870 and is the oldest standing building in Whitman County. For information call (509) 397-2555.

ROY M. CHATTERS NEWSPAPER & PRINTING MUSEUM, PALOUSE, WA

Located on Main Street in Palouse, the museum houses historic printing equipment, items, and archives of Whitman County newspapers dating back to the 1880's. Open every Saturday (except October and January) 10 a.m.-2 p.m. or by appointment by calling Janet at (509) 878-1742.

WSU MUSEUMS

Conner Museum, Pullman

Focusing on vertebrate animals, the museum has more than 700 mounted birds and mammals, including deer, antelope, mountain sheep, mountain goat, moose, caribou and of course cougar! For information call (509) 335-3515 or visit sbs.wsu.edu/connermuseum

Robert P. Worthman Veterinary Anatomy Teaching Museum, Pullman

The museum features an outstanding collection of anatomical specimens preserved in a variety of unique methods. For information and to arrange for group tours call (509) 335-5701 or visit vetmed.wsu.edu

WSU Museum of Anthropology, Pullman

Expect interpretive exhibits, including the fossil record of human evolution and prehistoric peoples of the lower Snake River as well as exhibits on cultural similarities and differences of people in past and present societies. For information call (509) 335-3441 or visit archaeology.wsu.edu

APPALOOSA MUSEUM & HERITAGE CENTER,

MOSCOW

It is in the heart of Palouse Country and home of the Appaloosa breed. The museum was established in 1975 to collect, preserve, study, and exhibit objects and information that illustrate the history of the Appaloosa horse. The museum’s modern facility includes exhibit area, a theater, a hands-on Kid’s Area, a library, archive, and a gift shop. For more information call (208) 882-5578 or visit appaloosamuseum.org

MCCONNELL MANSION, MOSCOW

The two-story house is a blend of Victorian, Queen Anne, and Eastlake styles. The rooms on the first floor have been restored to historic periods reflecting the house’s history, from turn-of-the-century parlors to the 1930s kitchen. For more information call (208) 882-1004 or visit latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org

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GRANITE POINT, WA

This area lies along the Snake River outside of Pullman. A large rock outcropping has mostly top roping with some fun sport routes and a few trad lines from 30-50 feet in height. Located on Wawawai River Rd two miles from Wawawai Grade Rd. For more information call the WSU Outdoor Recreation Center (509) 335-1892.

WHITE WATER ADVENTURES, RIGGINS, ID

From mild to wild, the Palouse is your gateway to high adventure on two of the world’s most renowned white-water rivers. Hells Canyon of the Snake River and the legendary Salmon River, the two deepest river gorges in North America, lie just south of Moscow and Pullman. Adventure waits for all ages and thrill levels. Choose a white-water rafting trip on the Salmon River. For more information call (208) 882-2385 or visit salmonriverexperience.com

Or take a scenic Hells Canyon jet boat tour. For more information call (800) 422-3568 or visit hellscanyonadventures.com

InSIDEThere are plenty of indoor options to enjoy. The Palouse is home to three Community Theatres showcasing world-renowned and local talent in live performances. Check the online calendar of events for upcoming productions. Visual arts abound from modern and edgy to local crafts. Museums can help you step into the past when homesteaders were carving out a life in this area. In addition, our libraries contain volumes of information about our history. We also offer shopping galore! Plan a day and go “Thriftiqueing”—a great way to find treasures and explore the area. See page 10, pullmanchamber.com

oUR lIBRARIESPullman and our surrounding communities are committed to education and quality of life for area residents as witnessed by our amazing public libraries. Greeting you from the north entrance to Pullman is Neill Public Library with its Wi-Fi and public computing services, quality collections, community programs and comfortable reading areas both inside and out. For a complete list of programs and services available from Pullman’s Neill Public Library call (509) 334-3595 or visit pullman-wa.gov

Moving north of Pullman, the Colfax Library serves as a hub for Whitman County Library’s 14 branch system. Located at the middle stop-light in town, the Colfax Library is a fun stop for locals and visitors

boasting a variety of services that include free Wi-Fi, public computers, art and history exhibits, Troll’s Corner Book Store, and a themed children’s area featuring a life-sized rain forest tree. Besides Colfax, Wi-Fi hotspots and other services can be accessed from library locations in Albion, Colton, Endicott, Farmington, Garfield, Lacrosse, Malden, Oakesdale, Palouse, Rosalia, St. John, Tekoa, and Uniontown. For more information call toll-free (877) 733-3375 or visit whitco.lib.wa.us

ThE ARTSTHE JORDAN SCHNITZER MUSEUM OF ART/WSU

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art/WSU opens April 6, 2018 and is the largest fine art facility in the Inland Northwest with 7 galleries and a program of exhibitions that change throughout the year. The galleries offer traditional and contemporary art forms in various mediums. The Museum of Art is located on Wilson Road across from Martin Stadium and the CUB on the WSU Pullman campus. For schedule of exhibits and hours call (509) 335-1910 or visit museum.wsu.edu

“The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at Washington State University serves as the intellectual center for the visual arts, combining academic needs with community connections to enliven, educate and transform the lives of WSU students, faculty and staff, while offering enriching encounters of regional and national artists to the Inland Northwest.”

Details to be released in spring of 2018 for an exciting collaborative gallery hosted by the museum in a prime downtown Pullman location.

ARTISANS AT THE DAHMEN BARN, UNIONTOWN, WA

Located 16 miles south of Pullman, this big white barn behind the famous fence of 1,000 iron wheels is fully accessible. Originally a dairy barn, the renovated three-story structure now cultivates creativity with artists’ studios and a retail shop with art and crafts created by the nearly 100 regional artists. Performing arts events, monthly exhibitions, classes for all ages, and dances are regularly scheduled. No daily admission fees. For more details including a schedule of events call (509) 229-3414 or visit ArtisanBarn.org

THE CENTER AT COLFAX LIBRARY

Located at 102 S. Main St, the Center features monthly exhibitions of art, photography and history along with cultural events, community celebrations and educational classes and workshops. Visit the Events Calendar at whitco.lib.wa.us or call 509-397-4366

For a complete list of galleries, theaters and museums visit pullman chamber.com

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Airway Hills Golf Center, miniature golf & driving range4811 Airport Rd, Pullman(509) 872-3092, airwayhills.com

Artisans at the Dahmen Barn, events & craft classesUniontown(509) 229-3414, artisanbarn.org

Bill Chipman Palouse Trail, walking & biking between Pullman & MoscowAccess at Bishop Blvd & Hwy 27, pullman-wa.gov

Conner Museum, vertebrate animalsWSU Campus, Pullman(509) 335-3515, sbs.wsu.edu/connermuseum

Cougar Laser Arena, laser, arcade & gaming room1234 S Grand Ave, Pullman(509) 339-6241, cougarlaserarena.com

Kruegel Park, play equipment & green spaceSouth & Dike St, Pullman(509) 338-3290, pullman-wa.gov

Lawson Gardens, 13 acres of lovely gardens705 SE Derby, Pullman(509) 338-3290, pullman-wa.gov

McDonald’s PlayPlace, indoor play1620 S Grand Ave, Pullman(509) 332-6725

Palouse Ridge Golf Club, 18 holes wide open for a fun play1260 Palouse Ridge Dr, Pullman(509) 335-4342, palouseridge.com

Palouse Discovery Science Center, hands on science for all ages950 NE Nelson Ct, Pullman(509) 332-6869, palousescience.org

Pullman Aquatic Center, indoor pool & fitness center500 NW Larry, Pullman(509) 338-3290, pullman-wa.gov

Pullman’s Farmers Market, Wednesday: mid-May through mid-OctoberSpot Shop parking lot, downtown Pullmanfacebook.com/pullmanmarket

Reaney Park Pool, outdoor summer fun690 NE Reaney Way, Pullman(509) 338-3227, pullman-wa.gov

Star Sing Karaoke, 12 individual private rooms and superior sound equipment1225 S Grand Ave, Ste A, Pullman(509) 339-7999, starsingkaraoke.com

Sunnyside Park, playground equipment, disc golf course & trails147 SW Cedar, Pullman(509) 338-3227, pullman-wa.gov

Village Centre Cinemas, 8 auditoriums 1085 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman(509) 334-1002, PullmanMovies.com

Zeppoz Family Fun Center, bar & grill, bowling, arcade & casino780 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman(509) 334-7101, zeppoz.com

Appaloosa Museum, hands-on kids’ area2720 W Pullman Rd, Moscow(208) 882-5578, appaloosamuseum.org

Bonkerz Indoor Play Center, parent supervised indoor playcenter & birthday party venue2305 S Main St, Moscow(208) 596-4320, gobonkerz.com

Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center, outdoor summer fun830 N Mountain View Rd, Moscow(208) 882-7665, ci.moscow.id.us/parks-rec

Palouse Clearwater Environmental Institute, nature center & events1040 Rodeo Dr, Moscow(208) 882-1444, pcei.org

Moscow Farmers Market, Saturdays: May through OctoberMain St, Moscowci.moscow.id.us/residents/farmers-market

Palouse Ice Rink, ice skating & roller skating 101 Harold St, Moscow(208) 882-7188, palouseicerink.com

Planet 3 Extreme Air Park, trampoline park233 Warbonnet, Moscow(208) 502-1466, facebook.com/planet3moscow

Heaven’s Closet1256 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman(509) 334-3111

Lily Bee’s Consignment Shop400 E Main St, Pullman(509) 332-0771

Palouse Treasures1005 Nye St, Pullman(509) 322-4060

UCC Thrift Shop525 NE Campus St, Pullman(509) 334-6632

Affordable Consignments427 E Troy Rd, Moscow(208) 596-8321

Goodwill Industries201 Warbonnet Dr, Moscow(208) 883-4280

Hansel and Gretel511 S Main St, Moscow

Main Street Antique Mall304 N Main St, Moscow(208) 882-2614

Old Thing114 E 3rd St, Moscow (208) 882-2614

O.U.I. 119 E 4th St, Moscow(208) 882-8441

Palouse Habitat for Humanity Surplus Store304 N Main St, Moscow(208) 882-5246

Salvation Army Thrift Store315 S Jackson, Moscow(208) 883-4812

The Hope Center1212 W Pullman Rd, Moscow(208) 882-4144

The Storm Cellar504 S Main St, Moscow(208) 874-4345

Community Market Place118 Montgomery, Uniontown(509) 229-3233

Green Cottage Antiques301 S Montgomery, Uniontown(509) 229-3622

High Button Shoe203 E Church St, Uniontown(509) 229-3500

Littlefield Antiques412 S Montgomery, Uniontown(509) 229-3535

Splendid Old Stuff410 S Montgomery, Uniontown(509) 229-3435

Dot’s Vintage Funk130 E Main, Palouse(509) 595-4459

Linda’s Whimseys100 W Main, Palouse(509) 878-1678

Needful Things220 E Main St, Palouse(509) 878-2301

Open Eye Consignment230 E Main St, Palouse(509) 878-1210

Bully For You101 S Main Street, Colfax

Dusty Attic113 N Main St, Colfax(509) 397-9003

The Henhouse Chicks122 S Main St, Colfax(509) 397-0122

Thrifty Grandmother Shop118 N Main St, Colfax(509) 397-2786

Simple Joy Antiques and Gifts609 E Main St, Kendrick(208) 289-2614

Just Stuff524 S Whitman, Rosalia

Pinewood Cottage Furniture, Rosalia Art Gallery and Antique Market208 E 2nd St, Rosalia(509) 523-3112

Gifted Grannies534 S Whitman St, Rosalia(509) 523-6007

New 2 You Emporium201 E Main St, Fairfield(509) 638-9097

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OPENING 4/6/18!JORDAN SCHNITZER MUSEUM OF ART WSU

Celebrating 40+ years as the best bookstore on the Palouse!

521 S. Main, on the hip strip in downtown Moscow

Sun-Thur 9:30am-6:30pmFri-Sat 9:30am-8:00pm

208-882-2669 bookpeopleofmoscow.com

Bookpeople of Moscow

Celebrating 40+ years as the best bookstore on the Palouse!

521 S. Main, on the hip strip in downtown Moscow

Open 7 days a week most of the year

208-882-2669bookpeopleofmoscow.com

The Palouse offers choices! From the Palouse Empire Mall in Moscow to the Wheatland Mall in Pullman, add a meandering through the historic downtowns in both Pullman and Moscow. Find murals and sculptures by regional artists and boutique shopping as you stroll. Be sure to stop in for a meal or some great coffee.

“THRIFTIQUEING” ON THE PALOUSE

Vintage shopping is wonderful because you can truly find one-of-

a-kind items at a great bargain.

SHOPPING

For a complete shopping guide see the Chamber Directory page 57

In addition to museums, the WSU Grizzly Bear Center, hiking, biking, theatre, arts and events throughout this brochure, discover more of the Palouse with these activities

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The greening of the Palouse is the most eagerly awaited season of the year and typically arrives in April! After our winter, hills covered in brilliant greens bring this area to life. Usually mid-May brings the rapeseed or canola bloom of an intense, electric yellow. Photographers flock to this area to capture the vibrant hues on film. Pullman residents and visitors alike can’t wait to get outside! And while you are out, stop in a local winery or brewery for a thirst quenching.

LAWSON GARDENS, PULLMAN

Oriented around a large reflecting pool and gazebo, seasonal plantings of colorful annuals accent the walkways and grassy area, a circular rose garden with over 600 assorted roses, and a perennial garden that provides unique and colorful displays year-round. Located at 705 Derby St. For more information visit pullman-wa.gov/rec/Lawson

KOPPEL FARM COMMUNITY GARDENS, PULLMAN

Located on the trail system in Pullman, the farm hosts an annual Spring Fair and Plant Sale, agricultural demonstrations of native plants and perennials, and a children’s garden. Contact them at (509) 332-6184 or koppelgardens@gmail.com

SPRING EVENTS“Ten Strings and a Goat Skin”, March 1, 2018

performingarts.wsu.edu“Silent Sky” March 30-31, April 6-7, 2018

performingarts.wsu.eduFiddler on the Roof, April 5-15, 2018 Pullman

rtoptheatre.orgSpring Arts & Crafts Fair April 6-7, 2018 Pullman

find them on facebookSpring Performance TBD, Pullman Civic Theatre,

pullmancivictheatre.orgHempfest 3rd weekend in April, Moscow

moscowhempfest.comWSU Spring Fest, date TBD, Pullman studentinvolvement.orgsync.com

“The Triplets of Belleville Cine”, April 9 performingarts.wsu.edu

Renaissance Fair the weekend of the first Sunday of May, Moscow

moscowrenfair.org“God of Carnage”, May 4-12,

rtoptheatre.orgPullman ArtWalk, May 17-19,

facebook.com/PullmanArtsCommissionFor more updated information on events please visit

pullmanchamber.com

SPRING

Pullman Parks and Recreation

Majestic Nature

All Photos Pullman Chamber of Commerce

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Summer on the Palouse is spectacular with the bright blue skies and puffy white clouds that we are famous for. By late June you can see the wheat turn from green to gold on the rolling hills. Summer brings fabulous weather for fishing, swimming, camping and concerts in the park. And of course, Pullman’s original food and brew festival: The National Lentil Festival held every August.

REANEY PARK POOL, PULLMAN

Pullman’s outdoor pool, located in Reaney Park has a diving pool, lap pool and kid’s splash pool. Open mid-June through August, 7 days a week, 1-6 p.m. For more information call (509) 338-3227

PULLMAN FARMERS MARKET

Features live music and has various vendors who participate each season. The parking lot is packed with fresh produce and value-added farm products such as herbs, eggs, meat, jam, baked goods, and other local yum. Located in the Spot Shop parking lot at 240 NE Kamiaken. Open Wednesdays 3:30-6:30 p.m. from mid-May to mid-October. facebook.com/pullmanmarket.com

SUNSHINE CRAFTS AND FLOWERS, PULLMAN

Located on the Old Moscow-Pullman Hwy they have U-Pick flowers featuring a variety of perennials and annuals. Open June through frost. (509) 332-2306. Find them on Facebook.

SUNNYSIDE PARK DISC GOLF, PULLMAN

This challenging 18-hole disc golf course is in beautiful Sunnyside Park amid green grass, trees and two ponds. Course map and directions are available at pullman-wa.gov/departments/parks-a-recreation/parks/parks/sunnyside-park

HAMILTON-LOWE AQUATIC CENTER, MOSCOW

Fun for the whole family, includes several large water slides, smaller slides for younger children, kids’ area and a large concession area. For more information call (208) 882-7665 or visit moscow.id.us/parks_and_rec/aquatics/index.aspx

MOSCOW FARMERS MARKET

This Saturday morning event celebrates local farmers, artists, craftspeople and musicians by providing them with an opportunity to

interact directly with the community and its visitors. Highlights include fresh produce, meat, delicious homemade baked goods, healthy nursery plants, beautiful flowers and quality handmade crafts. The market is located downtown on Main Street between 3rd and 6th Streets. Held each Saturday, May through October, from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

FISHING

Rock Lake, Washington

A large lake in the transition zone between the rolling Palouse hills and the Channeled Scablands. The home of the Train Wreck Mystery of 1908-1915. Several dozen boxcars full of new Model T Fords are reported as still at the bottom of this lake. Divers have so far not been able to locate them due to lack of an exact crash site, but is probably near Johnson beach. A beautiful lake, it is ideal for boating and fishing.

Spring Valley & Moose Creek Reservoirs, ID

Favorite fishing holes for residents. These small reservoirs are stocked with trout and bass. Picnic tables and restrooms are available at both locations as well as overnight camping. Spring Valley is just east of Moscow on Hwy 8. Moose Creek is located on Hwy 8 at mile post 38.1.

30TH ANNUAL NATIONAL LENTIL FESTIVAL

This annual event plays host to 30,000 visitors who come to learn all about lentils and agriculture in this area. Consider participating or volunteering at one of its many activities: Legendary Lentil Cook-off and live cooking demonstrations, Lentil Lane Food Court, music and entertainment, sporting events, a beer garden and free lentil chili from the world’s largest chili bowl! For more information visit lentilfest.com

ANNUAL 4TH OF JULY

A classic home-town community event for the whole family, paid for through proceeds raised during the BBQ and with donation jars located in local businesses. Games for the entire family, cotton candy, pie, ice cream, live entertainment, all beginning at 5 p.m. in Sunnyside Park. pullmanchamber.com/visit-pullman/chamber-events/

SUMMER EVENTSSummer Concerts in the Park Wednesdays, Pullman

pullmanparksandrec.comMoscow Art Walk, in June, Moscow

moscow.id.us/artJohnson’s 4th of July Parade, 10 a.m., grass roots event,

just show up! JohnsonAlbion 4th of July Parade, noon, Albion

4th of July Celebration, Sunnyside Park in Pullman pullmanchamber.com

Summer Performance TBD, Pullman Civic Theatre, pullmancivictheatre.org

Rendezvous in the Park, July, Moscow rendezvousinthe park.com

Summer Performance TBD, Pullman rtoptheatre.org

National Lentil Festival, August 17-18, 2018, Pullman lentilfest.com

For more updated information on events please visit pullmanchamber.com

SUMMER

For more fishing information see fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/fish

Download a camping brochure pullman chamber.com

All Photos Pullman Chamber of Commerce Andrew Lang

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Celebrate the bounty of the harvest in late August as you watch combines cling to the Palouse hills at 45-degree angles to cut the golden wheat, one of the few places in the world to do this! And the start of the school year means one thing in Pullman: PAC-12 Athletics! Pullman captures that college town feel with Coug spirit! For game schedule visit wsucougars.com

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ARBORETUM AND BOTANICAL GARDEN, MOSCOW

A must-see, when the leaves turn color! This unique garden displays plantings of hundreds of species, cultivars of north temperate trees and shrubs and a xeriscape garden. In addition to native Idaho species, there are over 120 dedicated trees and groves, trails, water features, and 27 granite benches for viewing, studying, contemplation, and enjoying northern Idaho’s spectacular seasonal changes. For more information visit uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum

BISHOPS’ ORCHARD, GARFIELD, WA

At Bishops’ Orchard, you can harvest and process fruit using the same methods as those employed by past generations on farms throughout rural America. A beautiful drive from Pullman, they offer a broad variety of apples and pears on a U-Pick basis, beginning in early September and typically running through October. They also have cider presses, so you can press your own cider. Not a dog and pony show; they are a genuine, working orchard. For more information visit bishop-orchard.com

TAKE THE INLAND NORTHWEST ALE TRAIL!

Traverse the beautiful Palouse in search of your favorite local brew. A touring challenge of five breweries and cider houses from Fairfield, Washington to Clarkston/Lewiston. Every venue has its own personality reflected in the award-winning brews they craft, and there is always a supply of seasonal beer on hand. Gotta catch ‘em all! Virtual tour and complete list of breweries available at inlandnwaletrail.com/

FALL EVENTSFall performance, TBD, Pullman Civic Theatre

pullmancivictheatre.orgAutumn Arts & Crafts Festival, October, Pullman

Find them on FacebookFall performance, TBD, Pullman rtoptheatre.org

For more updated information on events please visit pullmanchamber.com

FALLFALLVisitors love the Palouse in summer, and winter offers activities for the active sportsperson or the quiet enthusiast. Snow usually falls sometime between Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day and skiing is only ninety minutes away. Trails offer cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The best raptor viewing is in winter, when the trees are leafless. Or spoil yourself at one of our spas, do some holiday shopping, or get jazzed at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO LIONEL HAMPTON JAZZ FESTIVAL, MOSCOW

This annual February tradition brings thousands of young musicians and collegians as well as internationally-revered jazz artists to campus for several days of performances, workshops and world class evening concerts. Details at uidaho.edu/jazzfest

INDOOR CLIMBING WALL

Keep in shape by climbing indoors. Try the Climbing Wall located in the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center, the most comprehensive climbing facility of its kind in North America, featuring a 55-foot pillar and 6,000 square feet of climbing area. For more information, please call (208) 885-6381. Or visit the climbing wall at Washington State University, located in Court 7 of the Student Rec Center. Ranging from vertical walls to a bouldering cave, this meets the needs of both beginning and experienced climbers. For more information call (509) 335-1892.

BIRDING IN PULLMAN

Choose any of the trails in and around Pullman for great viewing of our area raptors. From hawks, osprey and owls, to the little kestrels, these raptors are highly visible in the winter months hunting rodents among the fields of the Palouse. Be sure to bring your camera! For a complete list of birds and birding hotspots visit palouseaudubon.org

HOLIDAY FEST AND TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY, PULLMAN

This free annual event is always the first Saturday in December. Downtown Pullman comes alive with holiday lights, music and family friendly activities. Santa arrives on a fire truck to hear Christmas wishes. Kids 12 & under can take part in a Jingle Bell Fun Run, with proceeds benefitting the YMCA of the Palouse. For details visit pullmanchamber.com

WINTER EVENTSChocolate Decadence, 2nd Thursday in November, Pullman

pullmanchamber.comPullman Holiday Fest & tree lighting,

1st Saturday in December, pullmanchamber.com

Drive-Thru Nativity, early December, livingfaithfellowship.com

“Winter performance TBD, Pullman pullmancivictheatre.org

“The Mountaintop, January 15 &16, 2018 performingarts.wsu.edu/

“MictlanRx”, February 10, 2018 performingarts.wsu.edu/

“Legally Blonde”, February 2018 Pullman rtoptheatre.org

For more updated information on events please visit pullmanchamber.com

WINTER

Majestic Nature

Majestic Nature

Evie Cusano

All Photos Pullman Chamber of Commerce

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Discover what makes ‘The Palouse’ such an incredible region, as you explore The Palouse Scenic Byway with 208-miles of winding, scenic roadways and charming communities that exist in three directions beyond the culture rich communities of Pullman and Moscow. Pullman serves as a hub for some great day trips to outlying small towns. For information visit palousescenicbyway.org

NORTHPalouse, Garfield, Rosalia, TekoaPALOUSE

Just 15 minutes north of Pullman lays a thriving art community called Palouse. Known for charming antique and gift shops, small cafes and discoveries, it’s a great stop or destination. Public restrooms are conveniently located downtown. Plan your visit Thursday through Saturday, when most all businesses are open.

History buffs and those that would like to learn more can visit the Roy M. Chatters Newspaper and Printing Museum, which has the largest archived collection of Whitman County area newspapers and the equipment once used to print them. The museum also houses a great deal of Palouse’s local history in photos and artifacts.

Watch your step, but keep your eyes open and look around! Main Street in Palouse is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Palouse has one of the oldest and most beautiful city parks in the area with picnic structures, playground and outdoor swimming pool, and where you will find Palouse RV Park. It also makes a convenient place to put in or pull out from kayaking the Palouse River. Check out their website for their many local festivals and special events visitpalouse.com

GARFIELD

Situated in the awe-inspiring scenery of golden wheat fields, Garfield is a refreshing change from the fast-paced hustle and bustle of the modern world.

Step back in time at the R.C. McCroskey House, a national historic site. The town has a beautiful park, swimming pool and you can stop for coffee and shopping at the Meet Shop Too! In September and October, it’s U-Pick apple harvest time at Bishops’ Orchard. You can even press your own cider. Just outside of town is the Elberton fish pond, stocked with fish, for kids 14 and under. Find more at garfieldwa.com

ROSALIA

Steptoe Battlefield marks the location where the last Indian victory over the U.S. Army occurred in May of 1858. This historic battle with 158 mounted troops, facing between 600 and 1,200 warriors, ended with a cease-fire that gave an opportunity for Colonel Steptoe’s escape back to Fort Walla Walla. Check out the Rosalia Museum for exhibits on this, as well as a meteorite that was found near Rosalia. For information on the town, stop at their Visitor’s Center, which is housed in a renovated Texaco Station, originally built in 1923, and now features an electric vehicle charging station.

TEKOA

Halfway between Spokane and Pullman on scenic highway 27, Tekoa is the perfect stop for those with a passion for photography, bicycling, golf, farming, and history. Visit the landmark art deco style Empire Theatre built in 1940. Order a latte at the coffee shop next door and then tour 3 floors of the Tekoa Museum. Stay for a meal at one of their hometown restaurants.

Photographic opportunities surround Tekoa, including the old Milwaukee Railroad Trestle, hang gliders floating off Tekoa Mountain,

1909 Old City Hall building, and nearby Steptoe Butte. You’ll see a bounty of wheat, barley, lentils, and garbanzo beans in the fields. Tekoa is a thriving community that supports over 20 small businesses and an airport. For more information, or to arrange a tour of one of the landmarks call City Hall at (509) 284-3861. Visit tekoachamber.com

WESTColfax, Almota, Snake RiverCOLFAX

A community that is alive with small town friendliness and serves as the county seat. Colfax was named in honor of Schuyler Colfax, who was vice president during President U.S. Grant’s first administration (1869-73). James A. Perkins was cofounder and the first permanent resident of Colfax. Shortly after his arrival in 1870, he began building a log cabin in which the first Republican convention in the county was held in 1872. A visit to this charming town might include a stop at a local coffee shop or restaurant, a round of golf at the beautiful 9-hole course situated on the Palouse River, or viewing the latest art exhibit at The Center at Colfax Library.

SNAKE RIVER & WAWAWAI PARK

Located at Boyer Park and Marina 22 miles southwest of Pullman, the Snake River Trail stretches 4.5 miles from the bank of historic Almota Creek, which was a Lewis and Clark Expedition stop, through Boyer Park and eastward to the base of Lower Granite Dam. The trail features accessible and non-motorized access as well as a series of interpretive signs dealing with the Columbia Snake River system, dams, geology and transport of commodities. The park also provides fishing, swimming and a boat ramp. Contact Boyer Park (509) 397-3208

Wawawai Park is 16 miles southwest of Pullman, and a beautiful park with picnic facilities, camping, fishing, and a hiking trail. For more information visit whitmancounty.org

LOWER GRANITE LOCK AND DAM

A great escape to warmer climate, just 27 miles southwest of Pullman along the Snake River. They have a fish viewing room, theater, and interpretive displays. Guided tours available. Those over 18 should bring photo ID. Lower Granite Dam Visitor Center is open 7 days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. They provide guided tours of the project on Saturday's and Sunday's at 10:00 a.m., 1:00 and 3:00 p.m., May 1st through October 31st. For information contact (509) 843-1493 ext 262

LACROSSE

Small Stone Houses were built between 1934 and 1936 by Clint Dobson, a local businessman. Three houses and three cabins were built of basalt stones gathered from the area as rental units for local farm hands and workers. These quaint little houses are in the process of fundraising toward renovation. Stop at the beautifully restored LaCrosse Market and Gathering Place.

SOUTHColton, UniontownCOLTON

The Colton story began in 1878 when L.J. Wolford, Roy Woodworth and Dr. Cole, being dissatisfied with the proprietor of Uniontown, decided to found a town of their own. The name came from the first three letters of Dr. Cole’s last name and the last three letters of Mr. Wolford’s son, Clinton. Visit St. Gall’s Catholic Church built in 1905 which retains the original architecture and stained-glass windows. Schedule some target practice at the Colton Gun Club. Colton is famous for its holiday lights which can be viewed from the comfort of your car anytime in December.

UNIONTOWN

Settled by German immigrants from Minnesota in the 1870s’, Uniontown offers a great experience for those who stop. When the Dahmen Barn was donated to the community in 2004, volunteers rolled up their sleeves and donated over 5,000 hours to transform the building into an artisan center. Located behind the famous fence of over 1,000 iron wagon wheels, this fully accessible facility provides studio space for artists and hosts live performances, special artist receptions and offers classes and workshops. Be sure to get up close and personal to Wheeletta Wholesteele, the larger-than-life metal cow sculpture adjacent to the highway. Stop in and see St. Boniface Church, the first consecrated Catholic Church in the state of Washington. It houses the original five altars, statues, stained glass, stenciled décor and oil painted Stations of the Cross. Tours are available. Pick up some coffee and fresh baked goodies at the New Sage Baking Company. A great stop for treasure hunting with half a dozen antique and second-hand shops. More history, details about businesses, services and events can be found at uniontown.us

THE PALOUSE SCENIC BYWAY

Charles Bolin

Pullman Chamber of Commerce

All Photos by Pullman Chamber of CommercePullman Chamber

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EVENTS IN THE NORTHFrog Regatta Festival, mid-April, Rockford, WA

First Saturday Market, June—October, Tekoa, WA, tekoachamber.com

May Day Celebration, 3rd Saturday in May, Garfield, WA, garfieldwa.com

Rosalia Battle Days, 1st Saturday in June, Rosalia, WA, rosaliabattledays.org

Flag Day, 2nd Saturday in June, Fairfield, WA fairfieldwa.com

Slippery Gulch Celebration, 3rd Saturday in June, Tekoa, WA, tekoachamber.com

Palouse Ice Cream Social, mid-July, Palouse, WA, visitpalouse.com

Community Wide Yard Sale, last Saturday in July, Garfield, WA, garfieldwa.com

Palouse Music Festival, late July, Palouse WA, visitpalouse.com

Multi-town Garage Sale, 1st Saturday in August, Tekoa, WA, tekoachamber.com

Hot August Rockford Nights, mid-August, Rockford, WA rockfordwa.com

SE Spokane County Fair, September 21-23, 2018, Rockford, WAPalouse Days, mid-September, Palouse, WA,

visitpalouse.comOrchard Festival, late September/Early October, Garfield, WA,

garfieldwa.comHarvest Celebration, 1st Saturday in October, Latah,

countryhearts&hands.com Haunted Palouse, two weekends in October, Palouse, WA,

visitpalouse.comSmall Business Saturday, last Saturday in November, Tekoa, WA,

tekoachamber.com

Christmas Festival, first Sunday in December, Garfield, WA, garfieldwa.com

Christmas in Palouse, first Saturday in December, Rockford, WAFor more updated information on events please visit

palousescenicbyway.org

EVENTS IN THE WESTPalouse Empire Plowing Bee, 3rd weekend in April, Colfax WA

explorecolfax.comLaCrosse Farmer’s Festival, mid-June, lacrossewa.us.org

Perkins House Ice Cream Social, last Sunday in June, Colfax, WA explorecolfax.com

Palouse Empire Threshing Bee, Labor Day, Colfax, WA explorecolfax.com

Palouse Empire Fair, September, Colfax, WA palouseempirefair.org

Lighted Christmas Parade, December, Colfax, WA explorecolfax.com

For more updated information on events please visit palousescenicbyway.org

EVENTS IN THE SOUTHGerman Sausage Feed, first Sunday in March, Uniontown, WA

uniontown.usVarious summer performances and exhibits at the Dahmen Barn,

artisanbarn.orgJubilee Days, late-July, Colton, WA

Flea Market & Community Yard Sale, 3rd Saturday in August, Uniontown, WA uniontown.us

Holiday Gift Gala, first Saturday in December, Uniontown, WA artisanbarn.org

For more updated information on events please visit palousescenicbyway.org

Gene Dixon Palouse Chamber of Commerce

Pullman | PLAY >> TASTE 2322 Pullman | PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS

Time of Year Velvety green hills appear on the Palouse in late April and peak near late June, with wildflowers growing mostly on uncultivated areas during May and June. Grass fields are harvested beginning in late June to early July, and harvest of golden crops occurs around late July-early September, depending on the location and weather.

Time of Day Generally, photographing the Palouse in the early morning or late afternoon/early evening provides the best light needed for showing off the shapes of hills and textures of fields and barn wood. Low side-lighting at these times creates shadows that make the hills more visible and dramatic. If you don't have much time to photograph, concentrate your efforts during these time periods.

Encourage Your Creativity Photograph with your own creative spirit! Popular photographic locations are photographed repeatedly — remember, the Palouse is not just about the hills! Consider farm equipment, waterways, flora, fauna, close-ups, non-cultivated scenes, people and towns.

Change your physical relationship to the landscape to see something new. Crouch low to the ground, lay on your back or side, walk over a hill, get off the trail, shoot in "lousy" weather or lighting conditions. Try breaking some photographic “rules” by using blur or low light, a cell phone camera, or creative post processing effects. All of these things can result in unique photos.

Lenses A wide angle lens is helpful for depicting expansive landscapes. Composing your picture with an interesting foreground subject, such as a rock outcrop or flowers, will give perspective to a scene which also contains a more distant landscape. Use a small aperture to bring all parts of the scene into the best focus possible.

Create more abstract landscape images by using a long lens to capture a narrow section of the scenery. When photographing from a distance with a long lens, the Palouse hills can appear interestingly compressed and rippled. If the atmosphere isn't clear, the haze lends a softness to the photo which can be painterly and interesting.

Carry A Tripod A tripod allows you to use slower shooting speeds without blur resulting from camera movement. This allows you to choose a small aperture (higher f-stop), which provides greater depth of field (the area of the scene that is in focus). You won’t need or want a tripod for every shot, but when you find yourself viewing gorgeous light over a broad landscape, you'll be glad you have it with you, especially if you want to print very large sharply focused photographs.

Ask Permission Returning the kindness to landowners who are welcoming to the cars and photographers stopped on their roadsides and driveways can go a long way toward keeping these locals amenable to future visits. Barns that appear abandoned, seemingly deserted homesteads, and cultivated fields in Idaho and Washington are not public domain. Get permission to enter agricultural fields and to photograph close to barns and other private property and graciously thank landowners whenever possible.

ABOUT ALISON MEYER

Alison Meyer has been a professional photographer since 1991, selling her photographs to thousands world-wide. Her photography is sold at many shops, fairs and galleries, including the Pullman Chamber of Commerce, at the Moscow Farmers Market, and on her website, AlisonMeyerPhotography.com.

Alison’s photographs are displayed in homes and work places on six continents and have appeared in numerous magazines and books, including her books “Palouse Perspective” and “The Palouse ~ A Favorite Place” and her Palouse calendars since 2004, as well as in many commercial displays and advertisements.

Alison was also featured in IdahoPTV’s Outdoor Idaho’s “Picturing Idaho” and the documentary “Visions on the Palouse”.

AlisonMeyerPhotography.comFacebook.com/AlisonMeyerPhotography

PHOTO TIPS“Palouse Perfect”. Early morning light over brilliant green hills and native wildflowers make this a classic photo of the Palouse hills. Photographed on Kamiak Butte, Washington, looking south toward Moscow, Idaho and Pullman, Washington. Alison Meyer

PARADISE CREEK BREWERY

Situated in a National Historic Registered building, and featuring a friendly pub that serves homemade food and has a full bar. Watch your favorite sports or listen to great music in a comfortable relaxing atmosphere. All ages welcome. Award winning beers made in Pullman at their second location, Trailside Taproom.

(509) 338-9463paradisecreekbrewery.com

TRAILSIDE TAPROOM

The brewhouse that keeps Pullman beered! Taste the afternoon away or take a keg home. Wine is also served, and sodas are available for the kids. Bring your own food or order in. Big screen TV and outdoor summer seating, it’s such a perfect stop as you are walking or biking the trails.

505 SE Riverview(509) 339-6894

SOUTH FORK PUBLIC HOUSE

Classic comfort food kicked up by several notches and a comprehensive bar that backs it all up with a solid punch.

1680 S Grand Ave(509) 332-3675southforkpublichouse.com

BIRCH & BARLEY

A hearty selection on the menu, from bites and burgers to salmon and steak. The bar is well primed with signature drinks.

1360 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 332-0108facebook.com/BirchandBarley

FOUNDRY KITCHEN & COCKTAILS

Rustic American comfort food, a beautiful patio and a full bar with signature drinks. Located in the BellTower.

125 SE Spring St(509) 334-3395facebook.com/Foundry-Kitchen-Cocktails-889542044477540/

THE CLIFF ROOM AT THE HILLTOP INN

The Hilltop Steak & Bake is a long-time tradition as are the Cougar Gold Mushrooms. Complete with a full bar and a view of the entire Pullman valley.

928 NW Olsen St, Pullman(509) 332-0928hilltopinnpullman.com

FUJIYAMA’S JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE

Entrées are prepared in front of you at the Hibachi grill tables. Their chefs are experienced and know how to turn a regular night into a memorable event.

1200 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 339-7988

TASTE Kate Jennings Photography

Kate Jennings PhotographyPullman Chamber of Commerce

Hunger or thirst, the Palouse offers unique choice and diversity. Rico’s Tavern, the oldest business in Pullman, sits on the corner of Main and Grand and was recently voted the #8 best bar in Washington out of 30. The Coug came in at #9, and the Palouse Caboose came in at #15. But, your options continue!

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CASK

A small, cool and comforting sweet spot offering beer, wine and Tapas. Open 3-10 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.

588 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman(509) 336-2275facebook.com/caskbarfood

PORCH LIGHT PIZZA

Fast, fired, artisan pizza with gluten free and vegetarian options plus fresh salads. Great beer on tap and wine options.

200 NE Kamiaken(509) 334-7437facebook.com/PorchLightPizza

MERRY CELLARS

Winemaker Patrick Merry produces both red and white premium varieties, all from Washington fruit. They also have a collection of fine chocolates. You are invited to sample finely crafted wines on their lovely patio or mingle in the barrel room and tour their state of the art facility. Dining is limited to

special events.

1300 NE Henley Ct(509) 338-4699

merrycellars.com

ROOST COFFEE & MARKET

A small coffee and food shop in the heart of downtown Pullman providing the community and local travelers with simple, satisfying, house-made items.

125 SE Spring St(509) 332-8534facebook.com/roostcoffeepullman

ZOE COFFEEHOUSE & PUB

It’s all good. Breakfast, lunch, dinner or any time day or night. From eggs to burgers to steaks, specialty cocktails, wines and microbrews.

1005 E Main(509) 338-9632zoecoffeepub.com

ETCETERAMARIJUANA RETAIL

Selling a wide variety of marijuana strains, edibles, oils and waxes, recreational marijuana was legalized in the November 2012 election and is regulated by the Washington State Liquor & Cannabis Board. Tax revenue collected benefits healthcare and education. Our local hotels are smoke-free. Seventy-five percent of Washington State’s hotels are non-smoking, so it is recommended that you check with your hotel before smoking marijuana in a hotel room.

SOME OF THE BASICS

You must be 21 or older to have or use retail marijuana DO NOT sell or give retail marijuana to minors. It is illegal. DO NOT drive while high. It is illegal. DO NOT consume marijuana in public. It is illegal. DO NOT take marijuana out of the state. It is illegal.

For more information on Washington State’s legal marijuana laws, visit the state’s website: lcb.wa.gov/mj2015/faqs_i-502

WE’RE JUST BUDS

1340 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullma(509) 332-0160werejustbuds.com

MJ’S POT SHOP

1335 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman(509) 332-5203 mjspotshoppullman.com

SATORI PULLMAN

1330 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman (509) 332-0160satoripullman.com

THE BUD HUT

5602 SR 270, Pullman (509) 334-2788budhut.net

FEATURED EVENTSCougar Wine Connections Showcase Series, before home

football games at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center, visitor.wsu.edu/WineShowcase

Colfax Wine & Beer Tasting Event, visitcolfax.com

Merry Cellars Spring Release, merrycellars.com

National Lentil Festival Poster Unveiling Event, early June, lentilfest.com

Summer Concert Series, select Saturdays, merrycellars.com

Merry Cellars Holiday Barrel Tasting, December, merrycellars.com

For more events and updated information, please visit pullmanchamber.com

For a complete list of food and beverages see page 56 of the membership directory

Kate Jennings Photography

1. Gaze across time and space at Steptoe Butte (off Hwy 195 at Steptoe). On a clear day, you can see 4 different states from there! parks.wa.gov

2. See the bears at the WSU Grizzly Bear Research Center, the only one in the world. In winter, they will be hibernating. nrs.wsu.edu/Research/Bear-Center

3. Watch artists in action at the Dahmen Barn in Uniontown and get inspired. artisanbarn.org

4. The WSU Museum of Art serves creativity and innovation through artists from around the globe. With ever-changing exhibits, find their schedule and hours at museum.wsu.edu

5. Whitman County Parks and Rec presents some information through their Evening Campfire Programs offered in the spring and summer months. whitmancounty.org

6. Palouse Falls, is a must see (watch for signs at Washtucna on Hwy 26). You will find the Washington State Waterfall which is higher than Niagara Falls. Requires a Discover Pass. parkswa.reachlocal.net

7. Go on a wild flower hike at Kamiak Butte! Print off their brochure and do a self-led nature hike. whitmancounty.org

8. Watch award winning cheese and ice cream being made at Ferdinand’s, the WSU Creamery. public.wsu.edu/creamery

9. Tiptoe through the tulips at Lawson Gardens in Pullman. pullman-wa.gov

10. Get Fresh! Our very own Farmers Markets start Mid-May through October. On Wednesday in Pullman and Saturdays in Moscow. pullmanchamber.com

11. Take a step back in time at the McConnell Mansion in Moscow. Tues – Sat, 1-4 p.m. by donation. latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org

12. Discover the architectural history of downtown Pullman with ‘A Walking Tour’ brochure and follow the route around town! Pick up a free copy at the Pullman Chamber of Commerce.

13. Take friends/family photos at the University of Idaho Arboretum. Very quiet, very pretty. uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum

14. Catch a fish at Spring Valley Reservoir. Make a day of it. idaho-fishing.com

15. Learn about Environmental Stewardship at the Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute. pcei.org

16. Do some thriftiqueing on the Palouse. Check out the small towns for an antique or consignment store! See page 10.

17. Kids will love the Virgil Phillips Farm in Latah County. Activities galore in this great outdoor classroom environment. sbs.wsu.edu

18. Enjoy a summer concert in the park! Wednesday nights in Reaney Park in Pullman. pullmanparksandrec.com

19. Get in a round of disc golf at Sunnyside Park and U of I Campus! Don’t worry, no one is good at this sport. pullmanchamber.com

20. Take a dip in the Blue Lagoons, just a short drive past Moose Creek Reservoir. fishandgame.idaho.gov

21. Walk, bike or rollerblade on the Bill Chipman Palouse Trail. It connects both communities to 35 miles of paved trails. pullmanchamber.com

22. See if you can spot the resident bald eagle at Idler’s Rest just northeast of Moscow. You may even see a moose!

23. Take in the views with a bike ride or walk on Moscow Mountain. There are many trails to choose from. bikemoscow.org

24. And finally, check out the latest events and happenings on our website! pullmanchamber.com

25. Take a self-guided walking tour of Colfax, one of the most intact historically intact Main streets in Washington State. Walking tour pamphlets can be obtained at the Chamber office, located inside the majestic Perkins House, 623 N. Perkins Avenue, the library or other businesses displaying the walking tour logo.

25 FREE THINGS TO DO ON THE PALOUSE25 FREE THINGS TO DO ON THE PALOUSE

All Photos Evie Cusano

Pullman | STAY 2726 Pullman | STAY

130 Deluxe Guest Rooms & SuitesComplimentary Breakfast BuffetIndoor Pool • Spa & Fitness Room

PULLMAN509.334.4437 • 1.800.HOLIDAY • www.hiexpress.com/pullmanwa

HOTELS & MOTELSPULLMANAmerican Travel Inn515 S Grand Ave(509) 334-3500Microwave/fridge, free WiFi, pets ok

Arbor Street Inn305 SW Arbor St(509) 336-9919

Coug Housing820 NE Colorado Ste C(509) 332-5180

Cougar Land Motel150 W Main St(509) 334-3535Complimentary breakfast, kitchenettes, microwave/fridge, free WiFi, pets okcougarlandhotel.com

Courtyard @ WSU1295 NE Fairway Rd(509) 332-1500

Hilltop Inn928 NW Olsen St(509) 332-0928Complimentary breakfast, swimming pool, pets ok hilltopinnpullman.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites1190 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 334-4437Complimentary breakfast, swimming pool, free WiFi, pets okholidayinnexpress.com/pullmanwa

Nendel’s Inn915 SE Main St(509) 332-2646Complimentary breakfast, kitchenettes, microwave/fridge, free WiFi, pets okpullmannendelsinn.com

Quality Inn Paradise Creek1400 SE Bishop Blvd(509) 332-0500Complimentary breakfast, kitchenettes, microwave/fridge, outdoor pool, free WiFi, pets okqualityinn.com/hotel-pullman-washington-WA015

Residence Inn in Pullman at WSU1255 NE Fairway Rd(509) 332-4400131 rooms, business center, indoor pool, fitness room, guest laundry, dining areawsuresidenceinn.com

The State Inn455 SE Paradise(509) 334-6943thestateinn.com

MOSCOW, IDBest Western Plus University Inn1516 W Pullman Rd(208) 882-0550, (800) 325-8765Complimentary breakfast, suites, 2 restaurant/bar, indoor pool/spa, fitness room, free WiFi, pets ok with non-refundable deposituinnmoscow.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites 1000 W Pullman Rd(208) 882-4600Complimentary breakfast, suites, indoor pool & spa, fitness room, free WiFi, dogs ok with non-refundable depositmarriott.com

Hillcrest Motel706 N Main(208) 882-7579

Idaho Inn645 W Pullman Rd(208) 885-1480Kitchenettes, microwave/fridgeidahoinn.com

La Quinta Inn185 Warbonnet Dr(208) 882-5365Complimentary breakfast, microwave/fridge, indoor pool, free WiFi, pets ok lq.com

Moscow/Pullman Bedfinders 2673 Weymouth St(208) 874-2153moscowpullmanbedfinders.com

Motel 6101 Baker(208) 882-5511, (888) 882-5511Outdoor pool, Free WiFi palouseinn.com

Royal Motor Inn120 W Sixth(208) 882-2581

OUTSIDE PULLMANBest Western Wheatland Inn701 N Main St, Colfax(509) 397-0397Complimentary breakfast, kitchenettes, microwave/fridge, pool, free WiFi, pets okbestwesternwashington.com/colfax-hotels

Siesta Motel615 S Main, Colfax(509) 397-3417Kitchenettes, microwave/fridge, free WiFi, pets oksiestamotelcolfax.com

BED & BREAKFASTPULLMAN, WAAirway Hills Vacation Rentals4811 Airport Rd(509) 872-3092airwayhills.com/vacationrental.aspx

Falconstone Gardens Retreat House355 NW Thomas(712) 229-1943

MOSCOW, IDAndriette’s Bed, Book & Bicycle115 North Polk St(208) 882-2756andriettes.blogspot.com/

The Bella Vista FarmShultz and W Twin Rd(208) 301-3588thebellavistafarm.com

Browne Block Guesthouse Above the Winery112 South Main #2(208) 883-3661Amenities: Kitchenette, free WiFi, pets ok browneblockguesthouse.com

Little Green Guesthouse1020 S Adams St(208) 669-1654littlegreenguesthouse.com

Meadowlark Heritage Bed & Breakfast4716 Lenville Rd(509) 338-2504meadowlarkheritagefarm.com

Meadowinds Bed & Breakfast & Chapel2493 Blaine Rd(208) 882-7907meadowinds.org

Peterson Barn Guesthouse847 Travois Way(208) 882-4620petersonbarn.com

Red Pheasant House1845 Orchard Ave(208) 882-3400redpheasanthouse.com

BED & BREAKFAST/OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONSOUTSIDE PULLMANThe Bagott House, Overnight Accommodations 105 West Church Street, Palouse (509) 878-1683thebagotthouse.com

The Parsonage Bed & Breakfast25452 State Route 127, LaCrosse(509) 549-3686dustyparsonage.com

Illinois Street House 620 W Illinois St, Palouse(509) 878-1226facebook.com/illinoisstreethouse

Palouse Roadhouse121 E Main St, Palouse(509) 595-0754facebook.com/Palouse-Roadhouse

Riverside Retreat and Inn105 W Main St, Palouse(208) 301-8014riversideretreatandinn.com

The Churchyard Inn206 Saint Boniface St, Uniontown (509) 229-3200churchyardinn.com

The Potting Shed Guesthouse911 S East St, Colfax(509) 397-2014thepottingshedguesthouse.com

CAMPING & RV SITES

WASHINGTONPullman City RV Park775 South St, Pullman(509) 338-3227Hook-ups: 19 full including cable TV. 10 tent sitesReservations accepted, RV Dump Station, pets on leash, no restrooms. Shower at Pullman Aquatic Center.pullman-wa.gov/departments/parks-a-recreation/rv-park

University Mobile Home & RV Park570 Benewah St, Pullman(509) 334-5701Hook-ups: 6 fullMonthly & weekly rentals, long term parking welcome, pets ok

Walmart Supercenter1690 SE Harvest Dr, Pullman(509) 334-2990Hook-ups: noneRV parking allowed free of charge, as space allows. Check in with service counter.

City of Pullman RV Dump Station1025 Guy St, PullmanLook for the sign “RV Dump”

Kamiak Butte County Park900 Kamiak Butte Park Rd, Palouse (509) 397-6238Hook-ups: noneRestrooms, picnic tables, grills, playgroundwhitmancounty.org

Palouse RV Park490 W Main St, Palouse (509) 878-1811Hook-ups: 10 full Picnic tables, playground, seasonal pool. Pets ok. visitpalouse.com/rvpark.html

Palouse Empire FairgroundsColfax (509) 397-6263Hook-ups: 60 full, 10 partialRV Dump Stationpalouseempirefair.org/

Boyer Park & Marina1753 Granite Rd, Colfax(509) 397-3208Hook-ups: 36 full, 16 partial. Tent sites availableRestrooms, showers, laundry. Picnic tables, beach, boat ramp. Pets on leash. Restaurant and general store.boyerpark.com

Wawawai County Park3501 Wawawai Rd, Colton (509) 397-6238Hook-ups: none. 4 pull through, 5 pull in. Tent camping availableRestrooms, picnic tables, playground, fire pits, grillswhitmancounty.org

Rosalia RV Park823 S Park, Rosalia (509) 523-5991Hook-ups: 6 fullSeasonal restrooms and pool, tennis & basketball courts, pets on leash

Chief Timothy Park13766 Hwy 12, Clarkston (877) 444-6777Hook-ups: 32 full, 29 partial, tent sites available.4 cabins, restrooms, showers, grey water dump. Boat launch (fee)stateparks.com/chief_timothy.html

Palouse Falls State Park110 S Main, Washtucna (509) 646-9218Hook-ups: none, 10 withoutRestroom, ADA access, pets on leashstateparks.com/palouse_falls.html

IDAHOLatah County Fairgrounds1021 Harold, Moscow (208) 883-5722Hook-ups: 5 full and many power only. Dry camping spots are freeRV Dump Station, pets on leashlatah.id.us/fair/

Green Acres RV2922 Hwy 95 S, Moscow(208) 882-7487Hook-ups: 6 spots power only. No tent campingPicnic tables. No restrooms

Renaissance RV Park 1651 Carmichael Rd, Moscow(208) 610-4078Hook-ups: 15 fullPicnic tables, close to Latah Trail, no restrooms

Robinson Park5158 Robinson Park Rd, Moscow(208) 883-5709Hook-ups: 5 spots power only. 5 with no hook-upsPicnic tables, pets on leash latah.id.us/parksrecreation/

Scenic 6 RV Park125 6th St, Potlatch(208) 875-1117Hook-ups: 22 full & partial availableRestrooms and showers, playground nearbycityofpotlatch.web.officelive.com/Scenic6RVPark.aspx

Pines RV Park4510 Hwy 6, Harvard(208) 661-4271Hook-ups: 17 full, tent camping availableRestrooms, showers, picnic tables, reception hall, volleyball, horseshoes, fire pits, pets on leashpinesrvpark@moscow.com

STAYSTAYAll Photos Majestic Photography

Pullman | STAY 2928 Pullman | STAY >> MEET

CONSIDER PULLMAN FOR YOUR NEXT MEETING

The Palouse inspires creativity with non-traditional locations! Exceptional venues for meetings, retreats, sporting events and family reunions. How about a wedding in a beautiful barn? A theatre, complete with stage and lights? We can offer more than 1,700 lodging accommodations with the new facility that opened in 2017.

PUllmAnThe Armory(509) 332-2922 / pullmanarmory.com

Beasley Coliseum(509) 335-9444 / beasley.wsu.edu

Banyan’s on the Ridge(509) 335-8474 / banyansontheridge.com

Brelsford WSU Visitor Center(509) 335-4636

Courtyard @ WSU(509) 332-1500

The Dahmen Barn(509) 229-3414 / artisanbarn.org

Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails(509) 339-7727 / facebook.com/Foundry-Kitchen-Cocktails

Gladish Community & Cultural Center(509) 332-8081 / gladishcommunity.org

Hilltop Inn(509) 332-0928 / hilltopinnpullman.com

Holiday Inn Express(509) 334-4437 / hiexpress.com/pullmanwa

Lawson Gardens(509) 338-3227 / pullman-wa.gov

Merry Cellars Winery(509) 338-4699 / merrycellars.com

Neill Public Library(509) 338-3252 / pullman-wa.gov/departments/neill-public-library

Quality Inn(509) 332-0500 / choicehotels.com

Red Barn Farms(509) 995-6335 / red-barn-farms.com

Residence Inn Pullman at Washington State University(509) 332-4400 / wsuresidenceinn.com

RTOP Theatre(509) 334-0750 / rtoptheatre.org/

SEL Event Center(509) 334-5050 / seleventcenter.com

The Seasoned House(509) 339-9160 / theseasonedhouse.com

WSU Compton Union Building(509) 335-9444 / cub.wsu.edu/meetings-events

moSCow1912 Center(208) 669-2249 / 1912center.org

Best Western Plus University Inn(800) 325-8765 / uinnmoscow.com

Eastside Marketplace(208) 882-1533 / eastsidemarketplace.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites(208) 882-4600 / marriott.com

Kibbie Dome at University of Idaho(208) 885-6956

LaQuinta Inn & Suites(208) 883-5365 / lq.com

For a complete list of caterers visit pullman chamber.com

All Photos Regional Theatre of the Palouse

The Seasoned House

Brelsford WSU Visitor Center

Brelsford WSU Visitor Center

All Photos by Andrew Lang

Pullman | GROW >> HISTORY 3130 Pullman | GROW >> WELCOME

WELCOME TO PULLMANOn behalf of The Pullman Chamber of Commerce, I am thrilled to welcome you to our community. Whether you are a new resident, an incoming student or simply a visitor to our wonderful town, I encourage you to immerse yourself in all that Pullman has to offer.

People often ask me what it is that makes Pullman so special. For me, it comes down to the following:

QUALITY OF LIFE

Pullman’s affordability and safety make it an exceptional place to live, study, do business and make a home. We were recently ranked #8 on Safewise’s Safest College Towns in America. Our schools consistently land among the best in Washington State. If you’re looking for a good place to raise a family, this is it.

RECREATION

The Palouse area is a major recreational hub in the Inland Northwest. From fishing on the Snake River and biking the Palouse Scenic Byway to hiking our trails and photographing wildlife, there is an abundance of opportunities to get outdoors.

Pullman is also filled with parks, playfields and miles of pathways, which lands us at #10 in the nation for “Walk to Work” communities (streetsblog.org).

Our town is also home to several golf courses, with Palouse Ridge at Washington State University rated as the 2nd best college golf course in the country (Links Magazine).

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

Pullman is home to Washington State University, a beautiful, world-class research university with top-notch athletics. WSU’s multiple Division 1 sports teams is known as one of the toughest and loudest places for visiting teams to play. WSU also provides countless educational and cultural opportunities to residents and visitors alike.

DINING & ENTERTAINMENT

Pullman’s Main Street and historic downtown are home to stylish boutiques, delicious restaurants, movies, theatre, laser tag, mini golf and karaoke.

Summer in Pullman is not to be missed. Each July, Pullman hosts one of Eastern Washington’s premier fireworks shows. In August, the National Lentil Festival comes to town, drawing thousands of visitors to celebrate the versatile crop, watch cooking competitions, drink craft beer, take in a great parade and listen to national musical artists on our main stage.

Again, welcome to Pullman. We hope you enjoy your time in our beautiful town. We’re so glad you’re here.

Best,

Tony PostonPresident, Pullman Chamber of Commerce

GROW HISTORY Located at the junction of three streams (South Fork of the Palouse River, Missouri Flat Creek and Dry Creek) in what is now the downtown area Pullman (first known as “Three Forks”) has a rich history going back to the 1870’s. First on the site was Bolin Farr from Missouri who settled on present day Park Street and later built a house there. Second was Daniel McKenzie who came in 1877 and built a small home approximately on the present-day location of the Manor Lodge on Paradise Street.

In 1881 Farr and McKenzie platted the town site. The town’s application for a post office called “South Palouse” was rejected by the Post Office Department.

The next application with the town name of Pullman was accepted. One theory is that the adopted name came from George Pullman, the king of the great railroad sleeping car. When informed of the town’s action, the

railroad magnate reportedly donated $50 to start a city library.

Soon after, McKenzie invited Mark True to come from Moscow and establish a hotel here. The result was the Palace Hotel located on the southeast corner of Paradise and Kamiaken Streets. The town’s first artesian well was discovered while drilling a well for the hotel. These wells soon attracted newcomers to the area. Railroads came from the west and the north and the town grew and incorporated in 1888.

After Washington gained statehood in 1889, there was fierce competition among the towns east of the Cascades to be the location of the land grant college. The award went to Pullman, the “Artesian City”, and the town was forever changed. The Washington State College was established on the northeast part of Pullman in 1889 opening with 21 students, and the town entered a new era. That small school is now Washington State University with branches in other parts of the state.

All Photos Evie Cusano

All Photos Pullman Chamber of Commerce

PULLMAN IS BUSINESS FRIENDLY!Rich Ecosystem helps small businesses thrive in Pullman and nearby communities

Nestled in the picturesque southeastern corner of Washington State in a region popularly known as the Palouse, the City of Pullman offers business resources to help enterprising entrepreneurs maneuver through various stages of a business lifecycle. This article briefly describes five local programs worthy of consideration. For more information on any of these programs, Pullman-based Small Business Development Center advisor or the Chamber can recommend the best course of action.

In the Seed Stage, the entrepreneur typically goes through business planning, legal considerations and market research to help turn an idea into a product or service.

In the Startup Phase, the business owner may be balancing various competing priorities to help make the business go.

As the hard work of planning and operating the business starts to pay off, the business owner finds itself in Growth Phase, adding employees, launching new product lines, adding new locations or acquiring another company.

Ultimately, the business owner enters a Transition Phase in which the owner thinks about the end game, including selling the business, transitioning to a successor or wind it down entirely.

Five locally based programs worthy of consideration:

The annual 5-day intensive “Be the Entrepreneur Bootcamp” in early June, offers an opportunity to quickly learn business basics, create your business proposition, and receive honest feedback from skilled mentors and business leaders.

Business Plan Competition during Spring semester at the Washington State University offers university and high school students a chance to compete for thousands of dollars to start their businesses.

Innovation Corps, aka (I-Corps), is an 8-week program in the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters to validate the market viability of a business idea. Open to all entrepreneurs through a selection program, this NSF funded program is thriving in its third year at Washington State University.

Small Business Development Center, a federally funded program with matching funds from WSU Washington State University serves as an advisor for enterprising entrepreneurs through all stages of a business lifecycle.

Lastly, Startup Whitman and Southeast Economic Development offer entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses a suite of consulting, mentoring and educational programs and services designed to jump start and grow local businesses, and connect with federal, state, regional and local resources to promote economic vitality by creating and retaining jobs through business, tourism and community development.

palouseknowledgecorridor.com/resources-for-starting-a-business-in-washington/

32 Pullman | GROW >> RETIRE

REASONS TO RETIRE HERE!The national trend for ‘boomers’ is to retire to college towns because of the various amenities. Locals get the advantage of living within an eight-mile radius of two distinguished universities, yet in a small community. Pullman is located 75 miles south of Spokane, and just minutes from Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport. Amid wheat fields, sits a world class university, providing a Pac 12 college life with sport and spirit. Whether you are a Washington State University alum or not, you’ll learn to speak ‘Coug’ through athletic events on campus.

HIGH QUALITY OF LIFE, with a modest cost of living. Not only is Pullman home of WSU, it also has several startup tech companies who have chosen to grow roots right here on the Palouse! There are many rental and retirement living options, the median housing price is below the national average, there are no state income taxes and the property taxes are low.

WORLD CLASS PHYSICIANS AND FACILITIES. Pullman Regional Hospital is an award winning critical access hospital recognized for its 5-star care and patient experience. With a comprehensive medical staff of approximately 60 primary care and specialist physicians, we provide quality care close to home. Our Emergency Department is here 24/7 and has a partnership with Life Flight Network that assures transfer to higher level acuity hospitals in Spokane and Seattle if necessary.

NUMEROUS CULTURAL OFFERINGS. Pullmanites have the option to enjoy a plethora of cultural events and activities provided by departments and clubs from WSU, as well as with the talents of our local community. Residents and visitors alike may enjoy a production at one of our theatres. A neighborhood band might take you home with classic rock or a headliner the likes of Elton John, Taylor Swift or ZZ Top could give you a night to remember.

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR LOW-CRIME

RANKINGS. Safewise.com reported that Pullman was rated the eighth safest city in Washington in 2017. With less than 20 crimes per 1,000 people, Pullman is a community where you can feel safe.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT or even part time employment. Pullman features dozens of nonprofit organizations that are extremely active in the community. Whether your interest is baking cookies to benefit the town’s 4th of July Celebration, or would prefer pouring beer at the National Lentil Festival to support a local organization such as Whitman County Humane Society, Pullman has numerous options for community minded folk.

EXTENSIVE CITY-WIDE TRANSIT AND TRAIL SYSTEMS. Pullman Transit offers bus service on dozens of routes all days of the week throughout Pullman. In addition, they also operate Dial-A-Ride, a senior service with ADA integration. The trail system is great for daily walks, bike rides or even commuters! In addition, Coast Transportation will take just about anyone anywhere at just about any time (donations appreciated).

READY, SET, ACTION. Retirees benefit from an extremely active Senior Citizen’s Association through Pullman Parks & Rec. Are you up for a bus trip to a Best of Broadway performance in Spokane? Have you been to the Peach Festival in Greenbluff? A Cowboy Supper show in Stateline? The opportunities are all around!

All Photos by Evie Cusano

Evie Cusano

Pullman | GROW >> INFO 3534 Pullman | GROW >> GLANCE

MILEAGE CHART

Number of miles from Pullman to:Moscow, ID .................................................. 8Lewiston, ID .............................................. 35Spokane, WA .............................................. 76Coeur d’Alene, ID ...................................... 95Seattle, WA ............................................... 288Boise, ID .................................................. 296Olympia, WA ............................................ 328Vancouver, WA ......................................... 339Portland, OR ........................................... 347Butte, MT ................................................. 351San Francisco, CA ................................... 886

CLIMATEClimate Temperature Range (Degrees F)

Month/Season Low High

January 24 35March 31 48May 42 65July 50 82September 44 74November 30 43Winter 23 41Spring 31 64Summer 47 82Fall 31 72

Temperature DurationBelow 32 ........................................... 26 DaysAbove 90 ........................................... 15 Days

Growing Season about............... 131 Days

Precipitation (inches/year)Snowfall ................................................. 38.6Rain ......................................................21.32

AREA STATISTICS

Average Elevation:...............2,346 feet above sea levelArea of City: ...........................10.51 sq. milesArea of County: ....................... 2,159.4 milesTraffic Signals: .......................................... 20Latitude: ...................................N.46° 43’40”Longitude: ................................... W.117° 11’Average drive time to work……12 minutes

WHEAT PRODUCTION IN WASHINGTON

173,080 million bushels 2016 total value for the year $1.3+ billion

LENTIL PRODUCTION IN WASHINGTON

70,000 acres planted in 2016 total value for the year $26+ million

CANOLA PRODUCTION IN WASHINGTON

33,000 acres planted in 2016 58,900 million pounds were produced

total sales $9+ million

DRIED BEAN PRODUCTION IN WASHINGTON

135,000 acres planted in 2016 $82+ million in sales

DRIED PEAS PRODUCED IN WASHINGTON

90,000 ACRES PLANTED IN 2016, $28+ million

POPULATION PROFILEPopulation estimate July 2017

Pullman .............................................33,280County ................................................44,776

MINIMUM WAGE

As of January 2018: $11.50

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

Total Whitman Co December 2016: 4.8%Total WA State avg December 2016 5.2%National avg for 2016: 4.7%

COST OF LIVING

Composite Index .................................. 111.5Grocery Items.....................................100.10Housing ..............................................136.00Utilities ................................................... 94.5Transportation ..................................... 104.4Health Care .......................................... 105.9Misc. Goods and Services ....................... 96.3

TAX RATES

Local & State Retail Tax ....................... 7.8%Business & Occupational ......... none (local)Total city property tax rate ...... $3.60/$1000State Income Tax ..................................none

MAJOR EMPLOYERS

WSU 2,261Schweitzer Engineering 2,000Pullman Regional Hospital 420Wal-Mart 250Pullman School District 301City of Pullman 200Safeway 120The Bookie 100Decagon Devices 100Shopko 80Dissmore’s IGA 72VMRD 50

REAL ESTATE Estimated Average Selling Price

Pullman ............................Whitman County $225,000 ........................................$181,800

2016 Average Rents ...........................$742

HOUSING STATISTICS

(as of July 2017)

Number of single family dwellings: 4,265Number of Duplexes: 937 unitsNumber of Multiple dwellings: 7,257 unitsNumber of Manufactured homes: 522 units

TRANSIT 2016 RIDERSHIP FIGURES

Fixed Rout .....................................1,319,781Dial-A-Ride ........................................21,279

PULLMAN-MOSCOW REGIONAL AIRPORT

2016 Boardings ..................................61,139

PULLMAN AT A GLANCEWith a population of nearly 32,000, Pullman is the pulse of the Palouse, with spectacular natural beauty surrounding its core, while offering urban amenities due to Washington State University perched above it. There is a fresh, small town feel, and the locals are welcoming and excited that you are exploring their area. Situated at an elevation of 2,346 feet, it has a mild climate, clean air and four beautiful seasons. Pullman is a great community to relocate to and to grow a business in!

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS—911

• Alternatives to Violence on the Palouse .............(509) 332-0552• Parking Violations Bureau .................................(509) 334-0802• Pullman Fire Department ..................................(509) 332-8172• Pullman Police Department ..............................(509) 334-0802• Pullman Regional Hospital ................................(509) 332-2541• Road conditions (recording) ..................................................511• Washington State Patrol .....................................(509) 397-3600

Emergency line .............................................(800) 283-7803• Whitcom (non-emergency) ................................(509) 332-2521

BUSINESS QUESTIONS

• Better Business Bureau .......................................(509) 455-4200• Pullman Chamber of Commerce .......................(509) 334-3565• City Clerk .............................................................(509) 338-3209• Community Improvements ................................(509) 338-3300• Post Office ...........................................................(509) 334-3093• Small Business Development Center ..................(509) 335-8081• WorkSource Pullman .........................................(509) 332-6549

LICENSING CONTACTS

• Dept. of Licensing (Driving) ...............................(509) 334-2510• Dept. of Licensing (Vehicle) ...............................(509) 334-3648

TRANSPORTATION CONNECTION

• Coast Transportation ..........................................(800) 873-9996• Dial-A-Ride..........................................................(509) 332-5471• Pullman Transit ..................................................(509) 332-6535• See page 64 for more options

HELP AND ASSISTANCE

• Alternatives to Violence on the Palouse .............(509) 332-0552• Community Action Center ..................................(509) 334-9147• Palouse Resource Guide: palouseresource.org• Pullman Child Welfare .......................................(509) 338-0801• Pullman Food Bank ............................................(509) 338-0801• Pullman Food Bank (CAC) .................................(509) 334-9147• Social Security Office ..........................................(800) 772-1213• TDD for Hearing Impaired .....................................................711

FUN BUZZ

• Neill Public Library ............................................(509) 334-3595• Palouse Empire Fair Office .................................(509) 397-6263

• Pullman Parks and Recreation ..........................(509) 338-3227• Reaney Public Pool .............................................(509) 332-3221• Senior Center ......................................................(509) 332-1933• Whitman County Parks ......................................(509) 397-6238

COUNTY CALLS

• Whitman County Courthouse ............................(509) 397-4622• Whitman County Landfill ...................................(509) 334-2400

UTILITIES AND SERVICES

• Avista Utilities......................................................(800) 227-9187• Pullman Disposal ...............................................(509) 334-1914• City of Pullman Water & Sewer (

maintenance) .......................................(509) 338-3243• Water & Sewer (billing) (509) 338-3204• Frontier Communications, Home and Business

Installation, ...........(509) 331-5788 or (208) 883-8881• AT&T ....................................................................(208) 882-3426• Inland Cellular ...................................................(800) 248-8822• Sprint ..................................................................(208) 310-9133• Verizon ................................................................(509) 332-1400• Spectrum Cable ...................................................(888) 892-2253• Direct TV .............................................................(888) 513-2850• Dish TV ................................................................(877) 504-1747• First Step Internet ................(208) 882-8869 or (888) 676-6377

NEWSPAPERS

• The Daily Evergreen ...........................................(509) 335-4573• The Moscow-Pullman Daily News ......................(208) 882-5561• Lewiston Morning Tribune .................................(208) 743-9411• The Spokesman Review .......(509) 459-5000 or (800) 338-8801• Whitman County Gazette ...................................(509) 397-4333

RADIO STATIONS

• New Country 104.3 KHTR ...................................(509) 332-6551• Newstalk 1150 KQQQ, Newstalk 104.7,

COUGAR SPORTS ..................................(509) 332-6551• Hits 100.5 KQZB ..................................................(509) 332-6551• KCLX 1450 AM, KZZL 99.5 FM .............................(208) 892-2855• KRLF 88.5 FM ......................................................(509) 332-3545• KRPL 1400 AM, KZFN 106.1 FM ..........................(208) 882-2551• KWSU 1250 AM ....................................................(509) 335-6500• KZUU 90.7 MF ...........................(509) 335-2207 (WSU Campus)• KJEM Jazz 89.9 ....................................................(509) 335-6500• NPR .....................................................................(509) 335-6500

GETTING INFO

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The pursuit of academic excellence is a fine feature that many Pullman residents feel help make this an enriched community. Award winning programs and options for year-round study are provided! Please call or visit the following schools online for curriculum and enrollment information:

PRESCHOOLS & CHILD CARE

Boost Collaborative, Children & Family Services(509) 332-4420 / boostcollaborativewa.org

Building Blocks Child Care Center, Inc.(509) 332-0161 / buildingblocksccc.com

Child Care Aware of Eastern Washington(509) 335-7625 / wsu.edu/ccrr

Community Action Center(509) 334-9147 / cacwhitman.com

Community Child Care Center (509) 332-7005 / community-childcare.org/index.html

Community Child Care Head Start(509) 334-9290 / community-childcare.org/headstart_new.html

Concordia Lutheran Preschool(509) 332-2830 / community.palouse.net/Concordia_pullman/preschool.htm

Montessori School of Pullman(509) 334-4114 / pullmanmontessori.org

Pullman Christian School Childcare Center(509) 332-3545 / pullmanchristianschool.org

Sunnyside Preschool & Child Care Center(509) 334-9097 / facebook.com/SunnysidePS

The Learning Center Inc.(509) 334-1234 / pullmanlearningcenter.com

WSU Children’s Center(509) 335-8847 / childrenscenter.wsu.edu

YMCA of the Palouse(509) 332-3524 / palouseymca.org

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Pullman School District (509) 332-3581 / psd267.org

Franklin Elementary (509) 334-5641

Jefferson Elementary (509) 332-2617

Sunnyside Elementary (509) 334-1800

Kamiak Elementary opens late 2018 or early 2019

Lincoln Middle School (509) 334-3411

Pullman High School (509) 332-1551

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Logos School(208) 882-1226 / logosschool.com

Pullman Christian School(509) 332-3545 / pullmanchristianschool.org

COLLEGES

Spokane Falls Community College, Pullman Center

Now located on the campus of Washington State University, Spokane Falls Community College-Pullman offers a full selection of on-ground and online coursework needed to earn the Associate in Arts and Associate in Business transfer degrees. Our thriving Running Start program provides high school students the opportunity to complete a tuition-free two-year college degree while simultaneously finishing high school. Our clubs give students leadership opportunities and help develop vital “soft skills” required in today’s competitive job markets. Choices include Gaming club, Diversity club, Film and Photo club, Creative Writing club, and the Activities Board.

SFCC-Pullman also offers a successful and popular Adult Basic Education program, with class offerings available during the morning and evening hours. The program includes GED preparation, high school completion, basic math and English skills, computer basics, and college preparation.

We are committed to supporting the community and responding to its needs, and we offer workshops and events that are open to the public.

To learn more about what we have to offer, please visit us on the web at pullman.spokanefalls.edu or call us at (509) 332-2706.

Washington State University

Riveting guest speakers. Thought-provoking art exhibits. Exciting Pac-12 sporting events. Popular and classical entertainment. A golf course listed among the nation's best.

Not to mention highly ranked academic programs and world-class professors dedicated to the success of their students.

Those are just a few of the attractions of Washington State University, one of the top public research institutions in the nation. Whether you’re seeking a degree to ensure your future success, a big-time concert, or world-famous Cougar Gold cheese, check out Washington State.

More than 20,000 students are currently enrolled at the scenic 620-acre Pullman campus who can choose from approximately 200 academic fields of study. The campus features modern classrooms, libraries, and laboratories equipped with some of the most up-to-date technology available in the country. The Student Recreation Center has earned national raves for its facilities and offers more than 200 pieces of cardio and weight equipment.

To discover WSU for yourself, take a campus tour. Tours are available Monday-Friday plus Saturday mornings during the academic year (excluding holidays).

For more information

Admissions / visit.wsu.edu / (509) 335-4980 or (888) GO-TO-WSU (888) 468-6978

Athletic events / wsucougars.com / (800) GO-COUGS

Beasley Coliseum events / beasley.wsu.edu / (509) 335-3525

EDUCATION IN PULLMAN

Pullman enjoys four seasons and 18 parks with over 145 acres of land which provide a wide variety of outdoor activities. Pullman Aquatic Center is an indoor facility with lap pool, therapy pool and toddler pool, and has a fitness center. Reaney Pool is an outdoor facility with dive pool, lap pool and toddler splash pool. The pool is in Reaney Park, home of the National Lentil Festival and the Summer Concert Series. Sunnyside Park is home to Pullman’s annual 4th of July Celebration and includes two ponds, a waterfall, and disc golf course. Lawson Gardens is a formal garden with reflecting pool, rose and perennial gardens. Pooch Park is a pet friendly off-leash park supported entirely by members, donors and volunteers. It is fenced with dog hardy grass and water fountains. A seven-day $10 access code is available for visitors and long-term memberships as well. Call (509) 332-2246 for more information or visit whitmanpets.org/poochpark

A complete list of parks and locations can be found at pullmanchamber.com

PULLMAN PARKS

A variety of classes and activities for youth and adults can be found through Pullman Parks and Recreation. Call (509) 338-3227 or visit pullmanparks andrec.com

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SERVICE GROUPS

American Legioninfo@alp52.com

Grand Avenue Greenway(509) 332-7162

Pullman Kiwanis (509) 432-4263 / pullmankiwanis.orgPullman Lions Club(509) 334-2591

Pullman Boy Scouts(208) 669-2062 / nwscouts.org

Pullman Civic Trust(509) 338-9108pullmancivictrust.org

Pullman Girl Scouts(509) 844-5576 Ext 134 / gsewni.org

Pullman Greyhound Boosters(509) 332-1551 psd267.org/page/449

Rotary Club of Pullman(303) 506-4561clubrunner.ca/portal/home.aspx?cid=601

YMCA of the Palouse(509) 332-3524 / palouseymca.org

RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY

Bethany Bible Church(509) 332-1712 / faithfamilyjesus.com

Church of Christ(509) 332-6815 / find them on facebook

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints(509) 332-6066 / lds.org(509) 334-9035 / lds.org

Common Ministry at WSU/Koinonia House(509) 332-2611interfaith-house.com

Community Congregational United Church of Christ(509) 332-6411 / pullmanucc.org

Concordia Lutheran Church(509) 332-2830concordiapullman.wordpress.com

Cornerstone Community Church(509) 334-9191 / find them on facebook

Divine Savior Lutheran Church(509) 332-1452 / lutherans.com

Emmanuel Baptist Church(509) 332-5015 / ebcpullman.org

Encounter Ministries (509) 715-1500 / encounterministries.org

Evangelical Free Church of the Palouse(509) 872-3390 / efreepalouse.org

Grace Bible Church of Pullman(509) 397-2395 / gracebiblechurchpullman.org

Hills Church(509) 715-1192 / hillschurch.com

Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall(509) 332-6255

Living Faith Fellowship(509) 334-1035 / livingfaithfellowship.com

Pullman Foursquare Church(509) 332-8612 / pullmanfoursquare.org

Pullman Islamic Center(509) 334-9424

Pullman Presbyterian Church(509) 332-2659 / pullmanpc.org

Real Life Ministries(208) 882-2484 / liferotp.com

Resonate Church(509) 330-6741 / experienceresonate.com

Restoration Church of the Nazarene(509) 619-5480restorationchurchpullman.com

Sacred Heart Catholic Church(509) 332-5312 / sacredheartpullman.org

Seventh-day Adventist Church(509) 332-8782 / community-worship.com

St. James Episcopal Church(509) 332-1742 / stjamespullman.org

St. Thomas More Catholic Student Center(509) 332- 6311 / stmcatholicstudentcenter.catholicweb.com

Simpson United Methodist Church(509) 332-5212 / simpsonumc.org

The Jewish Community of the Palousefacebook.com/JewishCommunityofthePalouse/

Trinity Lutheran Church(509) 332-1985 / trinitypullman.org

GET INVOLVED!A great way to get settled on the Palouse is to be involved! A number of service organizations and clubs welcome you to take part in this active, close-knit community. For a complete list of nonprofits on the Palouse, visit pullmanchamber.com

For more information download the Volunteering Brochure at pullman chamber.com

CITY OFFICIALS (509) 334-4555Term: 4 years (ends Dec. 31)

Mayor:Glenn Johnson ............2016-2019

City Council:Ward 1Ann Parks ....................2016-2019Al Sorensen .................2014-2022

Ward 2At Large

Daniel Records ............2018-2022Nathan Weller .............2016-2019

Ward 3Brandon Chapman .....2018-2022Patricia Wright ...........2016-2019

At Large

Eileen Macoll ..............2016-2019

Council meetings are every Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at City Hall (televised on Channel 13)

APPOINTED CITY OFFICIALS (509) 338-3208

City SupervisorAdam Lincoln

Library Services DirectorJoanna Bailey

IS ManagerWayne Brannock

Recreation SuperintendentKurt Dahmen

Parks SuperintendentAlan Davis

Planning DirectorPete Dickinson

Director of Public WorksKevin Gardes

Fire ChiefMike Heston

Finance DirectorLeann Hubbard

Chief of PoliceGary Jenkins

City AttorneyLaura D. McAloon

Human Resource ManagerKaren Sires

Airport ManagerTony Bean

WHITMAN COUNTY OFFICIALS COLFAX, WA (509) 397-4622

Elected Officials: Term: 4 years (ends Dec. 31)

County Commissioners: (509) 397-6200

District 1Art Swannack ..............2020

District 2Dean Kinzer ................2020

District 3Michael Largent ..........2018

Superior Court JudgeGary J. Libey ................2020(509) 397-6244

District Court JudgeDoug Robinson ...........2018(509) 397-6260

Prosecuting AttorneyDenis Tracy .................2018(509) 397-6250

Auditor/Election OfficerEunice Coker ...............2018(509) 397-6270

Assessor

Robin Jones .................2018(509) 397-6220

ClerkJill Whelchel ................2018

TreasurerMark R Clinton ...........2018(509) 397-6230

SheriffBrett Meyers ................2018(509) 397-6266 x 305

WASHINGTON STATE OFFICIALS OLYMPIA, WA (800) 321-2808

GovernorJay Inslee / Term – 2021

9th Legislative District Representatives

SenatorMark Schoesler / Term – 2021

RepresentativeMary Dye / Term - 2019

RepresentativeJoe Schmick / Term – 2019

5th Congressional District Representative

Cathy McMorris Rodgers / Term – 2019

Washington State Senators

Maria Cantwell / Term – 2019Patty Murray / Term - 2023

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT

City of Pullman / pullman-wa.govWashington State University / wsu.eduWhitman County / whitmancounty.org

Washington State Legislature / leg.wa.gov

ELECTED OFFICIALS CITY OF PULLMAN Pullman Chamber of Commerce

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Our members are partners in this community-based organization dedicated to making Pullman a better place to live, work and do business.

CHAMBER STAFF

Marie Dymkoski, Executive Director Carol Cooper, Tourism DirectorBritnee Packwood, Event Coordinator and Festival DirectorKimberly Marshall, Office Manager

INFORMATION

Pullman business referrals Visitor and relocation information Events calendar

BROCHURES

21 & OverCamping on the Palouse Downtown Retail MapPalouse Scenic Byway Picture Perfect Palouse, County Map Pullman City & WSU Campus Map Pullman Activities Guide Pullman, A Walking TourPullman Trails & Pathways Restaurant GuideVolunteering Walk of Fame

Website: pullmanchamber.com includes membership directory by name and category, demographic information, ‘Hotel & Motel Availability’ reports for busy weekends.

Per quarter 56,802-page views

Per year 227,209-page views

Events in 2018: General Membership Luncheons, Cabaret March 24th, Poster Unveiling and Wine/Brew/Lentil Tasting in June, the Fourth of July, National Lentil Festival August 17-18, 2018, Chocolate Decadence November 8th, Annual Banquet, Holiday Fest December 1st, and Chamber Holiday Party

2018 CHAMBER AWARDS

Chamber Member of the Year – Jill BielenbergMarshall A. Neill Community Service – Rosalie HarmsCivic Improvement – Pullman Regional HospitalChamber Hall of Fame Modern Category – Francis Benjamin

Advocacy: The Pullman Chamber of Commerce is your voice to government in Pullman, Olympia and Washington D.C. We concern ourselves with issues that impact business and the livability of the Pullman community at large. We work closely with city and county officials as well as our state legislators. We are currently part of a Grassroots Alliance with the Association of Washington Business. When you join the Pullman Chamber of Commerce you are being heard. Networking: The Pullman Chamber of Commerce provides numerous opportunities to meet other business leaders in our community.

General Membership Luncheons: Normally scheduled for the second Tuesday of each month at noon, these catered events are opportunities to network with other business leaders, learn about the Pullman community in general, or learn about current business issues.

Business After-Hours: These events provide opportunities for host businesses to show off their facilities and products, as well as an informal time of socializing and “catching up with your fellow Chamber members.” Food and beverages are provided by the host business.

Chamber Website & Directory: The Pullman Chamber of Commerce website contains a full directory of our members including business name, address, phone number, and web link. The companion printed directory within this Activities Guide also includes community profile information. Approximately 15,000 copies are distributed yearly. Members are listed alphabetically, as well as by business category. Our website receives thousands of hits a month, increasing the visibility of our member businesses.

Chamber Email News: This weekly Thursday morning email keeps members up to date about various chamber activities and projects, area workshops and events that would be useful to our members.

Online Events Calendar: Members and nonmembers may post upcoming events on our online calendar, which is viewed and utilized by several other agencies to determine what is happening locally.

Pullman Community Update: Members may submit information about their business for inclusion on the chamber pages of the Pullman Community Update. This monthly newsletter is sent to more than 15,000 businesses and residents in Pullman and Albion. Showcase new product lines, business changes, and your upcoming events, as space allows.

Business Card and Literature Display: The Chamber of Commerce offers a business card and literature display in our 24-hour accessible foyer. We also offer space inside the office. Hundreds of people visit the office each month providing excellent exposure for your business.

Referrals: The Chamber of Commerce proudly serves as the front door to the community. Thousands of requests are made each year for referrals to businesses. Only Chamber members are referred unless there are no Chamber members in the category being requested.

Mailing Labels: Members can purchase the entire membership mailing list on printed labels for $25. Non-members can purchase the lists for $50 on labels. Excel file for one-time use is available for $50 to members only.

Bulk Mail Stamp: The US Post Office offers reduced prices on presorted bulk mail if certain requirements are met. The Chamber’s bulk mail permit number is available for members to use.

Relocation Packet Inserts: Chamber members can supply brochures, fliers, or coupons designed for new residents to the Palouse region for inclusion in relocation packets. This is a free service for Chamber members. Members need to provide 50 inserts at a time to the Chamber office. Information should be no larger than one sheet of 8 1/2” x 11” paper (can be folded).

Seminars and Workshops: Frequently, the Chamber sponsors workshops to help equip you in your business dealings or to update you on changing regulations.

Certificates of Origin: This official stamp provides proof to businesses and governments that the goods being shipped were produced in the United States. Many international firms request such proof.

Grand Openings and Ribbon Cuttings: These events are provided for new members as a welcome to the community and are also available for business members who are expanding or dedicating new facilities.

Small Business Service: The Chamber has a large network of business connections. Whether you are looking for sites, developers or counseling, the Chamber can point you in the right direction. We work closely with the Small Business Development Center and the local Economic Development agencies to provide support for our business community.

Membership Decal: Studies show that when a consumer knows a small business is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, they are 44% more likely to think favorably of it and 63% more likely to purchase goods or services from the company in the future. Display your decal proudly. The decal is an important way to tell your customers you support the Pullman Chamber of Commerce. Look for this logo when shopping in Pullman.

Business Member of the Month provides a number of ways to reach our community: your company name, logo, links to your online pages, and any events or specials you are promoting will be in an exclusive sidebar in the weekly e-news for your chosen month; your company name/logo will be included in that month's Pullman Community Update publication (15,000+ recipients) as the Business Member of the Month; representation on the Pullman Chamber webpage with a link to your website; weekly mention on the Chamber Facebook page (1,742+ followers) and Twitter (2,230+ followers) noting any offers, weekly specials, events or blurbs (supplied in advance by the sponsor) with links to webpages and use of preferred hashtag during sponsored month; 3-5 minutes to address the membership at the monthly general membership luncheon; tent cards with business name and logo on each table at luncheon; placement of flyers and/or giveaways on each table at luncheon; tell your story with a display in the Pullman Chamber office where visitors and community members routinely congregate; if desired, company can provide Chamber staff with logo t-shirts which can be worn on a specific day chosen by the sponsor (barring Chamber event days) or on non-specific days during that month; radio mention as our Business Member of the Month in 27 rotating ads aired that month on KHTR 104.3 and KQZB 100.5 between the hours of 6 a.m.-7 p.m. This sponsorship is available for $350, and all benefits will be exclusive to the Chamber Business of the Month.

PROGRAMS AND BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP

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ALAN HODGESAlan is the manager of Washington Federal in Pullman. Alan grew up a Cornhusker, but quickly became a Coug after moving to the Palouse in 2002. Alan has been involved in the banking industry since 1983. He and his wife, Melanie, are also the owners of Lily Bee’s in downtown Pullman. Alan is a member of Kiwanis and an affiliate member of the Whitman County Realtor’s Association. Both Alan and Melanie are huge boosters of the WSU Women’s Basketball

program and have perfect attendance at home games over the last seven years. They have six adult children and 15 grandchildren.

ALLISON LEVENSELLERAllison is the Property Director of the Holiday Inn Express and Suites and is also a past chamber president. She has lived in Pullman for 25 years, and is originally from Tacoma, WA. Allison and her family have enjoyed the benefits of living in a college town and the incredible education the Pullman School District offered. She enjoys being a board member as it has given her wonderful opportunities to share

information and ideas with others in the community. Allison is also active on the Lodging Tax Advisory Board.

ANDREW FLABETICH Andrew is a Commercial Insurance Agent HUB International in Pullman. Andrew (WSU ’12), his wife Allison (WSU ’13) have called Pullman home since they arrived on the WSU campus as freshman in 2008. Originally from Vancouver and Walla Walla, Andrew and Allison love the small-town lifestyle in Pullman with the social and cultural relevance that the university brings. They’re also excited for their daughter to grow up in a great education system, and

where WSU is right across town. They love the Cougs, their church, traveling, spending time with family, working on their house, and meeting new friends. You can find Andrew at every Cougar football home game, and Allison at the warm ones. Andrew is active in his church and currently services on the board at Palouse Care Net.

BOB MAXWELLBob is the superintendent of the Pullman School District and has participated in a number of chamber events since moving to Pullman in 2014. He is a current member of Kiwanis, participates on various committees and enjoys volunteering in the community. In his spare time, Bob can be found fishing, hunting, hiking or rock hounding. Bob and his wife, Adrienne, love Pullman and the array of

outdoor activities, arts, entertainment, and athletic events. Bob and Adrienne; have two girls Madeline and Kate attending Pullman High School and Lincoln Middle School. Being a member of the Chamber and the Chamber Board is an opportunity to help enhance the community. Membership in the chamber and on the Board is a way to give back to the community for its generous support, great work and commitment to our schools.

DOUG COXDoug is a past president of the board and graduated from WSU with a degree in Ag Business (’93) after growing up on a farm in Hay, WA. Doug is employed as a Vice President & Commercial Lender at Columbia Bank and has provided lending services in Pullman over the past 18 years. Pullman activities include Palouse Discovery Science Center, Pullman Civil Service Commission and the Pullman Chamber Board Member. His hobbies include hunting, scuba, snow &

water skiing. Doug has two kids, Hunter (18) and Reagan (15) attending WSU and PHS.

FRANCIS BENJAMINFrancis came to this region to attend college, met his wife Heidi, and never left. Pullman provides great work opportunities, has a wonderful climate, and is the perfect place to raise a family. He works at Washington State University ‘06 & ’14 designing psychological research experiments, providing technology solutions, and teaching Real Estate. He owns FAB Consulting, a technology solutions consulting company. Francis

served on Pullman’s City Council 2003-2015 and is former president of the Association of Washington Cities. He co-leads the 5-day Be The Entrepreneur Bootcamp. He is active on the chamber’s lentil festival and government affairs & economic development committees and in the community: Kiwanis, Boy Scouts, Pullman Community Council on Aging, Palouse Knowledge Corridor, and Pullman 2040.

GLENN JOHNSONFormer Chamber President Glenn Johnson is in his fourth term as Mayor of Pullman and chair of the Pullman Moscow Regional Airport. He continues as the “Voice of the Cougs” at Washington State University for football and men’s basketball games, now in his 38th year. In January 2016 Glenn was named Honorary Alumnus of Washington State University, the highest honor a non-graduate of WSU

can achieve. Glenn serves on the Board of Directors of the Chamber and is an active volunteer with a number of chamber committees: Fourth of July (chair); Artesians; Government Affairs; and volunteers with Lentil Festival and Cabaret. Several years ago, he received the first ever Continuous Service Award from the Chamber. He also volunteers as the Public Information Officer for the Pullman Fire Department and helps with Whitman County during emergencies. He is on the board of directors of United Way, the Community Action Center, the Palouse Free Clinic, the Washington State Association of Broadcasters, and Municipal Research and Service Center based in Seattle. He is a trustee and chair of the Employee Benefit Trust that insures city workers in about 245 cities in the state and was appointed by the Washington Secretary of Transportation to serve on the Transportation Improvement Board. He is the former president of the Association of Washington Cities, the association that represents all 281 cities in the state. He is professor emeritus in the Murrow College at WSU.

JILL BIELENBERGJill is a lifelong native of the Palouse with family roots in Genesee, Idaho. She has always had a bi-lateral focus on professional education and high-volume restaurants. After living in the Seattle area, she returned to the Palouse and assumed the role of the general manager of the famed Breakfast Club in Moscow while obtaining multiple degrees in various fields of education from the University of Idaho. While pursuing her career in Early Childhood

Development/Special Education, she also held a role on state/national boards and committees for public policy and curriculum development for early childhood and special education initiatives. Most recently she was the president for Idaho’s Association for the Education of Young Children Board of Directors. In 2012 Jill took on the position of the general manager for Birch & Barley. She has taken great pride in being part of the Pullman community and feels honored to be working amongst such inspiring business men and women. Jill looks forward to continuing her efforts to give back and increase our goal of making Pullman a better place to live, work, and do business as a member of the Pullman Chamber Board of Directors Vice President (and as the current Legendary Lentil Festival Cook-off Coordinator!).

JOE KURLE Joe is a senior at Washington State University and the current Director of Community Affairs for ASWSU. He will graduate in May of 2018 with a BA in Strategic Communication and a minor in Business Administration. In addition to representing ASWSU in the Pullman community, he also serves as the WSU Interfraternity Council Director of Policy and Procedure and is a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon

fraternity on campus. Joe is a Pullman native and is incredibly grateful for the family and community that raised him. His goal is to use his experience and knowledge of the city of Pullman to connect WSU students with the resources, businesses and opportunities that he grew up with.

JOREEN BRINKMANJoReen currently lives in Pullman with her husband Cameron Brinkman, and their two children. She graduated from Lewiston High School with honors in 1994. She went on to attend Idaho State University and later transferred to the University of Idaho, graduating with a B.S. in Mass Communication and a minor in Art. From 1999-2006 JoReen owned and operated Lasting Impressions Photography in Moscow. In 2005, she and her husband Cam bought Subway

restaurants in Pullman and in Colfax. They have since added locations at the WSU Compton Union Building and in Walmart which also houses Auntie Anne’s Pretzel Perfect. JoReen was the bookkeeper and office manager for all of these businesses until she accepted a position with the WSU Foundation in January of 2017. Other involvements include: United Way Executive Board Secretary, 2011-2017; YMCA of the Palouse Board of Trustees, 2013-2017; Pullman Chamber of Commerce Cabaret Committee, 2005-2016; YMCA Annual Fundraising event, 2013-2016; and Association of Washington Business Board Member, 2015-2016.

MARTY NORTHCROFTMarty is the Assistant Athletic Director of Marketing at Washington State University. A graduate of WSU class of 1996, Marty is no stranger to Pullman. He returned to Pullman in August of 2012 after spending five years at the University of Virginia and one year at the University of Oklahoma. Prior to his previous positions he worked for the Seattle Mariners as the Marketing Manager from 2000 until 2004 and was also the Assistant Director of Marketing at WSU from 2004 to

2006. Marty and his wife TyAnne have two sons, Caleb (11) and Brayden (7), and a daughter Maya (3).

MEGAN GUIDOMegan is the Chief Marketing & Community Relations Officer at Pullman Regional Hospital. She received her Bachelor of Science in Journalism from the University of Idaho and her Master’s in Public Administration from Seattle University. Her experience includes more than 20 years in leadership positions in healthcare and at non-profits in marketing, fundraising and community engagement. She currently oversees

community relations, marketing, digital and social media at Pullman Regional Hospital, a 5 Star, Women’s Choice®, critical access hospital, located in eastern Washington. In addition, she is a licensed trainer for Color Code® (personality and communications style assessment) and is a certified executive and leadership coach.

PAT WRIGHTFormer president Pat Wright is another long-term member of the Board of Directors. Since her retirement as general manager of The Bookie, Pat has remained active in the Pullman community. She enjoys working part-time at Neill's Flowers and Gifts and on the Pullman City Council. In addition to being a Chamber of Commerce Board Member, Pat is Past President and Membership Chair of Pullman Regional Hospital Auxiliary and is a member of the Board of

Directors of the Pullman Education Foundation. Pat has lived in Pullman since 1975. She is originally from New York, and moved to California before residing in Pullman.

PJ SANCHEZPJ is a Washington State University graduate and the Branch Manager at Washington Trust Bank in Pullman. He has worked at Washington Trust Bank since it opened its doors in Pullman and has been the Branch Manager since May of 2014. Since moving to the Palouse in the fall of 2009, PJ has enjoyed volunteering and being involved in the Pullman Community. PJ is involved in several civic groups including the Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation Board of Directors,

Kiwanis Club, and Lions Club. PJ lives in Pullman with his wife, Kelli Kamimura, who is the Head Women’s Golf Coach at WSU, and their dog, Gus. In his spare time, PJ enjoys golfing, traveling and attending all Cougar sporting events.

MEET THE BOARD

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The Pullman Chamber of Commerce has developed the following committees to aid in the effort to make Pullman a better place to live, work and do business. New members, thoughts and creative ideas are always welcome. If you would like to join one of these committees, please contact the Pullman Chamber of Commerce at (509) 334-3565.

AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS COMMITTEE - RON WACHTER

This Committee fosters issues pertaining to the agricultural community and supports the need to grow and develop the agricultural industry.

Projects: 4th of July BBQ, Palouse Empire Fair sales and the Port Tour in conjunction with the Pullman Chamber.

ARTESIAN COMMITTEE

Members of this committee act as representatives at ground breakings, grand openings, dedications and other events. Membership is based on service to the chamber.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION COMMITTEE - MARIE DYMKOSKI

This committee provides the opportunity for the business community to discuss items and events of interest or concern. The group also works to facilitate promotion opportunities for the retail sector.

Meeting time: Second Wednesday of each month at 7:30 a.m. at the Daily Grind Coffee House in downtown Pullman.

CABARET – BRITNEE PACKWOOD

Cabaret is the major fund-raising event for the chamber. Each spring, this formal affair has live and silent auctions, live music, dinner and dancing. This group is always looking for people with a creative flair.

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS- KELLY FUKAI

This committee considers, reviews, and acts on local, state and national issues that directly affect the Pullman business community. It strives to keep members informed of these issues. This committee meets regularly via conference call with area legislators during legislative session.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - FRANCIS BENJAMIN

Business growth and retention is the priority of this committee. This includes; encouraging business retention, recruiting new business and the continual quest for business growth and opportunities.

Projects: Legislative agenda, Pullman Business Portal, seminars, monitoring current government regulations and issues.

Meeting Time: The third Friday of each month, 7:30 a.m., SEL Event Center (group meets twice monthly during legislative session)

4TH OF JULY - GLENN JOHNSON

This committee plans and coordinates Pullman’s community celebration that is held each year in Sunnyside Park. Activities include

fireworks, live entertainment, BBQ, concessions, children’s games and more.

Meeting Time: Three meetings each year as announced.

NATIONAL LENTIL FESTIVAL – BRITNEE PACKWOOD

This two-day, free event is held in late August each year. Activities include: Live Entertainment, Grand Parade, 5k Fun Run, Lentil Lane Food Court, Vendor Marketplace, Beer, Wine and Hard Cider Tasting Tent, Lentil Land Children’s Area, Free Lentil Chili, Cook-off Competition, Sports Tournaments and more. The festival likes to see new faces and hear fresh ideas.

Meeting Time: Announced, as needed

THE PALOUSE SCENIC BYWAY – CAROL COOPER

Working with small, Palouse communities along the byway to increase business, tourism and awareness of events and activities.

PULLMAN-WSU RELATIONS - MARIE DYMKOSKI

Working closely with WSU, ASWSU and chamber members to continue strong relations with students/businesses in Pullman. Where ‘there’s unity in the community’ to bridge the gap between campus and the Pullman community. The committee works on creating events that bring the students into the community and the community involvement with WSU. Projects: “30 Days of Pullman”, “Restaurant Week”, “National Lentil Festival”, “Holiday Fest”

Meeting Time: Third Wednesday bi-monthly, 3:00 p.m., Daily Grind Coffee House in downtown Pullman.

HOLIDAY FEST – BRITNEE PACKWOOD

This group plans Chocolate Decadence, Pullman’s Holiday Fest and Tree Lighting and holiday decorations throughout Pullman.

Meeting time: Once in October

ChAmBER lED InITIATIVESPULLMAN 2040

Pullman 2040 is a comprehensive visioning process designed to engage the entire community in creating a long-range vision for the Pullman community. Pullman 2040 will also create a detailed action plan to help ensure that community priorities established in the vision are achieved. pullman2040.org

PULLMAN TOWN AND GOWN

The Pullman community and Washington State University foster and maintain a strong relationship, characterized by high levels of communication and collaboration. Utilizing shared resources, both entities work together to identify opportunities, leverage resources, and address areas for improvement. As a result of this strong relationship, Pullman is recognized as an exceptional college town.

CHAMBER COMMITTEESROBERT REMBERTRobert is a past President of the Board of Directors, as well as a civil litigation attorney and shareholder at Irwin, Myklebust, Savage & Brown, P.S., Pullman’s full-service community law firm. He attended Western Washington University where he obtained his undergraduate degree and met his wife, Jeannine. Rob attended Seattle University School of Law and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1996. He is a member of both the Washington and Idaho Bar Associations,

has served as President of the Whitman County Bar Association and chairs the Lewis & Clark State College Legal Support Programs Advisory Committee. Active in the Pullman community, Rob has been a member of the Board of Directors of the Pullman Education Foundation, a Commissioner on the Whitman County Elected Officials Salary Commission and was a Trustee for Neill Public Library for over ten years. Rob, Jeannine and their three children enjoy making Pullman their home.

STACY PEARSON Stacy is the Vice President for Finance and Administration at Washington State University since early 2017. She provides leadership and oversight of the University’s financial, facilities, multi campus planning and administrative operations and serves as the executive sponsor of the Modernization Initiative to lead the implementation of a cloud based financial and human resources system and oversee the change management process. Prior to coming

to WSU, Pearson served as Boise State University’s vice president for finance and administration for 12 years. Stacy also serves on the Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation Board, the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport and is involved in the Town Gown Collaborative and the Pullman 2040 initiative as a representative of WSU. She has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Idaho and master of Public Administration degree from Boise State University and is a licensed certified public accountant in the state of Washington. Stacy was named the 2013 Idaho Woman of the Year by the Idaho Business Review.

STEPHANIE SCHWEITZERStephanie graduated from Washington State University in 2000 with a degree in economics. She joined Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories in 2001, and since then has worked in communications, government affairs, employee development and business research roles. Today, she leads SEL's Marketing and Communications team. Stephanie serves on the boards of the Association of Washington Business, Washington Business Week, and the

Pullman Chamber of Commerce as well as SEL's corporate board of directors, and participates in the Inland Northwest Community Foundation's grants committee.

SUSAN WEEDFormer Chamber President Susan Weed (1996-97) is co-owner and Office Manager for Pullman radio stations NewsTalk 1150 KQQQ-AM and 104.7 FM – KQQQ, Newcountry 104.3-KHTR, and Hits 100.5-KQZB. She is a long term member of the Chamber’s Board of Directors, serves as a member of the Pullman School District Board of Directors, as well as on the Pullman Civil Service Commission. Born and raised in

Seattle, Susan and her husband Bill have owned and operated Pullman's radio

stations since 1974. Susan says that Pullman has been a wonderful place to raise their 3 kids, and she loves going to businesses where she knows and can trust the person behind the counter. She believes that if you care deeply about something, like she does about our community, then it is important be get involved. Being a Board member gives Susan the satisfaction of knowing that she is helping to make Pullman a better place to live, work and do business!

THERESA MYERSFormer president Theresa Myers is the co-owner of Myers Auto Rebuild and Towing. She is from Kent, and has lived in Pullman for 34 years. Theresa loves the small town lifestyle in Pullman, and she adds that it is a great place to raise kids, due to the great schools. There is a variety of cultural and sporting events in the region, and she enjoys being so close to outdoor recreation opportunities and likes to watch the seasons change. As a member of the Board of Directors, she

finds it meaningful to help build a vital economic base for the citizens of Pullman, and to promote Pullman and the region as a great place to live and do business. Theresa says that it is important to educate people that Pullman has many great businesses and that they don’t need to go out of town to find what they need, as it is offered right here in town.

TOM HANDYTom is a three-time former President of the Pullman Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. He is the owner of Paradise Creek Brewery and Landmark Property Development. Born in rural Wisconsin, Tom has lived in Pullman since 1984. He appreciates the small-town atmosphere with the mix of big city influences that Pullman offers. Tom says that Pullman is not just a great place to raise and educate children; it is also a friendly business community that has a

can-do forward thinking city administration. He has been engaged with the chamber and on the board since 2003. The chamber gives him an opportunity to be active in an organization that truly makes a positive impact on the prosperity of Pullman and the surrounding area.

TONY POSTONTony is the current President of the Board of Directors as well as the owner of College Hill Custom Threads, a custom apparel design company. Originally from Sandpoint, Idaho, Tony graduated from Washington State University in 2007 after earning a degree in Political Science/Pre-Law. During his time as an undergrad, Tony was active in ASWSU, The Inter-fraternity Council and The Student Entertainment Board and fell in love with WSU and the City of

Pullman and hoped to return in the future. The opportunity finally presented itself in 2011, when he and two others founded College Hill Custom Threads near campus. Tony believes that the Chamber of Commerce can help show that Pullman is not only a great college town but the perfect place to raise a family and start a business. By helping coordinate fun and exciting events he wants to help bridge the gap between local businesses and WSU students, showing that both can work together to benefit from each other.

USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council2780 W Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-3023pea-lentil.com

ANIMAL HEALTH,

SUPPLIES, & SERVICES

Amber’s Grooming Salon1250 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste HPullman, WA 99163(509) 432-5483ambersgroomingsalon.com

Tail Waggin Adventures LLC4481 SR 27Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2275

Whitman County Humane Society, Inc1340 SE Old Moscow RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3422whitmanpets.org

WSU College of Veterinary MedicinePO Box 647010Pullman, WA 99164(509) 335-9515vetmed.wsu.edu

ARTS, CULTURE &

ENTERTAINMENT

Artisans at the Dahmen Barn419 N Park WayUniontown, WA 99179(509) 229-3414artisanbarn.org

Beasley ColiseumPO Box 641710925 N Fairway RdPullman, WA 99164-1710(509) 335-3526cougarlaserarena.com

Community Band of the PalouseGladish Community Center, Rm B-20115 NW State StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6270palouseband.org

Concert Harpist for CompassionPO Box 412Pullman, WA 99163(509) 592-8931harpistforcompassion.org

Cougar Entertainment Center1234 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 339-6114cougarlaserarena.com

DLG Enterprises, Craft Fair PromotionPO Box 194Albion, WA 99102(509) 332-5206palouse.net/dlgenterprises

Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails125 SE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-7727facebook.com/foundrypullman

Gladish Community & Cultural Center115 NW State St, Ste 212 APullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8081gladishcommunity.org

National Lentil Festival415 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3565lentilfest.com

Palouse Choral SocietyPO Box 8112Moscow, ID 83843(509) 432-3712palousechoralsociety.org

Palouse Discovery Science Center950 Nelson CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6869palousescience.org

Pullman Civic TheatreNye Street Theatre1220 NW Nye StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8406pullmancivictheatre.org

Red Barn Farms501 Wawawai RdColton, WA 99113(509) 995-6335red-barn-farms.com

Regional Theatre of the Palouse122 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0750rtoptheatre.org

The Seasoned House215 SE Paradise StPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-9160theseasonedhouse.com

Village Centre Theatres LLC1085 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1002pullmanmovies.com

Washington Idaho SymphonyPO Box 9185Moscow, ID 83843-1685(509) 332-3408washingtonidahosymphony.org

WSU Museum of Art6077, FAC, Wilson RdPullman, WA 99164-7460(509) 335-6140museum.wsu.edu

WSU Performing ArtsDaggy HallWSUPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-8522performingarts.wsu.edu

Zeppoz780 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7101

AUTOMOTIVE

Brian’s Body Shop2530 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-5822

Chipman & Taylor Chevrolet250 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3555chipmantaylor.com

Evergreen Tire 300 NE Stadium WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7551evergreentirepullman.com

Heritage Wheel & Tire520 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2595

Jess Ford of Pullman2590 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6000jessford.com

Les Schwab Tire Centers160 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1835lesschwab.com/store/wa/pullman/317

Myers Auto Rebuild & Towing2580 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1717myersautorebuildandtowing.com

Northwest Auto Parts200 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2585

Perfection Tire1030 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4075perfectiontire.com

Wysup Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram1115 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4525wysupcars.com

BUSINESS &

PROFESSIONAL

SERVICES

Allegra Image 360205 NW Whitman, Ste APullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4275allegrapalouse.com

Appearances Marketing & Promotion129 W 3rd St, #104Moscow, ID 83843(208) 301-3170

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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORYACCOUNTING & LEGAL

Aitken, Schauble, Patrick, Neill, & Schauble165 NE Kamiaken, Ste 210Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3505

Carmel Minogue CPA & Associates Inc105 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1225carmelminoguecpa.com

H & R Block151 Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 869-6347hrblock.com

Irwin, Myklebust, Savage & Brown1230 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3502imsblaw.com

Kohut & Kohut LLP1004 Story RdPullman , WA 99163(714) 384-4130kohutlaw.com

Martonick Law Office LLC207 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4808

Mike Allen540 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(425) 202-5911advenienz.com

Mike Lowery, CPA417 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2154

Presnell Gage, PLLC1230 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6541presnellgage.com

Wills & Associates, PLLC254 E Main, Ste 240Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4515willspllc.com

ADVERTISING & MEDIA

A-12 Web Development2520 Valley Center DrSanta Rosa, CA 95405-6832(509) 595-0546A12web.com

ArtBeat, Inc428 W 3rd StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-7400artbeatinc.com

Ccooper ServicesPO Box 478Albion, WA 99102(509) 592-3931

Clear Channel Airports7450 Tilghman St, #104Allentown, PA 18106(610) 395-8002clearchannelairports.com

Dan Walker Productions, LLC1519 Linden AveLewiston, ID 83501(208) 791-7526dwproductions.com

Hagadone Directories, Inc.PO Box 1266Coeur d’Alene, ID 83816(800) 727-9104

HK Creative, Hannah Kroese931 Lewis StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 301-0391hkcreative.co

Home&Harvest MagazinePO Box 9931Moscow, ID 83843(208) 596-4434homeandharvestmagazine.com

Inland Northwest Broadcasting1114 N AlmonMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-2551inlandnwbroadcasting.com

j & h Printing Inc223 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0782jhprintingonline.com

KLEW-TV2626 17th StLewiston, ID 83501(208) 746-2636klewtv.com

Moscow Pullman Daily News220 E Fifth St, Ste 218Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-5561dnews.com

Names and Numbers450 Thain Rd, Ste ELewiston, ID 83501(208) 743-0553namesandnumbers.com

Quality PromotionsPO Box 223Lolo, MT 59847(406) 381-2460qualitypromotionsads.com

Radio PalousePO Box 1Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6551pullmanradio.com

Rdesign112 W 4thMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-5472users.moscow.com/rdesign

Scott Mackey Designs120 SW Church StPullman, WA 99163(509) 288-1448scottmackey.me

Skeeterbuggins Productions300 N Mill St, Ste 2Colfax, WA 99111(208) 301-2691skeeterbuggins.com

The Daily EvergreenEast Murrow 113WSUPullman, WA 99164-2510(509) 335-5138dailyevergreen.com

Values Coupon Magazine2740 Mayfair DrLewiston, ID 83501-4234(208) 816-2428valuescoupons.com

AGRICULTURE, FISHING &

FORESTRY

Four Star Supply, Inc355 NW State StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2511

Helena Chemical13 SR 27Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2591

Hinrichs & Company, LLC155 SE Kamiaken, Ste 2Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8888hinrichstrading.com

O’Donnell, Barbara 1902 O’Donnell RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 715-9477

Pacific Northwest Farmers Cooperative, IncPO Box 151Colfax, WA 99111(509) 397-4381pnw.coop

Palouse Trading4932 SR 27Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1535palousebrand.com

CONSTRUCTION,

MAINTENANCE, &

REPAIR

Brown Contracting & Development, Inc2205 N Woodruff Rd, Ste 1Spokane Valley, WA 99206(509) 444-4400browncon.com

Cheetah ElectricPO Box 9221Moscow, ID 83843(208) 883-1099CheetahElectric.com

Corporate Pointe Developers LLC840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 202Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4700corporatept.com

Design West Architects254 E MainPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3113designwestpa.com

DeTray’s Custom Housing 10209 149th St EPuyallup, WA 98374(253) 840-6773detrayscustomhousing.com

Hayden Homes, LLC1218 Big Sky CtPullman, WA 99163(800) 923-6607hayden-homes.com

Hilliard’s Heating & Plumbing370 NW ParkPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5713

Itani Development1515 SW Wadleigh DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2360itaniqualityhomes.com

Jim Stivers Painting1435 Desmet RdDesmet, ID 83824(208) 882-5135

KACI General Contractor1300 SE Johnson RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4987kacigc.com

Ken Paulson Plumbing1401 Country Club RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-0824kenpaulsonplumbinginc.com

Moscow Pullman Building Supply400 SE FairmontPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2627mbspbs.com

Palouse Design Associates, PLLC1005 SW CrestviewPullman, WA 99163(509) 432-6652palousedesignassociates.com

Poe Asphalt Paving, IncPO Box 449Lewiston, ID 83501(509) 334-6400poeasphalt.com

PortogoPO Box 8748Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-3030

Prodigy Construction1165 S Grand Ave, #49Pullman, WA 99163(509) 280-0419prodigyconstruction.org

Pullman Heating & Electric1045 NW Davis WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5611

Total Construction Services, IncPO Box 563Pullman, WA 99163(509) 339-3352

Yellow Duck RefrigerationPO Box 1326Pullman, WA 99163(509) 330-0479

EDUCATION &

GOVERNMENT

Brelsford WSU Visitor Center150 E Spring StPullman, WA 99164-1912(509) 335-4636

Building Blocks Child Care Center, Inc805 SE Klemgard AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0161buildingblocksccc.com

Casavant, Ken1010 SW Itani DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 432-1643

City of Pullman325 SE Paradise StPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-3204

Facilities ServicesPO Box 643611Pullman, WA 99164(509) 335-5571cpd.wsu.edu

Heston, Mike - Pullman Fire Chief620 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 338-3272

Jenkins, Gary - Pullman Police Chief260 SE Kamiaken StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0802pullman-wa.gov/departments/police

Logos School110 Baker StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-1226logosschool.com

Montessori School of Pullman115 NW State, Ste 109Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4114pullmanmontessori.org

Pullman Christian School345 SW Kimball CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3545pullmanchristianschool.org

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Automated Accounts, Inc430 W SharpSpokane, WA 99201(509) 326-2276automatedaccounts.com

Better Business Bureau - E. WA, N. ID, MT152 S Jefferson, Ste 200Spokane, WA 99201(509) 455-4200spokane.bbb.org

Express Employment Professionals624 Bryden AveLewiston, ID 83501(208) 743-6507lewistonid.expresspros.com

FAB Consulting600 SW FountainPullman, WA 99163(509) 432-6428

FirstStrike Advertising225 SW Skyline DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1111firststrikeadvertising.com

GeoProfessional Innovation Corporation6 O’Donnell RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-2000

Gladish Community & Cultural Center115 NW State St, Ste 212 APullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8081gladishcommunity.org

Impact Grant Services250 NW HarrisonPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-4575impactgrantservices.com

j & h Printing Inc223 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0782jhprintingonline.com

Mike Lowery, CPA417 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2154

Palouse Country Photo ToursPO Box 246 Colfax, WA 99111(509) 336-5260palousetours.com

Palouse Knowledge CorridorPO Box 9203Moscow, ID 83843palouseknowledgecorridor.com

Pioneer Title Company of Washington840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 102Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2210pioneertitleco.com

Plateau Archaeological Investigations, LLC115 NW State St, Ste 308Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3830plateau-crm.com

Rain Shadow Research119 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7495

SCORE Spokane801 W Riverside Ave, #444Spokane, WA 99201(509) 353-2821scorespokane.org

SEL Event Center1825 Schweitzer DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-5050seleventcenter.com

Sims Glass195 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2545

Small Business Development CenterWSU Research & Technology Park1615 NE Eastgate Blvd, Ste 650Pullman, WA 99163(509) 335-8081wsbdc.org

Southeast Washington Economic Development Association409 N Main StColfax, WA 99111(509) 288-1317seweda.org

Sun Rental Center1105 SE LatahPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2444pullmansunrental.com

Swan Agency - AllState Insurance745 N Grand Ave, Ste 104Pullman, WA 99163(509) 339-6126agents.allstate.com/taylor-swan-pullman-wa.html

WhiteRock Consulting Group, Inc925 SE Sunnymead WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 595-5353whiterockcg.com

Whitman County Association of Realtors115 SW Blaine, Ste APullman, WA 99163(509) 338-0949whitmancountyrealtors.com

Wills & Associates, PLLC254 E Main, Ste 240Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4515willspllc.com

WSU Compton Union Building1500 NE Terrell MallPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-8142cub.wsu.edu

YCC International645 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7117yccic.com

COMPUTERS,

TECHNOLOGY,

ELECTRONICS &

TELECOM

First Step Internet1420 S Blaine St, Ste 10Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-8869fsr.com

Frontier Communications122 W E StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 883-8881frontier.com

Inland Cellular960 W Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4994inlandcellular.com

Palouse Technology ServicesPullman, WA 99163(509) 872-5061

Relay Application Innovation, Inc895 SE Clearwater DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-9138relayapplication.com

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Kiwanis Club of PullmanPO Box 716Pullman, WA 99163(509) 592-8406kiwanisclubofpullman.org

League of Women Voters of PullmanPO Box 366Pullman, WA 99163lwvpullman.org

Living Faith Fellowship1035 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1035lffmtc.org

Mack Strong TEAM-WORKS Foundation6947 Coal Creek Pkwy #450Newcastle, WA 98059(206) 922-5340teamworksfoundation.org

Neill Public Library210 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 338-3252neill-lib.org

Palouse Audubon SocietyPO Box 3606Moscow, ID 83843(509) 334-3817palouseaudubon.org

Palouse Care Network1515 W A StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-2370palousecarenetwork.com

Palouse Cares216 SunriseMoscow, ID 83843(208) 310-1745palousecares.org

Palouse Chamber of CommercePO Box 174Palouse, WA 99161(509) 878-1811visitpalouse.com

Palouse Conservation District1615 NE Eastgate Blvd, Section HPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4101palousecd.org

Palouse Habitat for Humanity306 N MainMoscow, ID 83843(208) 883-8502palousehabitat.org

Palouse Land Trust312 S Washington StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 669-0722palouselandtrust.org

Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute (PCEI)PO Box 8596Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-1444pcei.org

Pullman Chamber of Commerce415 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3565pullmanchamber.com

Pullman Child Welfare/Pullman Food Bank1125 NW Nye St, #BPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-0801cacwhitman.org/food-nutrition

Pullman Christian Childcare Center345 SW KimballPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3545pullmanchristianchildcare.com

Pullman Civic TrustPO Box 322Pullman, WA 99163(509) 338-9108pullmancivictrust.org

Pullman Community Council on AgingPO Box 1123Pullman, WA 99163(509) 339-4000PullmanCCoA.org

Pullman Farmers Market415 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3565facebook.com/pullmanmarket

Pullman Firefighters - L1892PO Box 101Pullman, WA 99163(509) 432-9515iafflocal1892.org

Pullman Foursquare Church135 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8612pullmanfoursquare.org

Pullman Greyhound BoostersPO Box 456Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1551pullmanhighboosters.org

Pullman Lions ClubPO Box 402Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2341e-clubhouse.org/sites/pullman

Pullman Police Officers Guild260 SE Kamiaken StPullman, WA 99163(509) 344-0802

Pullman Presbyterian Church1630 NE Stadium WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2659pullmanpc.org

RenegAID Innovative Disaster ReliefPO Box 243Palouse, WA 99161(509) 595-8777renegaid.org

Resonate Church915 SE High StreetPullman, WA 99163(509) 330-6741experienceresonate.com

Rotary Club of PullmanPO Box 335Pullman, WA 99163pullmanrotary.org

Rural Resources1615 NE Eastgate BlvdSection G, Ste 4EPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0365ruralresources.org

Sacred Heart Catholic Church440 NE Ash StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5312sacredheartpullman.org

Simpson United Methodist Church325 NE Maple StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5212simpsonumc.org

St James Church Pullman1410 NE Stadium WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1742stjamespullman.org

Trinity Lutheran Church1300 NE LybeckerPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1985trinitypullman.org

United Way of PullmanPO Box 426Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3691uwaypullman.org

Washington Nonprofits126 S Main StSeattle, WA 98144(855) 299-2922washingtonnonprofits.org

Whitman County Historical SocietyPO Box 67Colfax, WA 99111(509) 397-2555whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org

Whitman County Landlord-Tenant Association125 SE High StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1281wclta.com

YMCA of the Palouse 105 NE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3524palouseymca.org

Pullman City Planning Director325 SE Paradise StPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-3213pullman-wa.gov

Pullman School District - Superintendent240 SE Dexter StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3581psd267.org

Schoesler, Senator MarkPO Box 40409Olympia, WA 98504-0409(509) 659-1774

Spokane Falls Community College185 Veterans WayPullman, WA 99164(509) 332-2706spokanefalls.edu

Student Entertainment Board320 Compton Union BuildingPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-3503seb.wsu.edu

Washington Policy CenterPO Box 3643Seattle, WA 98124-3643(206) 937-9691washingtonpolicy.org

Washington State Magazine.2013C IT BuildingWSUPullman, WA 99164-1227(509) 335-2388magazine.wsu.edu

Washington State University - University CommunicationsPO Box 645910Pullman, WA 99164-5910(509) 335-2531wsu.edu

Whitman County Library102 S MainColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-4366whitco.lib.wa.us

WSU - Office of ResearchPO Box 646525Pullman, WA 99164(509) 335-3574

WSU - PresidentPO Box 641048Pullman, WA 99164-1048(509) 335-4200wsu.edu

WSU Alumni Association1 Alumni WayPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-2586alumni.wsu.edu

WSU Athletics DirectorBohler Athletic ComplexCougar Way - WSUPullman, WA 99164-1602(509) 335-0200wsucougars.com

WSU FoundationPO Box 641925Pullman, WA 99164-1925(509) 335-6686

WSU Real Estate Operations2425 E Grimes WayPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-7049realestate.wsu.edu

WSU University CommunicationsFrench Ad Bldg 446JPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-3518ucomm.wsu.edu

WSU University RecreationPO Box 641830Pullman, WA 99164(509) 335-8732urec.wsu.edu

FAMILY, COMMUNITY &

CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS

Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse111 E 2nd StMoscow, ID 83843(509) 332-0552atvp.org

American Cancer Society 920 N Washington St, Ste 200Spokane, WA 99201(509) 242-8303relayforlife.org/pullmanwa

Backyard HarvestMartin Wellness Center510 W Palouse River DrMoscow, ID 83843(208) 669-2259backyardharvest.org

Boy Scouts of America915 6th StClarkston, WA 99403(509) 758-7575nwscouts.org

Center for Civic Engagement (WSU)Compton Union Building (CUB)Lower Level (L48)Pullman, WA 99164-7204(509) 335-7708cce.wsu.edu

Citizen’s Climate Lobby Palouse Region Chapter1040 Creston LanePullman, WA 99163(509) 768-3458cclpalouse.org

Colfax Chamber of Commerce623 N Perkins AveColfax, WA 99111(509) 553-9729explorecolfax.com

College Hill AssociationPO Box 164Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-5321collegehillassociation.org

Community Action Center350 SE Fairmont RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-9147cacwhitman.com

Community Child Care Center530 NW Larry StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-9290community-childcare.org

Community Congregational United Church of Christ525 NE Campus AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6411pullmanucc.org

Concordia Lutheran Church1015 NE Orchard DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2830concordiapullman.org

Disability Action Center NW505 N Main StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 883-0523dacnw.org

Emmanuel Baptist Church1300 SE Sunnymead WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5015ebcpullman.org

Encounter Ministries190 SE CrestviewPO Box 55Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2273encounterministries.org

Evangelical Free Church of the Palouse4812 Airport RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 872-3390efreepalouse.org

Family Promise of the PalousePO Box 9389Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-0165familypromisepalouse.org

Friends of Hospice115 NW State St, Ste 117Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4414friendsofhospice.net

Girl Scouts of Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho1404 N Ash StSpokane, WA 99201(509) 747-8091gsewni.org

HOPE Center Moscow1212 W Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4144hopecentermoscow.com

iBELIEVE of the PalousePO Box 1191Pullman, WA 99163

Inland Northwest Community Foundation421 W Riverside Ave, Ste 606Spokane, WA 99201-0405(509) 624-2606inwcf.org

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FINANCE & INSURANCE

Banner Bank300 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1561

Banner Investment Services - John Sandstrom300 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 434-3830

Buck & Affiliates Insurance West594 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 104Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-5999buckwest.com

Columbia Bank795 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7940ColumbiaBank.com

Dave Christy State Farm Insurance690 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste CPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2500davechristyinsurance.com

Edward Jones1260 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste CPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1564edwardjones.com

HRC Wealth Management, LLC315 S AlmonMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-5547hrcwealth.com

HUB International Insurance375 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3535hubinternational.com

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 201Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7411nmfn.com/mikewaite

P1FCU-Potlatch No 1 Federal Credit Union1690 SE Harvest DrPullman, WA 99163-6000(509) 332-4290 p1fcu.org

Pioneer Insurance, LLC104 NW Stadium WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4141

Umpqua Bank225 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2042umpqua.com

US Bank301 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1313usbank.com

Waddell & Reed205 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2543yourvaluesourvision.wrfa.com

Washington Federal Bank236 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4009washingtonfederal.com

Washington Trust Bank670 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2827watrust.com

WSECU - Bishop405 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(800) 562-0999wsecu.org

WSECU - CUB1500 NE Terrell MallPullman, WA 99164(800) 562-0999wsecu.org

HEALTHCARE

Beneficial In-Home Care727 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 339-7733bihc.biz

Better Health Together412 E Spokane Falls BlvdSpokane, Wa 99202(509) 321-7500www.betterhealthtogether.org

ClearView Eye Clinic, Audiology & Aesthetics2500 W A St, Ste 202Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4662cveyes.com

Family Eye Clinic560 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3300pullmaneyedoctor.com

GCAM Pullman320 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 715-1090gcamplasma.com

Gritman Medical Center700 S Main StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4511gritman.org

Inland Northwest Blood Center840 SE Bishop Blvd, #103Pullman, WA 99163(800) 423-0151 ext. 5202inbcsaves.org

Jonny Fisher, DDS690 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste DPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2366JonnyFisherDDS.com

Kindred at Home1610 NE Eastgate Blvd, Ste 850Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6016kindredathome.com

Kindred Hospice1610 NE Eastgate Blvd, Ste 610Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2236

Latah Recovery Center531 S Main, #BMoscow, ID 83843(208) 883-1045latahrecoverycenter.org

Life Flight Network7740 Airport Complex NorthPO Box 481Pullman, WA 99163(509) 678-4364lifeflight.org

Mint Condition Dental1410 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, Washington 99163(509) 339-6511

Moscow Family Eye Care1205 E 6th StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-3434moscowfamilyeye.com

Moscow Pullman OBGYN1205 SE Professional Mall BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6777www.moscowpullmanobgyn.com

Palouse Heart Center825 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 130Pullman, WA 99163(509) 336-7577

Palouse Pediatrics1205 SE Professional Mall Blvd, Ste 104Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2605

Palouse Psychiatry & Behavioral Health840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 203Pullman, WA 99163(509) 339-2394

Pickard Orthodontics1240 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste SPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0674pickardortho.com

PRH Clinic Network, LLC840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 101Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6139

ProFormance Physical Therapy1225 S Grand Ave, Ste BPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-9204proformancephysicaltherapy.com

Pullman Chiropractic Clinic1125 NW Nye St, Ste CPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2225pullmanchiropractic.com

Pullman Dental Care/ John McInturff DDS1205 SE Professional Mall Blvd, #202Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8084pullmandentalcare.com

Pullman Family Dentistry, PLLC840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 204Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3213pullmanfamilydentistry.com

Pullman Family Medicine915 NE Valley RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3548pullmanfamilymed.com

Pullman Regional Hospital835 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2541pullmanregional.org

Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation840 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 200Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2043pullmanregional.org

Pullman Sports Physical Therapy588 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste APullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7778

Pullman Vision Source238 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1131visionsource-pullman.com

Pumori Med Spa540 E Main St, Ste APullman, WA 99163(509) 715-7574pumorimedspa.com

Robville Homes218 NW Sunrise DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 432-8000robvillellc.com

Rolling Hills Eyecare1045 N Grand, Ste EPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3610rollinghillseyecare.com

Sid’s Pharmacy825 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 301Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4608sidspharmacy.com

The Family Center, PLLC107 S Grand Ave, Ste DPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2600thefamilycenter.vpweb.com

Via Family Chiropractic755 S Grand Ave, #3Pullman, WA 99163(509) 432-4263viafamilychiropractic.com

Willamette Dental Group1646 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(855) 433-6825

HOME & GARDEN

Ace Hardware Pullman, LLC1690 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1450

Higginson’s Home Center and Sleep Shop850 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6882

Largent’s Pullman Appliance970 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2610

SYG Nursery & Landscaping, Inc3252 Brayton RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3900sygnursery.com

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

Anderson, Jon254 E Main St, M103Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4515

Bell, Jordan1470 SW Lost Trail DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 998-1755

Cady, Bob900 NE Colorado StPullman, WA 99163(206) 755-4171

Carey, Lynda1110 SE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2631

Daisley, Roger142 Hatley RdPullman, WA 99163(877) 333-8811rjrsolar.com

Dye, Representative Mary 432 John L O’Brien BldgPO Box 40600Olympia, WA 98504(360) 786-7942representativemarydye.com

Gibney, Dave760 NE Reaney WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 715-9552

Giesa, Melissac/o Giesa Communications20566 NE 33rd CtSammamish, WA 98074(425) 898-8853thesurvivalkit.com

Guyett, Sue800 SE Meadow Vale DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 592-3900

Harms, Rosalie135 NW North StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7161

Hilliard, Jack and Betty Jo1505 SW WadleighPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3252

Hinz, Sue1445 NW KennyPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1168

Hood, Marian720 SE KamiakenPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5607

Hughes, FritzNW 420 Dack CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4487

Jasper, C640 SE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7202

Johnson, Glenn225 SW Kimball CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4255

Kammerzell, Tom1102 Kammerzell RdColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-4589

Kimball, Howard640 SE Edge Knoll DrPullman, WA 99163

Kurle, Kristi1400 NW Kenny DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0963

Lori Meyer315 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7706simplytanningandnailspa.com

O’Neil, Mike1111 Langford RdEltopia, WA 99330(509) 432-1204

Olfs, Nora Mae Keifer410 SW Crestview St, Apt B3 Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5649

Paul, Bill109 SW Verona DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2848

Petura, Barbara B1220 NW State St, #22Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1777

Child Care Aware of Eastern Washington - PullmanPO Box 641410Smith Gym Room 113CPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-7625wsu.edu/CCRR

Regency Pullman1285 SW Center StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2629regency-pacific.com/senior-living/wa/pullman/regency-pullman

PERSONAL SERVICES

Circles of Caring Adult Day Health Foundation, Inc588 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste DPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6483circlesofcaring.org

GraceSOULutions525 SW Fountain StPullman, WA 99163(484) 707-0369GraceSOULutions.com

i do Luxury Travel126 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(800) 517-1277idoluxurytravel.com

Kimball Funeral Home905 S Grand Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3303kimballfh.com/fh/home/home.cfm?fh_id=13407

Rock STAR Tan Bar115 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-7079.rockstartanbar.com

Route 27 Parlordba Rock Star Spa Bar107 S Grand Ave, Ste CPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7827

Spot Shop Cleaners240 NE KamiakenPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5111

The Man Shop Barbershop1025 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3000themanshops.com

Triumphant Custom Tattoo 609 S Grand Pullman , WA 99163(509) 339-4130

Western Laundry Unlimited1003 NW Nye StPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-6267westernlaundry.com

PUBLIC UTILITIES &

ENVIRONMENT

Avista107 S Grand Ave, Ste EPullman, WA 99163(509) 336-6236

Phoenix Conservancy507 NW Irving StPullman, WA 99163(509) 592-7199phoenixconservancy.org

Pullman Disposal Service135 NW Harold DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1914pullmandisposal.com

Spectrum Business8681 SR 270Pullman, WA 99163(208) 882-2832timewarnercable.com/en/residential-home.html

REAL ESTATE, MOVING &

STORAGE

All American Properties (WIL-RU Apts)1615 SE Bleasner DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5631

Anita’s Rentals405 NW North StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8602anitasrentals.com

Apartment Rentals (Washington Apartment Rentals LLC)1325 NE Valley Rd, Apt 25Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8622

Beasley Realty - Melinda Beasley515 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1511beasleyrealty.com

Beasley Realty - Gary Schell, Consultant515 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1511beasleyrealty.com

C & S Mini Storage520 NW ParkPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2526

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson405 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0562cbtpullman.com

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Amy Honeywell405 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0562cbtpullman.com

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Linda Hartford405 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0562cbtpullman.com

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Kathy Motley405 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0562cbtpullman.com

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Patti Green-Kent405 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0562cbtpullman.com

Coug Housing (HRA)820 NE Colorado StPullman, Washington 99163(509) 332-5180coughousing.com

Cougar Crest Apartments2055 NE Skyview DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6028cougarcrestapartments.com

DABCO Property Management, LLC910 NE Providence CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6266dabcomgmt.com

Evergreen Storage635 SW Sundance CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0234gdsproperties.com

Grayslate Apartments775 SE Edge Knoll DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4390palouse.net/grayslate

Helene’s Property Place225 NE Olsen StPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-9008helenespropertyplace.com

Highland Property Management, LLC252 E Main St Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1281highlandpm.com

KIP Development594 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste 102Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7444kipdev.com

Palouse Commercial Real Estate102 W Main, Ste 9Pullman, WA 99163(208) 882-3800palousecommercial.com

Pioneer Square Apartments220 SE KamiakenPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1106

Pratt Mayflower1210 SE Latah StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2505

Pullman LaundryPO Box 227Pullman, WA 99163(509) 592-5776

RE/MAX Home and Land710 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4546pullmanhomeandland.com

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Schmick, JoePO Box 620Colfax, WA 99111(509) 879-2078

Schoesler, Senator MarkPO Box 40409Olympia, WA 98504-0409(509) 659-1774

Sherman, John 510 SW Sundance CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7389

Skavdahl, Bill & Susie1017 SW Ryan CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 595-8485

Stewart, Jan1010 SE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1831

Swannack, Art1201 Cree RdLamont, WA 99017(509) 990-8876

Waldrop, Carleton B1300 NW Orion DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2675

Weatherly, Ted615 SW Panorama DrPullman, WA 99163

Wright, Pat1020 SE SunnymeadPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4545

LODGING & TRAVEL

Airway Hills Golf Center4811 Airport RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 872-3092airwayhills.com

Andriëtte’s Bed, Book & Bicycle115 N Polk StMoscow, Idaho 83843(208) 882-2756andriettes.com

Arbor Street Inn305 SW Arbor StPullman, WA 99163(509) 336-9919

Bella Vista FarmSchultz and W Twin RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 301-3588thebellavistafarm.com

Best Western Plus University Inn1516 Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-0550uinnmoscow.com

Best Western Wheatland Inn701 N MainColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-0397bestwestern.com/wheatlandinn

Cougar Management Services150 W Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3535

Courtyard by Marriott1295 NE North Fairway RdPullman, Washington 99163(509) 332-1500

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott1000 W Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4600marriot.com/puwfi

Falconstone Gardens Retreat House355 NW ThomasPullman, WA 99163(712) 229-1943

Hilltop Inn928 NW Olsen StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0928hotelonthehill.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites1190 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-4437hiexpress.com/pullmanwa

Idaho Inn645 W Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 885-1480idahoinn.com

La Quinta Inn & Suites185 Warbonnet DrMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-5365lq.com

Little Green Guesthouse1020 S Adams StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 669-1654littlegreenguesthouse.com

Meadowlark Heritage Bed & Breakfast4716 Lenville RdMoscow, ID 83843(509) 338-2504meadowlarkheritagefarm.com

Moscow Pullman Bedfinders2673 WymouthMoscow, ID 83843(208) 301-6141moscowpullmanbedfinders.com

Motel 6101 Baker StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-5511

Nendel’s Inn915 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2646

Palouse Roadhouse121 E Main StPalouse, WA 99161(509) 595-0754

Peterson Barn Guesthouse847 Travois WayMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4620petersonbarn.com

Quality Inn - Paradise Creek1400 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0500qualityinn.com/hotel-pullman-washington-WA015

Red Pheasant House1845 Orchard AveMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-3400redpheasanthouse.com

Residence Inn Pullman @ WSU1255 NE North Fairway RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4400wsuresidenceinn.com

Siesta Motel615 S MainColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-3417siestamotelcolfax.com

The Potting Shed Guesthouse911 S East StColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-2014thepottingshedguesthouse.com

The State Inn455 SE Paradise StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6943thestateinn.com

University Mobile Home & RV Park570 Benewah StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-5701

MANUFACTURING

METER Group, Inc2365 NE Hopkins CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2756decagon.com

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc2350 NE Hopkins CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1890selinc.com

WCP Solutions15321 E MariettaSpokane Valley, WA 99216(509) 747-3133wcpc.com

PERSONAL CARE

Avalon Care Center-Pullman1310 NW Deane StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1566

Bishop Place Senior Living815 SE KlemgardPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-9488BishopPlace.net

Boost Collaborative1235 SE Professional Mall BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6561boostcollaborativewa.org

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RE/MAX Home and Land - Andrea Abbott710 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4546pullmanhomeandland.com

RE/MAX Home and Land - Deb Sherritt710 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4546pullmanhomeandland.com

RE/MAX Home and Land - J Craig Lester710 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4546pullmanhomeandland.com

RE/MAX Home and Land - Lynda Darnell710 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-4546pullmanhomeandland.com

Stewart Title of Whitman County130 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8833whitmancountytitleinc.com

Summit Realty Northwest125 SE High StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2255summitrealty.com

Team Washington Real Estate105 W IslandColfax, WA 99111(509) 397-4555teamwashingtonrealestate.com

VCS Development & Property Management Co107 S Grand Ave, Ste FPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3182verycoolspaces.com

Wheatland RVPO Box 125Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2001wheatlandrv.com

Windermere Real Estate1125 NW Nye St, Ste BPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3530PullmanMoscowHomes.com

Windermere Real Estate - Chris Clark1125 NW Nye St, Ste BPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3530PullmanMoscowHomes.com

Windermere Real Estate - Lynn Kramer1125 NW Nye St, Ste BPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3530PullmanMoscowHomes.com

Windermere Real Estate - Justin Shahan1125 NW Nye St, Ste BPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3530PullmanMoscowHomes.com

RESTAURANTS, FOOD &

BEVERAGES

Arby’s1686 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2729

Auntie Anne’s Pretzel Perfect1690 SE Harvest DrPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7782

Banyan’s on the Ridge1260 NE Palouse Ridge DrPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-8474

Birch & Barley1360 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0108facebook.com/BirchandBarley

CASK588 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste GPullman, WA 99163(509) 336-2275facebook.com/caskbarfood

Dissmore’s IGA1205 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2918

Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails125 SE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-7727facebook.com/foundrypullman

Fujiyama Steakhouse1170 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 339-7888fujiyamawa.com

Happy Day Catering and Event Rental1021 Bryden AveLewiston, ID 83501(208) 743-0179happydaycatering.com

McDonald’s of Pullman1620 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6725

Memorable Events Catering3001 Pennington RdSt John, WA 99171(509) 648-3885

Merry Cellars Winery1300 NE Henley CtPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-4699merrycellars.com

New Garden Restaurant400 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0728

Old European Restaurant455 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-6381oldeuropean-restaurant.com

Paradise Creek Brewery245 SE Paradise StPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-9463paradisecreekbrewery.com

Porch Light Pizza200 NE KamiakenPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7437facebook.com/PorchLightPizza

Porky’s Pit BarbequePO Box 155Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2555porkys-pit-bbq.com

Pullman Subway460 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-5906

Rico’s Tavern200 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6566

Roost Coffee & Market125 SE Spring StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-8534

Safeway430 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0803

Sella’s Calzone, Pizza, & Pasta1115 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1895

South Fork Public House1680 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3675southforkpublichouse.com

Taco Del Mar350 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7822tacodelmarpullman.com

The Daily Grind Espresso230 Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3380thedailygrindespressos.com

The Kitchen226 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3380

The Naughty Dog LLC317 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 715-2015ndcoffeepullman.com

Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters400 E Main St, Ste APullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2326hammercoffee.com

WSU Creamery/Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe101 Food Quality BldgPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-2141creamery.wsu.edu

Zoe Coffeehouse & Pub1005 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-9632zoecoffeepub.com

SHOPPING & SPECIALTY

RETAIL

All About You Bridal & Prom107 S Grand Ave, Ste B Pullman, WA 99163(509) 288-9772aaybridalprom.com

BookPeople of Moscow521 S MainMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-2669bookpeopleofmoscow.com

Cartridge World1432 S MainMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-0206

Clandestine Vapes 1475 S Grand Ave #102Pullman, WA 99163(509) 339-9393clandestinevapes.com

College Hill Custom Threads1000 NE Colorado, Ste CPullman, WA 99163(888) 885-1993collegehillcustomthreads.com

Crimson & Gray1096 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1440crimsongray.com

Eastside Marketplace1420 S BlaineMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-1533eastsidemarketplace.com

Framing It UpPO Box 134Pullman, WA 99163(509) 332-0658

Goodwill Industries201 Warbonnet DrMoscow, ID 83843(208) 883-4280giin.org

Higginson’s Home Center and Sleep Shop850 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6882

Main Street Video Co-op520 S Main StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-3456facebook.com/MainStVideo

Moscow Food Co-op121 E 5th StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-8537moscowfood.coop

Neill’s Flowers & Gifts234 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3545neillsflowers.com

Palouse Country Candy105 N Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0600palousecountrycandy.com

Precision Engraving Gifts & Awards672 W Pullman RdMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-4384precisionengraving.org

Sam Dial Jewelers255 E Main, Ste 101Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-3425samdialjewelers.com

SAM’s Apothecary330 E Main St, Ste APullman, WA 99163(208) 502-0349samsapothecary.com

Sherwin-Williams1217 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2557sherwinwilliams.com

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Sunset Marts1455 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0400

The Yarn Underground, LLC409 S Washington StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-7700yarnunderground.com

Walmart1690 SE Harvest RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2990walmart.com

SPORTS & RECREATION

Airway Hills Golf Center4811 Airport RdPullman, WA 99163(509) 872-3092airwayhills.com

Anytime Fitness690 SE Bishop Blvd, Ste APullman, WA 99163(509) 332-3100anytimefitness.com/en-us/clubs/918/Pullman-WA-health-club

B & L Bicycles219 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-1703

Cougar Entertainment Center1234 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 339-6114cougarlaserarena.com

Palouse Empire Gymnastics810 N AlmonMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-6408palouseempiregymnastics.com

Palouse Ice Rink1021 Harold StMoscow, ID 83843(208) 882-7188palouseicerink.com

Palouse Ridge Golf Club1260 Palouse Ridge DrPullman, WA 99164(509) 335-4342palouseridge.com

Palouse River RollersPO Box 908Pullman, WA 99163(509) 330-0056palouseriverrollers.com

Pullman Youth Baseball AssociationPO Box 1675Pullman, WA 99163(509) 338-3687pyba.baberuthonline.com

Rolling Hills Derby DamesPO Box 1486Pullman, WA 99163(509) 338-5616rollinghillsderbydames.com

Salmon River ExperiencePO Box 9145Moscow, ID 83843(208) 882-2385salmonriverexperience.com

Sanctuary Yoga, Barre & Dance 540 E Main StPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-2977pullmanyoga.com

SNAP Fitness745 N Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-7627Snapfitness.com/Pullman

TRANSPORTATION

College Cabs LLC2460 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(855) 829-4487mycollegecabs.com

Inter-State Aviation, Inc4800 Airport Complex NPullman, WA 99163(509) 332-6596inter-stateaviation.com/ISA/Home.aspx

MTR Western5815 W Thorpe RdSpokane, WA 99224(206) 838-8140mtrwestern.com

Pro Cab, LLC110 NW Stadium WayPullman, WA 99163(509) 336-9414

Pullman-Moscow Airport3200 Airport Complex NPullman, WA 99163(509) 338-3223flypuw.com

Wheatland Express7601 SR 270 Pullman, WA 99163(509) 334-2200wheatlandexpress.com

WHOLESALE

Odom Northwest Beverages2586 S Grand AvePullman, WA 99163(509) 334-1611

Sunset Marts1455 SE Bishop BlvdPullman, WA 99163(509) 334-0400

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& Northern Idaho ........................ (509) 747-8091Gladish Community & Cultural Center ............................. (509) 332-8081Goodwill Industries ....................... (208) 883-4280GraceSOULutions ........................... (484) 707-0369Grayslate Apartments ................... (509) 332-4390Gritman Medical Center ................ (208) 882-4511Guyett, Sue ................................... (509) 592-3900

H & R Block .................................... (509) 869-6347Hagadone Directories, Inc. ............ (800) 727-9104Happy Day Catering and Event Rental ................................ (208) 743-0179Harms, Rosalie .............................. (509) 332-7161Hayden Homes, LLC ....................... (800) 923-6607Helena Chemical ........................... (509) 334-2591Helene’s Property Place ................. (509) 338-9008Heritage Wheel & Tire ................... (509) 334-2595Heston, Mike - Pullman Fire Chief . (509) 338-3272Higginson’s Home Center and Sleep Shop ............................ (509) 332-6882Highland Property Management, LLC ........................ (509) 332-1281Hilliard, Jack and Betty Jo ............. (509) 334-3252Hilliard’s Heating & Plumbing ....... (509) 332-5713Hilltop Inn ..................................... (509) 332-0928Hinrichs & Company, LLC ............... (509) 332-8888Hinz, Sue ....................................... (509) 332-1168HK Creative, Hannah Kroese .......... (208) 301-0391Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites (509) 334-4437Home&Harvest Magazine ............. (208) 596-4434Hood, Marian ................................ (509) 332-5607HOPE Center Moscow .................... (208) 882-4144HRC Wealth Management, LLC ...... (208) 882-5547HUB International Insurance ......... (509) 332-3535Hughes, Fritz ................................. (509) 332-4487

i do Luxury Travel .......................... (800) 517-1277Idaho Inn....................................... (208) 885-1480Impact Grant Services ................... (509) 339-4575Inland Cellular ............................... (208) 882-4994Inland Northwest Blood Center ................................ (800) 423-0151 ext. 5202Inland Northwest Broadcasting ..... (208) 882-2551Inland Northwest Community Foundation ............... (509) 624-2606Inter-State Aviation, Inc ................ (509) 332-6596Irwin, Myklebust, Savage & Brown (509) 332-3502Itani Development ........................ (509) 332-2360

j & h Printing Inc ........................... (509) 332-0782Jasper, C ........................................ (509) 332-7202Jenkins, Gary - Pullman Police Chief .................. (509) 334-0802

Jess Ford of Pullman ...................... (509) 334-6000Jim Stivers Painting ....................... (208) 882-5135Johnson, Glenn ............................. (509) 332-4255Jonny Fisher, DDS .......................... (509) 332-2366

KACI General Contractor ................ (509) 332-4987Kammerzell, Tom .......................... (509) 397-4589Ken Paulson Plumbing .................. (509) 338-0824Kimball Funeral Home ................... (509) 334-3303Kindred at Home ........................... (509) 334-6016Kindred Hospice ............................ (509) 332-2236KIP Development .......................... (509) 334-7444Kiwanis Club of Pullman ............... (509) 592-8406KLEW-TV ....................................... (208) 746-2636Kohut & Kohut LLP ........................ (714) 384-4130Kurle, Kristi.................................... (509) 334-0963

La Quinta Inn & Suites ................... (208) 882-5365Largent’s Pullman Appliance ......... (509) 334-2610Latah Recovery Center ................... (208) 883-1045Les Schwab Tire Centers ................ (509) 334-1835Life Flight Network........................ (509) 678-4364Little Green Guesthouse ................ (208) 669-1654Living Faith Fellowship .................. (509) 334-1035Logos School ................................. (208) 882-1226Lori Meyer ..................................... (509) 334-7706

Mack Strong TEAM-WORKS Foundation .................................. (206) 922-5340Main Street Video Co-op................ (208) 882-3456Martonick Law Office LLC .............. (509) 334-4808McDonald’s of Pullman .................. (509) 332-6725Meadowlark Heritage Bed & Breakfast ........................... (509) 338-2504Memorable Events Catering .......... (509) 648-3885Merry Cellars Winery ..................... (509) 338-4699METER Group, Inc .......................... (509) 332-2756Mike Allen ..................................... (425) 202-5911Mike Lowery, CPA .......................... (509) 332-2154Mint Condition Dental ................... (509) 339-6511Montessori School of Pullman ....... (509) 334-4114Moscow Family Eye Care ................ (208) 882-3434Moscow Food Co-op ...................... (208) 882-8537Moscow Pullman Bedfinders ......... (208) 301-6141Moscow Pullman Building Supply . (509) 332-2627Moscow Pullman Daily News ........ (208) 882-5561Moscow Pullman OBGYN ............... (509) 334-6777Motel 6 .......................................... (208) 882-5511MTR Western ................................. (206) 838-8140Myers Auto Rebuild & Towing ....... (509) 334-1717

Names and Numbers ..................... (208) 743-0553National Lentil Festival .................. (509) 334-3565Neill Public Library ........................ (509) 338-3252Neill’s Flowers & Gifts .................... (509) 334-3545

Nendel’s Inn .................................. (509) 332-2646New Garden Restaurant ................ (509) 332-0728Northwest Auto Parts .................... (509) 334-2585Northwestern Mutual Financial Network ....................... (509) 334-7411

Odom Northwest Beverages.......... (509) 334-1611O’Donnell, Barbara ....................... (509) 715-9477Old European Restaurant .............. (509) 334-6381Olfs, Nora Mae Keifer ..................... (509) 332-5649O’Neil, Mike ................................... (509) 432-1204

P1FCU-Potlatch No 1 Federal Credit Union ................................ (509) 332-4290 Pacific Northwest Farmers Cooperative, Inc ........................... (509) 397-4381Palouse Audubon Society .............. (509) 334-3817Palouse Care Network ................... (208) 882-2370Palouse Cares ................................ (208) 310-1745Palouse Chamber of Commerce ..... (509) 878-1811Palouse Choral Society .................. (509) 432-3712Palouse Commercial Real Estate .... (208) 882-3800Palouse Conservation District ........ (509) 332-4101Palouse Country Candy .................. (509) 334-0600Palouse Country Photo Tours ......... (509) 336-5260Palouse Design Associates, PLLC .... (509) 432-6652Palouse Discovery Science Center .. (509) 332-6869Palouse Empire Gymnastics ........... (208) 882-6408Palouse Habitat for Humanity ....... (208) 883-8502Palouse Heart Center ..................... (509) 336-7577Palouse Ice Rink ............................ (208) 882-7188Palouse Land Trust ........................ (208) 669-0722Palouse Pediatrics ......................... (509) 332-2605Palouse Psychiatry & Behavioral Health ........................ (509) 339-2394Palouse Ridge Golf Club ................ (509) 335-4342Palouse River Rollers ..................... (509) 330-0056Palouse Roadhouse ....................... (509) 595-0754Palouse Technology Services ......... (509) 872-5061Palouse Trading ............................. (509) 332-1535Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute (PCEI) ............................ (208) 882-1444Paradise Creek Brewery ................. (509) 338-9463Paul, Bill ........................................ (509) 334-2848Perfection Tire ............................... (509) 332-4075Peterson Barn Guesthouse ............ (208) 882-4620Petura, Barbara B .......................... (509) 334-1777Phoenix Conservancy .................... (509) 592-7199Pickard Orthodontics ..................... (509) 332-0674Pioneer Insurance, LLC .................. (509) 334-4141Pioneer Square Apartments .......... (509) 332-1106Pioneer Title Company of Washington ............................. (509) 334-2210Plateau Archaeological Investigations, LLC ....................... (509) 332-3830Poe Asphalt Paving, Inc ................. (509) 334-6400Porch Light Pizza ........................... (509) 334-7437

A-12 Web Development ................ (509) 595-0546Ace Hardware Pullman, LLC ........... (509) 332-1450Airway Hills Golf Center ................. (509) 872-3092Aitken, Schauble, Patrick, Neill, & Schauble ......................... (509) 334-3505All About You Bridal & Prom .......... (509) 288-9772All American Properties (WIL-RU Apts) ............................. (509) 332-5631Allegra Image 360 ......................... (509) 334-4275Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse .............................. (509) 332-0552Amber’s Grooming Salon ............... (509) 432-5483American Cancer Society .............. (509) 242-8303Anderson, Jon ............................... (509) 334-4515Andriëtte’s Bed, Book & Bicycle ..... (208) 882-2756Anita’s Rentals ............................... (509) 332-8602Anytime Fitness ............................ (509) 332-3100Apartment Rentals (Washington Apartment Rentals LLC) .............. (509) 332-8622Appearances Marketing & Promotion ................................ (208) 301-3170Arbor Street Inn ............................ (509) 336-9919Arby’s ............................................ (509) 334-2729ArtBeat, Inc ................................... (208) 882-7400Artisans at the Dahmen Barn ........ (509) 229-3414Auntie Anne’s Pretzel Perfect ........ (509) 334-7782Automated Accounts, Inc .............. (509) 326-2276Avalon Care Center-Pullman.......... (509) 332-1566Avista ............................................ (509) 336-6236

B & L Bicycles ................................ (509) 332-1703Backyard Harvest .......................... (208) 669-2259Banner Bank ................................. (509) 332-1561Banner Investment Services - John Sandstrom ....................... (509) 434-3830Banyan’s on the Ridge ................... (509) 335-8474Beasley Coliseum .......................... (509) 335-3526Beasley Realty - Gary Schell, Consultant ................................... (509) 332-1511Beasley Realty - Melinda Beasley .. (509) 332-1511Bell, Jordan ................................... (509) 998-1755Bella Vista Farm ............................. (208) 301-3588Beneficial In-Home Care ................ (509) 339-7733Best Western Plus University Inn ... (208) 882-0550Best Western Wheatland Inn ......... (509) 397-0397Better Business Bureau - E. WA, N. ID, MT ......................... (509) 455-4200Better Health Together .................. (509) 321-7500Birch & Barley ............................... (509) 332-0108Bishop Place Senior Living ............ (509) 334-9488BookPeople of Moscow ................. (208) 882-2669Boost Collaborative ....................... (509) 332-6561Boy Scouts of America ................... (509) 758-7575Brelsford WSU Visitor Center .......... (509) 335-4636

Brian’s Body Shop .......................... (509) 334-5822Brown Contracting & Development, Inc ..................... (509) 444-4400Buck & Affiliates Insurance West ... (509) 334-5999Building Blocks Child Care Center, Inc ................... (509) 332-0161

C & S Mini Storage ......................... (509) 332-2526Cady, Bob ...................................... (206) 755-4171Carey, Lynda .................................. (509) 334-2631Carmel Minogue CPA & Associates Inc ........................... (509) 332-1225Cartridge World ............................. (208) 882-0206Casavant, Ken ................................ (509) 432-1643CASK ............................................. (509) 336-2275Ccooper Services ........................... (509) 592-3931Center for Civic Engagement (WSU) ..................... (509) 335-7708Cheetah Electric ............................ (208) 883-1099Child Care Aware of Eastern Washington - Pullman ................. (509) 335-7625Chipman & Taylor Chevrolet .......... (509) 334-3555Circles of Caring Adult Day Health Foundation, Inc ................ (509) 334-6483Citizen’s Climate Lobby Palouse Region Chapter ............... (509) 768-3458City of Pullman .............................. (509) 338-3204Clandestine Vapes ........................ (509) 339-9393Clear Channel Airports .................. (610) 395-8002ClearView Eye Clinic, Audiology & Aesthetics ................ (208) 882-4662Coldwell Banker Tomlinson ........... (509) 334-0562Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Amy Honeywell ......................... (509) 334-0562Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Kathy Motley ............................. (509) 334-0562Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Linda Hartford ........................... (509) 334-0562Coldwell Banker Tomlinson - Patti Green-Kent........................ (509) 334-0562Colfax Chamber of Commerce ....... (509) 553-9729College Cabs LLC ............................ (855) 829-4487College Hill Association ................. (509) 334-5321College Hill Custom Threads .......... (888) 885-1993Columbia Bank .............................. (509) 334-7940Community Action Center ............. (509) 334-9147Community Band of the Palouse ... (509) 334-6270Community Child Care Center ........ (509) 334-9290Community Congregational United Church of Christ ................ (509) 332-6411Concert Harpist for Compassion .... (509) 592-8931Concordia Lutheran Church ........... (509) 332-2830Corporate Pointe Developers LLC ... (509) 334-4700Coug Housing (HRA) ...................... (509) 332-5180Cougar Crest Apartments .............. (509) 334-6028

Cougar Entertainment Center ........ (509) 339-6114Cougar Management Services ....... (509) 334-3535Courtyard by Marriott .................... (509) 332-1500Crimson & Gray ............................. (509) 332-1440

DABCO Property Management, LLC (509) 334-6266Daisley, Roger ............................... (877) 333-8811Dan Walker Productions, LLC ......... (208) 791-7526Dave Christy State Farm Insurance (509) 334-2500Design West Architects .................. (509) 332-3113DeTray’s Custom Housing .............. (253) 840-6773Disability Action Center NW .......... (208) 883-0523Dissmore’s IGA ............................... (509) 332-2918DLG Enterprises, Craft Fair Promotion .................... (509) 332-5206Dye, Representative Mary ............. (360) 786-7942

Eastside Marketplace .................... (208) 882-1533Edward Jones ................................ (509) 332-1564Emmanuel Baptist Church ............. (509) 332-5015Encounter Ministries ..................... (509) 332-2273Evangelical Free Church of the Palouse .............................. (509) 872-3390Evergreen Storage ......................... (509) 334-0234Evergreen Tire ............................... (509) 332-7551Express Employment Professionals ....(208) 743-6507

FAB Consulting .............................. (509) 432-6428Facilities Services .......................... (509) 335-5571Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott .. (208) 882-4600Falconstone Gardens Retreat House .............................. (712) 229-1943Family Eye Clinic ............................ (509) 334-3300Family Promise of the Palouse ....... (208) 882-0165First Step Internet ......................... (208) 882-8869FirstStrike Advertising ................... (509) 334-1111Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails .......... (509) 339-7727Four Star Supply, Inc ...................... (509) 332-2511Framing It Up ................................ (509) 332-0658Friends of Hospice ......................... (509) 332-4414Frontier Communications .............. (208) 883-8881Fujiyama Steakhouse .................... (509) 339-7888

GCAM Pullman .............................. (509) 715-1090GeoProfessional Innovation Corporation ................................. (509) 339-2000Gibney, Dave ................................. (509) 715-9552Giesa, Melissa................................ (425) 898-8853Girl Scouts of Eastern Washington

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WhiteRock Consulting Group, Inc .. (509) 595-5353Whitman County Association of Realtors ................................... (509) 338-0949Whitman County Historical Society .......................... (509) 397-2555Whitman County Humane Society, Inc .................... (509) 332-3422Whitman County Landlord-Tenant Association ....... (509) 332-1281Whitman County Library ............... (509) 397-4366Willamette Dental Group .............. (855) 433-6825Wills & Associates, PLLC................. (509) 334-4515Windermere Real Estate ................ (509) 334-3530Windermere Real Estate - Chris Clark ................................. (509) 334-3530Windermere Real Estate - Justin Shahan ............................ (509) 334-3530Windermere Real Estate - Lynn Kramer .............................. (509) 334-3530Wright, Pat .................................... (509) 332-4545WSECU - Bishop ............................ (800) 562-0999WSECU - CUB ................................. (800) 562-0999WSU - Office of Research ............... (509) 335-3574WSU - President ............................ (509) 335-4200WSU Alumni Association ............... (509) 335-2586

WSU Athletics Director .................. (509) 335-0200WSU College of Veterinary Medicine .................... (509) 335-9515WSU Compton Union Building ...... (509) 335-8142WSU Creamery/ Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe ..... (509) 335-2141WSU Foundation ........................... (509) 335-6686WSU Museum of Art ...................... (509) 335-6140WSU Performing Arts .................... (509) 335-8522WSU Real Estate Operations .......... (509) 335-7049WSU University Communications .. (509) 335-3518WSU University Recreation ............ (509) 335-8732Wysup Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram .. (509) 334-4525

YCC International .......................... (509) 332-7117Yellow Duck Refrigeration ............. (509) 330-0479YMCA of the Palouse .................... (509) 332-3524

Zeppoz .......................................... (509) 334-7101Zoe Coffeehouse & Pub.................. (509) 338-9632

Porky’s Pit Barbeque ..................... (509) 334-2555Portogo ......................................... (208) 882-3030Pratt Mayflower ............................ (509) 332-2505Precision Engraving Gifts & Awards ....(208) 882- 4384Presnell Gage, PLLC ....................... (509) 332-6541PRH Clinic Network, LLC ................ (509) 332-6139Pro Cab, LLC ................................... (509) 336-9414Prodigy Construction ..................... (509) 280-0419ProFormance Physical Therapy ...... (509) 338-9204Pullman Chamber of Commerce .... (509) 334-3565Pullman Child Welfare/ Pullman Food Bank ..................... (509) 338-0801Pullman Chiropractic Clinic............ (509) 332-2225Pullman Christian Childcare Center (509) 332-3545Pullman Christian School .............. (509) 332-3545Pullman City Planning Director ..... (509) 338-3213Pullman Civic Theatre .................... (509) 332-8406Pullman Civic Trust ........................ (509) 338-9108Pullman Community Council on Aging ......................... (509) 339-4000Pullman Dental Care/ John McInturff DDS...................... (509) 332-8084Pullman Disposal Service .............. (509) 334-1914Pullman Family Dentistry, PLLC ..... (509) 332-3213Pullman Family Medicine .............. (509) 332-3548Pullman Farmers Market ............... (509) 334-3565Pullman Firefighters - L1892 ......... (509) 432-9515Pullman Foursquare Church .......... (509) 332-8612Pullman Greyhound Boosters ........ (509) 332-1551Pullman Heating & Electric ............ (509) 332-5611Pullman Laundry........................... (509) 592-5776Pullman Lions Club ....................... (509) 332-2341Pullman Police Officers Guild ......... (509) 344-0802Pullman Presbyterian Church ........ (509) 332-2659Pullman Regional Hospital ............ (509) 332-2541Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation .................... (509) 332-2043Pullman School District - Superintendent ......................... (509) 332-3581Pullman Sports Physical Therapy ... (509) 332-7778Pullman Subway ........................... (509) 332-5906Pullman Vision Source ................... (509) 334-1131Pullman Youth Baseball Association .................................. (509) 338-3687Pullman-Moscow Airport .............. (509) 338-3223Pumori Med Spa ............................ (509) 715-7574

Quality Inn - Paradise Creek .......... (509) 332-0500Quality Promotions ....................... (406) 381-2460

Radio Palouse ................................ (509) 332-6551Rain Shadow Research .................. (509) 332-7495Rdesign ......................................... (208) 882-5472RE/MAX Home and Land ............... (509) 332-4546RE/MAX Home and Land - Andrea Abbott ........................... (509) 332-4546RE/MAX Home and Land

- Deb Sherritt ............................... (509) 332-4546RE/MAX Home and Land - J Craig Lester ............................. (509) 332-4546RE/MAX Home and Land - Lynda Darnell ............................ (509) 332-4546Red Barn Farms ............................. (509) 995-6335Red Pheasant House...................... (208) 882-3400Regency Pullman .......................... (509) 332-2629Regional Theatre of the Palouse .... (509) 334-0750Relay Application Innovation, Inc .. (509) 334-9138RenegAID Innovative Disaster Relief .............................. (509) 595-8777Residence Inn Pullman @ WSU ...... (509) 332-4400Resonate Church ........................... (509) 330-6741Rico’s Tavern .................................. (509) 332-6566Robville Homes ............................. (509) 432-8000Rock STAR Tan Bar ......................... (509) 332-7079Rolling Hills Derby Dames ............. (509) 338-5616Rolling Hills Eyecare ...................... (509) 334-3610Roost Coffee & Market ................... (509) 332-8534Route 27 Parlor ............................. (509) 334-7827Rural Resources ............................. (509) 332-0365

Sacred Heart Catholic Church ........ (509) 332-5312Safeway ........................................ (509) 334-0803Salmon River Experience ............... (208) 882-2385Sam Dial Jewelers ......................... (509) 334-3425SAM’s Apothecary ......................... (208) 502-0349Sanctuary Yoga, Barre & Dance ..... (509) 332-2977Schmick, Joe ................................. (509) 879-2078Schoesler, Senator Mark ................ (509) 659-1774Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc .......................... (509) 332-1890SCORE Spokane ............................. (509) 353-2821Scott Mackey Designs .................... (509) 288-1448SEL Event Center ............................ (509) 334-5050Sella’s Calzone, Pizza, & Pasta........ (509) 334-1895Sherman, John ............................. (509) 334-7389Sherwin-Williams ......................... (509) 332-2557Sid’s Pharmacy .............................. (509) 332-4608Siesta Motel .................................. (509) 397-3417Simpson United Methodist Church (509) 332-5212Sims Glass ..................................... (509) 334-2545Skavdahl, Bill & Susie .................... (509) 595-8485Skeeterbuggins Productions ......... (208) 301-2691Small Business Development Center .......................................... (509) 335-8081SNAP Fitness ................................. (509) 334-7627South Fork Public House ................ (509) 332-3675Southeast Washington Economic Development Association .................................. (509) 288-1317Spectrum Business ........................ (208) 882-2832Spokane Falls Community College ........................................ (509) 332-2706Spot Shop Cleaners ....................... (509) 332-5111St James Church Pullman .............. (509) 332-1742Stewart Title of Whitman County .. (509) 332-8833Stewart, Jan .................................. (509) 334-1831

Student Entertainment Board ....... (509) 335-3503Summit Realty Northwest ............. (509) 332-2255Sun Rental Center.......................... (509) 332-2444Sunset Marts ................................. (509) 334-0400Swan Agency- AllState Insurance .. (509) 339-6126Swannack, Art ............................... (509) 990-8876SYG Nursery & Landscaping, Inc .... (509) 332-3900

Taco Del Mar .................................. (509) 334-7822Tail Waggin Adventures LLC ........... (509) 332-2275Team Washington Real Estate ....... (509) 397-4555The Daily Evergreen ....................... (509) 335-5138The Daily Grind Espresso ............... (509) 334-3380The Family Center, PLLC ................. (509) 332-2600The Kitchen ................................... (509) 334-3380The Man Shop Barbershop ............ (509) 332-3000The Naughty Dog LLC .................... (509) 715-2015The Potting Shed Guesthouse ....... (509) 397-2014The Seasoned House ..................... (509) 339-9160The State Inn ................................. (509) 334-6943The Yarn Underground, LLC ........... (208) 882-7700Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters .. (509) 334-2326Total Construction Services, Inc ..... (509) 339-3352Trinity Lutheran Church ................. (509) 332-1985Triumphant Custom Tattoo ........... (509) 339-4130

Umpqua Bank ............................... (509) 332-2042United Way of Pullman .................. (509) 332-3691University Mobile Home & RV Park (509) 334-5701US Bank ......................................... (509) 334-1313USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council ......... (208) 882-3023

Values Coupon Magazine .............. (208) 816-2428VCS Development & Property Management Co .......................... (509) 334-3182Via Family Chiropractic .................. (509) 432-4263Village Centre Theatres LLC ............ (509) 334-1002

Waddell & Reed ............................ (509) 332-2543Waldrop, Carleton B ...................... (509) 332-2675Walmart ........................................ (509) 334-2990Washington Federal Bank ............. (509) 334-4009Washington Idaho Symphony ....... (509) 332-3408Washington Nonprofits ................. (855) 299-2922Washington Policy Center ............. (206) 937-9691Washington State Magazine. ........ (509) 335-2388Washington State University - University Communications....... (509) 335-2531Washington Trust Bank ................. (509) 332-2827WCP Solutions ............................... (509) 747-3133Western Laundry Unlimited .......... (509) 339-6267Wheatland Express ........................ (509) 334-2200Wheatland RV ............................... (509) 334-2001

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The Palouse has easy access via north-south routes of Hwy 195 in Washington and Hwy 95 in Idaho. Pullman and Moscow are linked by 8 miles of secondary Hwy 270

AIR SERVICES

Pullman/Moscow Regional Airport (509) 338-3223 / flypuw.com

Runway length 6,731’, expanding to 7,100’

Distance to Downtown Moscow 5 miles

Serviced by Alaska Air (800) 252-7522

Direct flights to Seattle Tacoma International Airport alaskaair.com

CHARTER SERVICE

Inter-State Aviation (800) 653-8420

TAXIS

A-Z Taxi Pullman (509) 336-5050

A-Z Taxi Moscow (208) 882-6141

College Cabs (855) TAXI-4-US

Pro Cab (509) 338-0500

Reliance Transportation (509) 255-3131

BUS SERVICE

Pullman Transit (509) 332-6535

Coast Transportation (800) 873-9996

Dial-A-Ride (509) 332-5417

Northwestern Trailways (800) 366-3830

Northwestern Stage Lines (208) 882-5521

Smart Transit (208) 883-7747

Wheatland Express (509) 334-2200

BUS CHARTERS

College Cabs Party Bus (855) TAXI-4-US

MTR Western (509) 624-2870

Wheatland Express (509) 334-2200

CAR RENTAL

Hertz (at Pullman/Moscow Airport) (509) 332-4485

Enterprise Rent-A-Car (Pullman) (509) 332-3157

ROAD REPORTS

Idaho (888) 432-7623

Washington (800) 695-7623

Oregon (800) 977-6368

Montana (800) 332-6171

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Close-Convenient-Connected www.flypuw.com

Connecting Pullman/Moscow to over 85 destinations via Seattle

Rental car service with Avis, Budget, Hertz and Enterprise

3200 Airport Complex North Pullman, WA 99163

Visitor information • WSU daily parking permits • Event venueCougar cheese, honey, wine and souvenirs

150 E. Spring Street, Pullmanvisitor.wsu.edu (509) 335-INFO

Monday – Friday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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