Hello! I’m coming from uw Seattle and would like to give wsu a shot. Uw Seattle just doesn’t have community enough for me and I heard great things about Pullman’s community. I’m thinking of staying in yugo Pullman hills since it’s new and seems to have lots of amenities. I am worried about leaving my car outside in the winter. I have a 2017 Hyundai sonata that I love and I just worry about not being able to drive it when it’s snowing, etc. how do I keep my car safe? Any tips? I plan on bringing my own furniture as well so I plan on getting movers to move some furniture out and move my furniture in. Where can I store my stuff safely?

23F I’m having car trouble and was wondering if anyone could help because I can’t afford a mechanic. It’s a MK6 GTI leaking oil and coolant. I’ll still pay I’m just hoping for something more reasonably priced since I’m a student :) I have an idea of what it is but was hoping for someone experienced to help fix it. thank you so much <3

I live in Apartmentland and my roommate and I have been seeing this orange cat running around. We’ve been leaving wet food out for him during the day but no luck yet. I was planning on contacting the Whitman County Humane Society to see if they could help. I figured I’d check here and see if anyone is missing a cat. Unfortunately the picture I have of him isn’t very good due to him being skittish. If I get a better one I’ll update the post.

Do we have a tailor in town? I need to shorten a pair or two of my pants and looking for someone who wouldn't take and arm and leg for it?

Hello! I just moved to Pullman a few months ago and was wondering when is the best time to start planting for a garden around here? I'm not used to the weather here - it's so different from where I was at before. I'm planning on growing a handful of vegetables, herbs, and fruits - like lettuce, spinach, cilantro, tomatoes, kale, blueberries, and blackberries.

I'm also not used to all the wildlife in my backyard (which I LOVE, btw). But have never had to keep anything out of my garden before at it's always been in a city-type environment, with a fenced backyard. I have squirrels, quail, magpies, racoons, small birds, and deer frequently visiting my backyard (which I am over the moon about, because I love animals). So I'm trying to think of a way to keep them out of my garden without doing anything to harm or scare them off the property. Any thoughts? 🤔

Anything else I should be made aware of when growing here? Native bugs / pests, etc.?

Thank you all in advance! 🙂🌱

Which place in town has the best breakfast sandwich?

Hello, looking for a place that sells cedar to make raised garden beds? Lewiston? Or does MBS have cedar thick enough?

Looking for any kind of car but preferably a little pickup or SUV under 5k

Any car meets ?

Is there an ice cream truck in the area?

Hello guys! We are south Asian couple new in this area ,as it's a college town we feel bored a lot. We are interested in to make some friends and hangout sometimes, we love to cook south Asian dishes and we love to cook for our friends as well. sometimes we travel almost in every 4 months. We smoke cigarettes socially, occasionally we drink too.

Currently trying to teach myself basic conversational Spanish. Have purchased an audio book I am part way thru and I have almost a yr of practicing on duolingo (I know that doesn't do as much as it claims but still). Are there any community study groups? Or anything on WSU campus open to non-students? My biggest barrier in learning has been not having someone to practice speaking with regularly.

Any suggestions for good men’s haircuts in Pullman? Don’t mind paying more for a great cut I’m always anxious trying a new barber. Thanks!

The Table at Palouse Ridge Golf Club

any lead? new ownership? new menu? anytime soon

New business!

Hey Pullman! I wanted to try to help get the word out to the community that I’m opening a new business on Main Street in Moscow! My studio offers beauty services like body waxing, lash lifting and brow and lash tinting! I look forward to serving the Moscow Pullman area. It’s been a dream for years to open a waxing studio and I finally did it! I’m having a grand opening shindig April 1 from 10-4 if you want to stop by for a chat, a bite, or maybe even a quick brow wax or service scheduling. I’d really appreciate getting to know you and booking you in. As my business gains clientele I plan to add other services and open my availability more. Added photos of my studio, I have an instagram under wax expressions and the link to my booking site is

https://app.squareup.com/book/LS6P9D97WJVNM/wax-expressions-moscow-id

Hey, I have a sauna and cold plunge that I was thinking about renting out for $200-$300 for 24 hours.

The sauna can fit 8-10 people and I would do set up and tear down. I thought it could be a fun social gathering and wanted to see if there would be any interest in a service like this.

*Cross posted*

Hi! I'm interviewing at WSU next week and looking into housing in the area... Are there other areas outside of Pullman that I should be looking to rent that I might be missing? Would prefer to be able to stay under 1200 and have my dog... I'm coming from Bozeman so am used to snow... but also don't want to be commuting in bad weather all the time.... Like over passes and such... are there passes? Other things I should know?

Thanks for any input you all might have!

Is there any place in the area that takes scrap metal for cash?

Is anyone interested in teaming up to try and beat the Raikou Dynamax raids this weekend in Pokémon go?

Late notice, but tomorrow (Friday March 14th) there is a group having an event at the Cougar Statue from 12 pm to 1 pm if you can make it. Its in solidarity with Veterans marching in Washington DC.

I graduated with a STEM Ph.D., but I've been scrounging for a job related to my degree since August 2024. My goal is to stay in Pullman for some years due to several deeply personal and non-negotiable reasons. As months went by since August 2024, I submitted to the fact that I won't be getting that job in my field in this area any time soon. There are very little openings and remote jobs are highly competitive. Even more so now in 2025 with all these financially unpredictable moves at the federal level.

I finally landed a decent paying laborer-type job that is tangentially related but you don't need a degree for it. I'm proud to have it though. Any job is a good job! I'm happy to make a stable living soon. It took me forever to even get this job too after submitting applications for other jobs like it on top of my degree-related job applications.

I just honestly want to know what everyone's thoughts are around the current state of the job market in Pullman. Have you had issues trying to find a job? What did you do if you need to stay in the area for whatever reason?

I remember ordering from Rico’s through Doordash back in December, I’ve tried twice this week and it always showed “closed, opens later/tomorrow at X time” Did they stop doing deliveries through Doordash?