All Roads Lead to Pullman

12/17/2025

Art Swannack has come out against the proposed Whitman County wind farm regulations, and his open letter explains why.

Art, would you be interested in coming on the Road to Pullman podcast and discussing this issue in depth?

12/15/2025

December 11, 2025 – I recently spoke with Matt Forge, CEO of Pullman Regional Hospital. We talked about growing up in the Lewiston Valley, coming home to the Palouse, and the unique opportunities and challenges of expanding access to healthcare for the entire community.

December 11, 2025 – I recently spoke with Matt Forge, CEO of Pullman Regional Hospital. We talked about growing up in the Lewiston Valley, coming home to the...

12/12/2025

I sat down with Pullman Regional Hospital CEO Matt Forge to talk about healthcare access, the expansion project, and all the unique challenges and opportunities associated with providing premier care to the people of our community.

The episode drops this weekend on Spotify and YouTube!

11/27/2025

We have three new members of the Pullman City Council! Congrats to Tawny Szumlas, Bryan MacDonald, and Trevor Vance.

11/15/2025

November 4, 2025 — Mayor Benjamin talks about the attributes that he is looking for to lead Pullman's Fire Department.

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11/15/2025

November 4, 2025 — Mayor Benjamin explains his reasoning for promoting an internal candidate to Pullman Fire Department Chief.

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11/15/2025

November 4, 2025 — Mayor Benjamin says that Pullman Police have a "community policing" policy that emphasizes education instead of enforcement.

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11/05/2025

November 4, 2025 – Early results are in for the general election in Whitman County! Plus, three pieces of advice for the incoming city council members.

10/30/2025

Chad wants to see Pullman Schools do well and the Cougars to win!

10/30/2025

Chad believes that a bypass north of Pullman will never happen.

10/30/2025

Chad would like to see more events in Pullman that bring the community and students together...as long as they don't cause traffic problems or require blocking off the road.