Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of January.
Good morning, Moscow.
An officially licensed Idaho Vandals bobblehead will be unveiled on Wednesday, Jan.
7 in celebration of National Bobblehead Day; produced by the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum (an official licensee of the University of Idaho), it is part of a nationwide rollout.
The Palouse Conservation District will host a free Zoom presentation on Thursday, Jan.
8 at 6:00 p.m. (Gavin Doree from Rainier Seeds will explain how native grasses and seed blends can boost fire prevention) for homeowners, small-acreage farms, and commercial operations.
The Palouse Conservation District will host a virtual presentation on using native grasses and seed blends to lower wildfire risk in the Palouse on Thursday, Jan.
8 at 6 p.m. (Registration is required on Zoom.)
Palouse Conservation District (PCD) will host a virtual talk on nature-based fire mitigation strategies on Thursday, Jan.
8 at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom; Gavin Doree from Rainier Seeds will explain how native grasses and seed blends can bolster fire resilience for communities and farms.
The 13th Avista Holiday Basketball Tournament concluded on Jan.
2 in Lewiston, honoring standout MVPs and All-Tournament players from regional high schools, including Moscow’s Brooklyn Becker and Abram Godfrey (local talent shone through). Tournament veteran Jaelyn McCormack-Marks of Clarkston earned her fourth championship title.
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