Vandals volleyball player reaches 500 kills

Nearby History: The many newspapers of Latah County — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 07:00:00 GMT
This story originally appeared in the Daily News on Dec. 29, 2023. It's been republished today on the occasion of the Daily News' 115th birthday. The Palouse has had a lot of newspapers over the years. Nearly every town in Latah County had its own newspaper at one time or another, some for a short period of time, others for decades. In the years before radio, telephone, television and the internet, newspapers were often the most reliable and consistent form of news, especially in particularly rural areas. For historians, they offer a wealth of information when primary sources can be scarce. They also hint at local sentiments and opinions related to larger issues. Newspapers can be valuable not only for their information but also for their ability to shape public opinion and provide glimpses into interesting advertising, movies showing at the time and other peaks into the past. Latah County’s first newspaper was the Moscow Argus, founded by members of the Moscow Literary Society in 1878. It only ran for a year and was written by hand during society meetings. The first printed newspaper was the Moscow Mirror beginning in 1882 under the management of Ivan Chase and Co. The North Idaho Star began circulation in the late 1880s until 1906, and the University of Idaho’s Argonaut has been continuously publishing since 1898. After Idaho statehood and the turn of the century, Moscow saw more newspapers as existing ones halted or changed hands. The Moscow Weekly Mirror, The St
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Offense sputters as Cougs bow to Fifita-led Wildcats for their third Power Four loss — Sun, 27 Sep 2026 07:30:00 GMT
PULLMAN — It was going so well. Already up a touchdown over the visiting Arizona Wildcats, sophomore quarterback Caden Pinnick and the Washington State offense were grooving with 112 total yards through two drives Saturday at Gesa Field. Then, it happened again. Pinnick’s youth and inexperience caught up to him on a first-and-10 flea flicker at midfield. Looking to pass with the pocket collapsing around him, the UC Davis transfer rolled out to his right and underthrew junior wide receiver Branden Ganashamoorthy, who was triple-covered. Instead of taking the safe throwaway, Pinnick threw an interception to Arizona junior safety Cam Chapa. It was the first of two turnovers and another in a string of misfortunes for Pinnick and the Cougs who could not keep up with Arizona senior quarterback Noah Fifita’s nearly 300 passing yards in a 34-24 nonconference loss to Arizona in front of an announced crowd of 23,903. “This should hurt,” first-year WSU coach Kirby Moore said to open his postgame news conference. Pinnick’s predicament Pinnick put himself and the ball in peril on several occasions. Only two of them led to turnovers, but each carried its own consequences. At the start of the second quarter, WSU faced third-and-3 from its own 32 and opted for the QB keeper. Pinnick gained 2 yards, but stepped out of bounds shy of the chains. The Cougars punted. With 1 minute and 31 seconds left in the half, Pinnick let another throw fly down the left boundary. It was again off target and ca
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Greer reaches 500 kills as Vandals fall to Wildcats — Sun, 27 Sep 2026 07:25:00 GMT
MOSCOW — Idaho sophomore outside hitter Kiana Greer didn’t know she had reached 500 career kills until the announcement came over the speakers Saturday at Memorial Gym in Moscow. The milestone came as Vandals fell to the Weber State Wildcats in four sets in a Big Sky Conference volleyball match. The Wildcats won by set scores of 25-27, 25-19, 25-23 and 25-19. Despite the loss, the Vandals (9-5, 0-2), are off to their best start since 2008 behind an energized team led