I'm so happy to have this library downtown…read more I used to stop by when I needed a change of scenery after a couple hours working from a coffee shop and didn't want to purchase anything else. Their wifi never quite worked for my work laptop but I can use the hotspot data from my phone so it was never an issue for me. My work laptop stays home these days but we still stop by to use their printer (first three pages are free). I recently decided to stop using their computers to pull up the pages (to save time) and found that sending the pages from my phone (using the instructions from their website) works well for most things. We have also been enjoying their evening story time series. Many events for children are during my work hours so I'm glad there's at least one at 6pm. Thirty minutes is perfect for the reading and singing part in the meeting room. Some people also arrive at the library early and/or stay for a bit after if they'd like to chat or explore the library toys. They also have events for teens and adults but I haven't explored those yet.

A GREAT public library, with very friendly and helpful staff. They have a great selection,…read moreespecially of children's books, and also a nice play area to keep the smaller ones distracted while the big kids scan the shelves. Their online renewal system works great, and they've been very helpful with knocking down late fees when you need it (often through donating canned goods to wipe the slate clean)! They also frequently have special events for the kids, particularly during the summer months, to get them both excited about reading and out of the house.

It has a pretty solid business program here and with the low student to prof ratio, you get your…read moremoney's worth. Given the size of the school, it's a pretty tight knit community and not overwhelming like some of the larger schools. Some of the campus could use some upgrading, but it's like that at most of places. I haven't been to the satellite campus, but I heard there is some cool stuff going on there. Oh yeah, it has a golf degree.

My friends all went here, and they are not broke or retarded...that has to say something...sorry, I…read moremeant stupid not slow. Seriously though. I now know some highly intelectual (did I spell that wrong my intellectual friends?) people (i.e. lawyers, teachers, etc...) that have come from this school. Thanks Idaho!

My Lewiston Idaho Public Library is an outstanding building and service in the area. It serves…read morechildren with a beautiful children's area, teens with books, games, and technology appropriate for their ages as well as books and periodicals for adults. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I especially like the outside speakers such as the Idaho Humanities leader as she took us through a session on Free Speech recently. Kay G.

I think this is one of the coolest libraries I've ever been in. It's in an old hardware building…read more Very artsy. It may not have a lot of books, but it's part of a huge group of libraries so you can search and place a book on hold you want to read. They also have little rooms and sections of the library for people to use for meetings and such. They have some classes you can sign up for as well. I love this place.

Good reads, even in this small town! Donna and Diane the librarians are the greatest!read more

Nice public library for a small town. Free WiFi, as well as decent sit-down spaces…read more One AWESOME thing about this library is a sit-down space in the children's section that is dedicated to a young Colfax boy who drowned several years ago. He loved the library and they dedicated space for other children and their parents to sit down and read a book.

Alright so I am a senior Coug, so keep in mind I'm not an overly enthusiastic freshman with rose…read morecolored glasses. I give my personal experience a 5/5 because of the love I have for the University and what I've gained from my time as a student so far. But this review does include criticisms and acknowledgements of what I think highschool seniors thinking about WSU should evaluate for themselves. Here's my run-down of WSU: (4/5)Dorms: DO YOUR RESEARCH! Some dorms (Rogers, Streit-Perham and Stephenson) are all freshman dorms and will likely be a toss up: either the best or worst depending on your personality. They are cheaper and have a more fun atmosphere, but theft and mischief are real.Honestly, I recommend the male only and female only halls. Medium community and medium quality. The newer halls are great quality, usually poor community. Rich kids, mostly. (3/5)Food: Not bad. Could be better. Find your favorites and just eat them. Fill the gaps with Walmart food. (4.5/5)Facilities: Clean, state of the art, in most places. All of the main building are pretty great! I spend a lot of time studying on campus and have 10+ options of places to go. The Rec (gym is amazing! Make sure to go!) I've always liked mine, but some of the science buildings are older. (4.5/5)Education: Mine was great (I am in the com and bus colleges). Professors are all pretty wonderful, with a few exceptions. But some peoples' educations were just okay. I would go into more detail but I don't know enough about the other colleges at the University. One negative is that 90% of my classes have been lectures of 100 or more people. (5/5)Transportation: ACTUALLY AMAZING. Learn the bus schedule and use it. Sometimes it can be a bit of a longer wait or packed on the bus. But it's easy to get around most of the time. (4/5)WSU Community: pretty great, depending on your personality. It gets wild in a few areas. I do not recommend Greek Row at night for more reserved folks, but you'll always be safe. The Greek system can get pretty annoying and pervasive. You'll see Greek letters everywhere, but you get used to it and you don't need to join a frat or sorority to make friends. But if you hate everything about the Greek system and don't want to be around it, you'll have a hard time. It's not hard to make friends and loads of clubs to join. If you try to find friends, you will usually be able to make them. Everyone is fairly nice. The type of people who you can ask for directions or get random compliments from. Football season can be crazy, so traveling around the stadium is gonna be difficult. It's not for everyone, but 85% of people who go here wanting to like WSU, probably will. (3.5/5)Pullman: A good, solid college town. Cheap, small and friendly. The locals are great and put up with a lot of student bullshit. You do get your four seasons. But I hope you like amazon, because you can't shop a lot in the city, including clothing! It's certainly livable, but not a big city. If you're in a major that requires internships, that's something to keep in mind because you will likely have to move and try to get credits for a big internship.

Thank you for developing the Cosmic Crisp apple my new favorite, hat's off to you geniuses. :0)read more

This chamber of commerce is truly a wonderful benefit to every business in Moscow and the…read moresurrounding area. I just became part of it a while ago and I am already having a lot of fun. Growing my business as part of the community has been one of the best decisions i've made as of late. The Chamber of Commerce luncheons or a lot of fun because you get to meet people and hear about what is going on with the city. I cannot say enough good things about the chamber. Thank you to the hard-working staff and businesses that make this possible!

Oh my gosh! The librarian here is awesome. Very welcoming, engaging, helpful, and well informed…read more They are only open a few days a week, but have events going on all the time for all ages and interests. Love it!