PALOUSE, Wash. — It's harvest time on the Palouse. Thousands of acres of wheat are being harvested from the Rolling Hills, and there is another yearly event happening in one of those fields; WSU ...

Rae initially wanted to become a dancer and began dancing when she was a young girl growing up in Pullman. It was tough on ...

Palouse is a town of 998 people, where everyone seems to know everyone. A woman standing at the counter looked at me and made some assumptions.

Some of the iconic local shops that provide visitors with a taste of Pullman's character include Neill's Flowers and Gifts, Palouse Treasures, and Brused Books.

Meanwhile, for those who live and travel through the rolling hills off State Route 27, HURD MERCANTILE AND COMPANY remains readers' favorite place to get gifts on the Palouse.

For lush rolling hills and incredibly quaint small towns, head to this corner of Eastern Washington that is a photographer's dream full of charming scenery.

Riding through the rolling farmland hills of the Palouse country is a different experience for the legs and eyes. There are lots of sharp ups and downs, making for constant shifting through the gears.

This article appears in print in the January 2020 issue. Click here to subscribe. This article is part of our Palouse feature, click here to see part one. Steptoe and Kamiak buttes’ sprawling Palouse ...

PULLMAN, Wash. – The YMCA of the Palouse will close at the end of August due to financial issues. According to the organization, increasing operating costs and struggles remaining competitive in ...

— The 33rd Annual National Lentil Festival is returning to the Palouse on August 19. The festival, which started in 1989, features a full day of activities and brings national attention to Pullman.

I walked into the Palouse, Washington grocery store wearing my bike helmet and clacking clip-in cycling shoes — the only grocery store for about 15 miles in any direction — and I’m sure I ...

I walked into the Palouse, Washington grocery store wearing my bike helmet and clacking clip-in cycling shoes — the only grocery store for about 15 miles in any direction — and I’m sure I ...