The bounty and diversity of Washington State’s agriculture is possible because of the labor of agricultural workers. However, this work, and the individuals who perform it, are often hidden from view. In 1967, Irwin Nash visited the Yakima Valley to take photographs for a free-lance magazine piece on valley agriculture. After completing this assignment, he nevertheless returned to the farming communities around Yakima each season until 1976 to document the lives of these workers. In the process, he created a compelling archive of more than 9,400 photographs. These images capture the moments of daily life—children playing, Chicano student meetings, family scenes, asparagus harvests—as well as chronicle an era of rising labor and protest movements, strikes, and social awareness that swept across Washington state and the nation. In collaboration with WSU Libraries’ Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collection, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU will exhibit a selection of 50 photographs from the Irwin Nash Yakima Valley Migrant Labor Collection. This important collection, which until recently was largely unknown, documents the histories, experiences, stories, and perspectives of the Yakima Valley migrant labor community. These photographs have inspired the community to share their stories and help us document previously undocumented histories.

Keiko Hara’s exploration of her relationship to her surrounding environment has been continually formulated through the artist’s ongoing series titled, Topophilia. Meaning “a strong love of place,” the term topophilia, with its connection to humanistic geography, also represents a universal desire to hold onto ephemeral moments of beauty and sadness as related to conceptions of place—even if unattainable. This mini-survey exhibition chronicles Hara’s unwavering commitment to painting and her unique form of Mokuhanga, Japanese woodblock printmaking, over a 40-year period. Her abstract compositions are at once immensely sensitive yet executed in vibrant color with references to water, fire, skies, and verdant lands, offering rich metaphorical imagery. Hara’s longtime home in Walla Walla, Washington, situated in an expansive valley flanked by the Blue Mountains, figures centrally within her work as does a more internal investigation into the poetics of space. Tactility of things, their reference to nature, and how we perceive, feel, and understand the universe that we inhabit are all conditions of Hara’s visual enterprise. Hara was born in North Korea to Japanese parents, raised in Japan, and moved to the United States in 1971. She studied printmaking at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan earning an MFA in 1976. Hara taught for many years at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, retiring in 2006. With numerous one-person exhibitions to her credit since 1976, Hara has also been included in invitational group exhibitions throughout the United States. Among museums that include Hara’s work in their permanent collections are the National Gallery, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Racine Art Museum, and the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Juventino Aranda’s work expresses a search for identity at the intersection of Mexico and America. As the artist has stated, “I am Mexican and second generation ‘American.’ I am not Hispanic, Latino, and definitely not Spanish—even though I live everyday with the consequences of their conquest.” Aranda’s sharp-witted art navigates this cultural borderland, drawing from pre-Columbian sources as well as current affairs related to the social, political, and economic struggles of late capitalism and notions of the American dream. His art and activist practices are influenced by the grassroots movements of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta, while at the heart of his enterprise lie poignant themes of social aspiration and reflections of personal vulnerability veiled in a tenderness and humor meant to disarm. The exhibition, Esperé Mucho Tiempo Pa Ver (I Have Waited a Long Time to See) presents new and past work from this burgeoning artist, marking Aranda’s first museum exhibition in eastern Washington. Born to Mexican immigrants in Walla Walla, Washington, much of his recent work draws on his family history and particularities of his childhood that speak to foreignness in his native land. Not unlike his personal experience of never fully ascribing to one cultural category, his artwork also blends and manipulates the categories of paintings and sculpture, craft and high art, and manufacturing and the handmade, as well as the formal and conceptual strategies of post-minimalist artists.

VB @ Palouse

Have you met your City's representatives? Do you want to feel heard? Start a conversation by attending the City Council Ward Town Hall! One town hall is scheduled for each of Pullman's three wards, or legislative districts, from October 4-6. Councilmembers welcome the opportunity to meet residents, cultivate meaningful dialogue, and respond to feedback during each 90-minute session: October 4 | Ward 1 Councilmembers Francis Benjamin, Ann Parks, and Becky Dueben October 5 | Ward 2 Councilmembers Nathan Weller and Eileen Macoll October 6 | Ward 3 Councilmembers Megan Guido and Pat Wright We hope you can participate!  Learn more about City Council or view Pullman's ward map. 

Pullman City Council Notice of Special Meeting YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that A special meeting of the Pullman City Council to be held: THE PURPOSE OF THE SPECIAL MEETING IS: WARD TOWN HALL MEETINGS. The Pullman City Council will host a trio of ward town halls on October 4, 5, & 6 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at the City Hall Council Chambers. Councilmembers welcome the opportunity to meet residents, cultivate meaningful dialogue, and respond to feedback during each 90-minute session. Councilmembers from each ward will host their respective town hall at 190 SE Crestview Street, Building “A,” per the following schedule: October 4 Ward 1: Councilmembers Benjamin, Parks and Dueben October 5 Ward 2: Councilmembers Weller and Macoll October 6 Ward 3: Councilmembers Guido and Wright

Stevens Co Land Judging students depart at 6:00am and are expected to return at 3:30pm

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the regular meeting of the Pullman, Washington, Volunteer Firefighters Relief and Pension Board set for 4:00 p.m. on the 5th day of October 2022 is hereby canceled. DATED this 30th day of September 2022. BY ORDER OF Glenn A. Johnson, Chairperson. *********************************************************************************************** Name: Volunteer Firefighters Relief and Pension Board Meeting - CANCELED Date: Wednesday, October 5, 2022 URL: http://go.boarddocs.com/wa/pullman/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CJRLVP584B26

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

The Pullman Farmers Market season runs from May 18th, 2022 until October 12th, 2022 every Wednesday from 3:30pm-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center. Remember to swing by the market each week with a helpful reminder from Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/events/2540917432707262

Link: Find Board Meeting Materials here

Have you met your City's representatives? Do you want to feel heard? Start a conversation by attending the City Council Ward Town Hall! One town hall is scheduled for each of Pullman's three wards, or legislative districts, from October 4-6. Councilmembers welcome the opportunity to meet residents, cultivate meaningful dialogue, and respond to feedback during each 90-minute session: October 4 | Ward 1 Councilmembers Francis Benjamin, Ann Parks, and Becky Dueben October 5 | Ward 2 Councilmembers Nathan Weller and Eileen Macoll October 6 | Ward 3 Councilmembers Megan Guido and Pat Wright We hope you can participate!  Learn more about City Council or view Pullman's ward map. 

Pullman City Council Notice of Special Meeting YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that A special meeting of the Pullman City Council to be held: THE PURPOSE OF THE SPECIAL MEETING IS: WARD TOWN HALL MEETINGS. The Pullman City Council will host a trio of ward town halls on October 4, 5, & 6 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at the City Hall Council Chambers. Councilmembers welcome the opportunity to meet residents, cultivate meaningful dialogue, and respond to feedback during each 90-minute session. Councilmembers from each ward will host their respective town hall at 190 SE Crestview Street, Building “A,” per the following schedule: October 4 Ward 1: Councilmembers Benjamin, Parks and Dueben October 5 Ward 2: Councilmembers Weller and Macoll October 6 Ward 3: Councilmembers Guido and Wright

For a Horror Film class a group of us students got the chance to choose a horror film to be shown at the Kenworthy. We chose to show Black Christmas which centers around Greek Life on a college campus. If you arrive to friendship square at 5:30 and show your ticket you can play cup pong for the chance to win Redstar giftcards. Come in your best "frat-mas" attire to win giftcards from Mingles, Corner Club, Breakfast Club. The Greek House with the most members in attendance will win $200 towards their philanthropy.

5:00 JV and 6:00pm V at Oakesdale

VB @ Colton

Have you met your City's representatives? Do you want to feel heard? Start a conversation by attending the City Council Ward Town Hall! One town hall is scheduled for each of Pullman's three wards, or legislative districts, from October 4-6. Councilmembers welcome the opportunity to meet residents, cultivate meaningful dialogue, and respond to feedback during each 90-minute session: October 4 | Ward 1 Councilmembers Francis Benjamin, Ann Parks, and Becky Dueben October 5 | Ward 2 Councilmembers Nathan Weller and Eileen Macoll October 6 | Ward 3 Councilmembers Megan Guido and Pat Wright We hope you can participate!  Learn more about City Council or view Pullman's ward map. 

Pullman City Council Notice of Special Meeting YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that A special meeting of the Pullman City Council to be held: THE PURPOSE OF THE SPECIAL MEETING IS: WARD TOWN HALL MEETINGS. The Pullman City Council will host a trio of ward town halls on October 4, 5, & 6 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at the City Hall Council Chambers. Councilmembers welcome the opportunity to meet residents, cultivate meaningful dialogue, and respond to feedback during each 90-minute session. Councilmembers from each ward will host their respective town hall at 190 SE Crestview Street, Building “A,” per the following schedule: October 4 Ward 1: Councilmembers Benjamin, Parks and Dueben October 5 Ward 2: Councilmembers Weller and Macoll October 6 Ward 3: Councilmembers Guido and Wright

Moscow Film Society presents MULHOLLAND DRIVE as part of their Cronenberg vs Lynch series. After a car wreck on the winding Mulholland Drive renders a woman amnesiac, she and a perky Hollywood-hopeful search for clues and answers across Los Angeles in a twisting venture beyond dreams and reality. David Lynch creates a world of waking dreams and nightmares that washes over the audience leaving them breathlessly captivated by what they just witnessed. One of the greatest films of the aughts and of all time, MULHOLLAND DRIVE, will twist its way into your pysche leaving you to endlessly contemplate its images, sounds and meanings. The film must be experienced like a dream so join us in a dark room where you are consumed by the images and sounds of a master director at work. Rated: R | 2 hr 27 min | Tickets: $5 General Admission

7:00pm versus Sunnyside Christian

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

LEGO FREE BUILDING K-5TH GRADE FRI, OCT 7TH @10:00 - 11:00 AM

PIZZA AND BOARD GAMES 6TH-12TH GRADE FRI, OCT 7TH @12:00 - 1:00 PM

Join guest curator Lipi Turner-Rahman Friday October 7 from 3:00-4:30 p.m. as she guides a conversation about Our Stories, Our Lives: Irwin Nash Photographs of Yakima Valley Migrant Labor, which chronicles the daily lives of agricultural workers—as well as an era of rising labor movements and social awareness—in the Yakima Valley in the 1960s and 70s. Special guests include Yakima Valley community members from multiple generations; Marcela Pattinson from Undocumented Initiatives WSU; Daisy Zavala Magaña from the Seattle Times; and Juventino Aranda, whose exhibition Juventino Aranda: Esperé Mucho Tiempo Pa Ver is showing concurrently in the museum. This event will be immediately followed by an opening reception for both exhibitions.

Branch: Malden Library Address: 205 SW MorelandMalden, WA 99149 Library Hours: Wednesday 2:00 to 6:00pm Friday 2:00 to 6:00pm Phone: 509-569-4402 Email: malden@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids,Teens Come to the Malden library every 1st Friday of the month for kid/teen hangout. There will be a new theme each month, snack and drinks are provided and a craft.

Join us Friday, October 7 from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.to celebrate the exhibitions Juventino Aranda: Esperé Mucho Tiempo Pa Ver and Our Stories, Our Lives: Irwin Nash Photographs of Yakima Valley Migrant Labor. Artist Juventino Aranda and Lipi Turner-Rahman, guest curator of Our Stories, Our Lives: Irwin Nash Photographs of Yakima Valley Migrant Labor, will be available to speak one-on-one with visitors. The reception immediately follows a “Guided Conversation with Lipi Turner-Rahman,” and additional special guests from the Guided Conversation will also be available to mingle during the reception. Join us for an evening of engaged discussion and reflection about these two concurrent exhibitions.

FB vs Logos @ Genesee

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Please join us for the 4TH Annual Race for Campus Safety 5K/10K and Kids 1K Walk/Run on the WSU Pullman Campus to raise awareness for Campus Safety. All proceeds will benefit the Lauren McCluskey Foundation which support amateur athletics, animal welfare and research and resources to improve campus safety across the U.S. Visit our website to register: www.laurenmccluskey.org

It’s time for character creation and the beginning of a new campaign! High school Dungeons and Dragons Saturday, October 8th at  4:00pm in the Hecht Room at Neill Public Library  A campaign has yet to be determined for the high school group, so before character creation begins, players will be able to choose between 1 of 3 campaign settings: Blades in the Dark- where you play as a crew of scoundrels seeking their fortunes on the haunted streets of an industrial fantasy city, Spelljammer-an epic space adventure where you board a space ship to explore all the mysteries of space, Or Theros- a world inspired by Ancient Greek mythology where the gods rule over all, seeking champions to enact their schemes and spread their ideals. All skill and experience levels are welcome, no special equipment required! Contact Amy Ferguson, Youth Services Technician with any questions: amy.ferguson@neill-lib.org 509-338-3188

Join us for the 4TH Annual Lauren McCluskey Dinner & Auction on the WSU Pullman campus in the Ensminger Pavillion. This event is our annual fundraiser for the Lauren McCluskey Foundation. We will have a catered dinner by Oak on Main, followed by silent and live auctions. Gather with friends and colleagues to remember and honor Lauren's legacy and help ensure her light shines on by supporting the foundation named in her honor. Funds raised will be used to support amateur athletics, animal welfare and research and resources to improve campus safety across the U.S.

Repertoire: Selections from Carmen Georges Bizet Masks: A Heroine’s Tale Jeremy Crosmer Symphony No. 2 P.I. Tchaikovsky

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Monday Schedule for Late Start PHS 8:50 am-2:50 pm LMS 8:55 am-2:50 pm FES 8:50 am-2:50 pm JES 8:50 am-2:50 pm KES 9:05 am-3:05 pm SES 9:05 am-3:05 pm

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

Come work on your sewing projects or learn how to sew. Join the Sew Happy Club to practice your sewing skills and share tips of the trade.  For more information, contact the library at (509) 334-3595.  

Regular monthly meeting of the Pullman Police Advisory Committee. Masks are required in public spaces within City of Pullman facilities, including City Hall and City Council Chambers. Thank you for your cooperation. Meeting Agenda This meeting is open to the public. Attend by phone:  1(773) 231-9226 (Meeting ID:144 562 1349)

The Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting is scheduled for 7:30PM on the second Monday of every month.

5:00 JV and 6:00pm V at LaCrosse (SJEL)

Branch: Rosalia Library Address: 402 S. Whitman Ave. Rosalia, WA 99170 Library Hours: Tues. 10am - 2pm & 3-5pmThurs. 3pm - 7pm; Sat, 10am - 2pm Phone: 509-523-3109 Email: rosalia@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids Contact Phone: 509-523-3109 Event Type: Storytime Preschool Storytime is especially planned each week to help young learners develop early literacy skills and a love for the library.  Join us at your Rosalia library each Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. for a free play time with the stories, games, songs, and more beginning at 10:30 a.m.

Branch: Rosalia Library Address: 402 S. Whitman Ave. Rosalia, WA 99170 Library Hours: Tues. 10am - 2pm & 3-5pmThurs. 3pm - 7pm; Sat, 10am - 2pm Phone: 509-523-3109 Email: rosalia@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids Contact Phone: 5095233109 Event Type: Storytime Elementary age kids come create some creepy, crawly creatures, enjoy a snack, stories, and games afterschool.  For more information, call the library at 509.523.3109.  Snacks and craft materials are provided by the generous Friends of the library.

VB @ Pomeroy

1:00pm to 6:00pm

Location is TBD

Chair: Jann Hill Trustees: Kris Boreen, Dan LeBeau, Mary Jane Neill and Brandon Wolking

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

The Pullman Farmers Market season runs from May 18th, 2022 until October 12th, 2022 every Wednesday from 3:30pm-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center. Remember to swing by the market each week with a helpful reminder from Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/events/2540917432707262

Branch: Albion Library Address: 310 F Street, Albion, WA 99102 Library Hours: Tues. 3:30pm-6:30pm; Wed. 9:00am-1:00 pm; Thurs. 3:30pm-6:30pm Phone: 509-338-9641 Email: albion@whitcolib.org Audience: Teens,Adults Contact Phone: 509-338-9641 Event Type: Celebration Link: https://www.facebook.com/AlbionBranchLibrary/ Socialize and enjoy your library to welcome autumn! Meet your neighbors, appreciate our community, show off a craft, have some cider, read a fall poem!

Regular meeting of the Pullman Parks & Recreation Commission Agendas and minutes can be found by clicking here for BoardDocs.com 

Link: Find Board Meeting Materials here

Moscow Film Society and University of Idaho Film & Television Department present SCREAM as part of their Wicked Wednesdays: Countdown to Halloween series. A year after the [censored] of her mother, a teenage girl is terrorized by a new killer, who targets the girl and her friends by using horror films as part of a deadly game. Horror icon Wes Craven’s subversive deconstruction of the genre is sly, witty, and incredibly effective as a slasher film as well!

5:00 JV and 6:00pm V versus Tekoa-Rosalia

1:00pm to 7:00pm

https://www.pullmanregional.org/how-to-help/foundation/womens-leadership-guild

VB @ Colton

Branch: Rosalia Library Address: 402 S. Whitman Ave. Rosalia, WA 99170 Library Hours: Tues. 10am - 2pm & 3-5pmThurs. 3pm - 7pm; Sat, 10am - 2pm Phone: 509-523-3109 Email: rosalia@whitcolib.org Audience: Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5095233109 Event Type: Adults and Seniors,Class,Wellness & Education Have you ever wanted to repair a favorite book? Join our own Whitman County Library book care expert, Debi Hergert as she demonstrates some of the materials and techniques she uses to keep the library's collection in top shape. Please feel free to bring a book that needs work for advice or maybe even repair! For more information, call the library at 509.523.3109.

The Washington Apple: Orchards and the Development of Industrial Agriculture Thursday, October 13, 7-8 p.m. Pullman Depot Heritage Center 330 N. Grand Ave. in the Freight Room Presented by Amanda Van Lanen historian Amanda Van Lanen is a professor of History at Lewis-Clark State College. She received her PhD in Public History from Washington State University in 2009. Her work has been published in Agricultural History and the Journal of the West. Her new book, The Washington Apple: Orchards and the Development of Industrial Agriculture, uses records from the Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railroads to examine the history of the apple industry in Washington. She collects vintage cookbooks and recently started a website (historyreheated.com) to share stories and recipes from her collection. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat at pullmandepot.events@gmail.com

7:00pm at Pomeroy

8:00am to 12:00pm

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

FB vs Kamiah @ Genesee

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

NE 1B/2B League Championships

INTERACTIVE HOCUS POCUS MOVIE SCREENING FAMILIES AND YOUTH (RECOMMENDED AGE 10+) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH @2:00PM

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Monday Schedule for Late Start PHS 8:50 am-2:50 pm LMS 8:55 am-2:50 pm FES 8:50 am-2:50 pm JES 8:50 am-2:50 pm KES 9:05 am-3:05 pm SES 9:05 am-3:05 pm

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

The Pullman Hearing Examiner Regular Meeting will be held at 10:00 AM, virtually via RingCentral Meetings. Complete agenda materials and access information is available through BoardDocs.

Come work on your sewing projects or learn how to sew. Join the Sew Happy Club to practice your sewing skills and share tips of the trade.  For more information, contact the library at (509) 334-3595.  

Branch: Albion Library Address: 310 F Street, Albion, WA 99102 Library Hours: Tues. 3:30pm-6:30pm; Wed. 9:00am-1:00 pm; Thurs. 3:30pm-6:30pm Phone: 509-338-9641 Email: albion@whitcolib.org Audience: Adults Contact Phone: 509-338-9641 Event Type: Book Group Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1064511224225309 The Albion Book Club will meet to discuss The Falcon Thief by Joshua Hammer. Specific location TBA, please contact the Albion Library for details. On May 3, 2010, an Irish national named Jeffrey Lendrum was apprehended at Britain’s Birmingham International Airport with a suspicious parcel strapped to his stomach. Inside were fourteen rare peregrine falcon eggs snatched from a remote cliffside in Wales. So begins a “vivid tale of obsession and international derring-do” (Publishers Weekly), following the parallel lives of a globe-trotting smuggler who spent two decades capturing endangered raptors worth millions of dollars as race champions—and Detective Andy McWilliam of the United Kingdom’s National Wildlife Crime Unit, who’s [censored] bent on protecting the world’s birds of prey.

6:00pm at Colton

Branch: Rosalia Library Address: 402 S. Whitman Ave. Rosalia, WA 99170 Library Hours: Tues. 10am - 2pm & 3-5pmThurs. 3pm - 7pm; Sat, 10am - 2pm Phone: 509-523-3109 Email: rosalia@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids Contact Phone: 509-523-3109 Event Type: Storytime Preschool Storytime is especially planned each week to help young learners develop early literacy skills and a love for the library.  Join us at your Rosalia library each Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. for a free play time with the stories, games, songs, and more beginning at 10:30 a.m.

VB @ Colton

Curriculum Day

Whitman County soils competition, location to be determined

Come join the Moscow Film Society's "All out 80's" party at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre! Come all cozy in your 80's winter-wear to sit back and enjoy 'The Shining'! With the pre-show event kicking off with group photos, the screening, and finally, the after party in both the backstage speakeasy and the lobby (for those under the age of 21!) *Disclaimer: The Shining is rated R. No one under the age of 17 permitted unless accompanied by an adult!*

5:00pm JV and 6:00pm V versus Oakesdale

The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee typically meets every third Thursday of the month. Stay involved and up-to-date on the evolution of the region's only supply of clean water.  For more, visit palousebasin.org and scroll down on the homepage to "Upcoming Events" where you'll find information on how to join the PBAC meeting in-person or via Zoom. Please contact pbac@uidaho.edu with any questions. Thank you for taking an interest in preserving our regional aquifer that serves Whitman County and Latah County!

VB @ Rosalia

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 5093974366 Link: www.whitcolib.org This fall practice an attitude of gratitude! Learn what gratitude is all about, and check out awesome book titles to keep on reading or (being read to). Log your books or audiobooks on Beanstack and complete activities to earn badges throughout the season. All ages are encouraged to earn 5 badges to complete fall reading. Call 509-397-4366 for more information

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

FB vs Lapwai This is a Saturday Game

Branch: Rosalia Library Address: 402 S. Whitman Ave. Rosalia, WA 99170 Library Hours: Tues. 10am - 2pm & 3-5pmThurs. 3pm - 7pm; Sat, 10am - 2pm Phone: 509-523-3109 Email: rosalia@whitcolib.org Audience: Teens Contact Phone: 5095233109 Kids age 12-18, let's make candy at the library on Saturday, October 22 from 1-3 p.m.  Special prizes if you are wearing a costume!  For more information or to let Ms. Marcy know the type of candy you want to make, call the library at 509.523.3109 or stop in during open hours.  Candy making supplies provided by the Friends of the Library.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!