Pullman Public Works Director Resigns
Frank Mulcahy will leave the post at the end of January for a civilian federal government job.
Live Poll
Do you trust your local city government to keep its leadership stable?
Pullman Business News
Business in Pullman runs on company news, market shifts, corporate mergers, local commerce and industry reports, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on organizational changes and economic activity within the city.
Philanthropy
Live Poll
Should your local police department receive more funding for advanced technology like drones?
Pullman Police Receive Grant for Thermal Drone
The Pullman Police Department received an $8,750 Gesa Credit Union Local Heroes Grant to purchase a multi-sensor drone.
Jobs
Live Poll
Do you support staff reductions in your city to balance the municipal budget?
Pullman Cut City Staff to Balance Budget
The city has reduced its workforce by 31 full-time equivalent positions amid ongoing budgetary adjustments.
People
ASWSU Senate Confirmed Six New Student Organization Chairs
The student senate voted to approve new leadership for several key campus organizations in Pullman.
Industry
Live Poll
Do you believe independent farming remains a viable long-term business model in the current economy?
Mariah Ehmke Joins Washington State as Economics Chair
The former University of Kansas professor begins her role leading small grain economic research at the Pullman campus.
Openings & Closings
Live Poll
Do you support replacing closed fast-food locations with new bank branches in your community?
Idaho Central Credit Union to Open Branch in Pullman
The bank plans to build a new location on South Grand Avenue at the former site of an Arby's restaurant.
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Pullman reporting spans company news, market shifts, corporate mergers, local commerce and industry reports. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local enterprises often navigate shifts in regional supply chains or workforce trends that define the daily commercial landscape. Growth in specific sectors and shifts in consumer habits remain the most persistent drivers of local economic coverage.