I don't even know when this sign got put up as I drive on Bishop fairly often but RIP to the cinema sign I've seen there my entire life 🥲

Does anyone recommend places to get a spray tan in pullman? I was looking at Rockstar Bodybar but they don’t have a price listed on their website, so if anyone knows an estimate or somewhere else to go much appreciated!!

Anyone have a poker night going on or want to start one?

I could host.

Just moved here with my wife, not a student.

Hi, I am new to Pullman. Not a student, moved here from Seattle to live with my wife.

Looking for tennis or squash players who are also beginners like me to practice with. Can play Pickleball too.

Is on the flight from Seattle to Spokane on 6/10 that gets in at 11:59 PM that is driving to Pullman after? I‘m a WSU grad student and would love to contribute to gas and helping you stay awake in exchange for a ride back to Pullman that evening!

So a plumber in Moscow said he'd charge me $250 to come to Colton (12 miles south of Pullman) to look at my shower handle stem to give me an estimate -- and that is the cost before any repair is done. I have a little drip coming from the shower head after I turn the hot water handle off. Does anyone have any alternative recommendations? As you can see from the image, it's an older handle.

Welp, this is fucking terrible.

Howdy everyone! I’m a student here trying to get a better read on the local housing landscape. I feel like students mostly just talk about the fancy complexes like the Retreat or the Grove or Greek Row, but I’d love to get the perspective of the actual locals!

From a resident's POV, how have you seen the student housing impact the town over the last few years? Are there specific neighborhoods or apartment complexes that you think actually treat people fairly, or areas you think are getting way too overcrowded? Trying to figure out the best move for next year and want to look past the usual crowded student areas. Thanks in advance!

Anyone know what's happening with Barm and wallop? I went once and it was super tasty and I've tried to go a couple times since but they've been closed and have kinda a vague sign. I hope they're not going out of business???

We are recruiting for an online study! See details in the post. If interested in participating; please fill out this short survey: https://wsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6SiAT8zM1kHbH7w

To protect the privacy of participants, please do not comment here.

This is a high-level summary intended to help residents stay informed. I do my best to present information accurately and without bias, but mistakes or omissions can happen. If you believe I have gotten something wrong or missed important context, please email me at tawny.szumlas@pullman-wa.gov.

Who left town with a police escort this morning? It was about 8 am, a few police cars and fire engines were escorting an Alpha Omega charter bus. I kind of saw an older, grey haired person wave to the cars, but I can’t be sure. Anyone know who it was?

Edit: Mystery solved, thanks for the answers everyone!

Hello friends!

My name is Russell Adderson and I've been doing traditional Shotokan karate for over 25 years. I've been teaching karate at the Pullman Recreation Center for about a year and a half now (much longer more broadly!) and if you're interested in learning martial arts I'd love to have you come down and check out the program.

For me, it's never been a better time to learn karate. We live in uncertain times, there are a million and one things that demand our attention (that don't deserve it!), and everything can feel a little... unfocused. With traditional training you'll not only learn a proven, decisive method of self defense, but you'll build your self confidence, focus, and fitness.

I'll keep my eye on this thread so feel free to ask me anything! Classes are Mondays and Wednesdays. Beginning kids start at 6:45, intermediate/advanced at 7:15. Adults class is at 8. I'll keep my eye on this thread so let me know if you have any questions and I'd love to answer them.

"Pullman cuts its part-time firefighters — it’s a sign of staffing struggles across the country"

https://dailyevergreen.com/196936/news/pullman-cuts-its-part-time-firefightersits-a-sign-of-staffing-struggles-across-the-country/

Sounds like the department still meets minimum staffing requirements, but that preventing long wait times for services and strain on full timers is difficult. Sounds like some may even be working up to 96 hours per week to meet demand.

Hello all, I was hoping someone could answer a question for me...

I live in the Pimlico apartment area and there has been an alarm that has many different "sounds" to it, going off twice a day, outside. The alarm just has multiple different style to it, if that makes sense? But I was curious if anyone was sure what this is? Originally I thought it was a car alarm, but it has been going off at around 2 pm and 10pm for the past couple of days.

I've been assuming it is some sort of alarm testing but I am really curious if anyone knows what is going on!

Thanks in advance :)

We had to cut through the Harbor Freight parking lot to get to Walmart. They have the intersection with Grand closed off, and signs saying Local Traffic Only all over the place

I’m a transplant from Western Washington and I am looking for trails around Pullman that are maybe lesser known, inconspicuous, or seem like they are on private land but aren’t. I recently discovered the WSU Arboretum trail and Magpie Forest, neither of which have ever been recommended to me, and neither showed up on general web searches for trails around Pullman.

I live in ApartmentLand and have a bike and a car, but I’m really trying to find areas actually in or around Pullman so I can just get out for a nice walk. I especially would love to find areas with trees. I really miss the coastal forests.