2009 was the “Year of Darwin.” Is Darwin or the Bible (or both!) right about where mankind came from? The featured speaker is Dr. Stan Hudson, repeating a popular series done here last April. He will bring a knowledge of science and Scripture to bear on life’s oldest questions.

The week's schedule (with Sunday off):

• Thursday, February 18 "In the Beginning, God or Hydrogen?"
• Friday, February 19 "In the Beginning, Where Did God Go?"
• Saturday, February 20 "In the Beginning, Pond Scum or Divine Hand?"
• Monday, February 22 "In the Beginning, Dragons and Dinosaurs"
• Tuesday, February 23 "In the Beginning, When Was That?"
• Wednesday, February 24 "In the Beginning, There Was Water"
• Thursday,February 25 "In the Beginning, And In the End"

For more information, including child care form, visit http://inthebeginningseries.com/home.html

Presentations and child care are free of charge

BUY•SELL•TRADE•SWAP

Railroad collectibles, toy trains, scale models, books, video, art, photos and more!

• Adult Admission: $3
• Children under 12 FREE
• Dealer Tables: $15 each - 8' Tables

Click here for more information!

This event is designed to promote and increase interest for green products, technologies, and services found in the Quad-Cities and surrounding areas.

Hosted by KLEW TV

Vendor registration still open.

Contact: Fred Fickenwirth

• Dinner, Auction and Dance
• 5 p.m. social hour & silent auction
• Dinner and Live auction to follow

Cabaret is the premier social and fundraising event in Pullman, Washington. This annual dinner, dance and auction provides more than 20 percent of the yearly operating budget for the Pullman Chamber of Commerce, and is sponsored in part by Washington State University. It is because of support from businesses and individuals in the Pullman and surrounding areas that the Chamber can continue to achieve the mission statement, "To make Pullman a better place to live, work and do business."

Tickets: $65 per person (black tie optional) with valet parking available.

Taste many fine wines from around the Northwest at the 25th Annual Winefest!

Admission includes a commemorative wine glass, ten tasting tickets, excellent food prepared by the School of Hospitality Business management Catering, a fantastic live band, and an exciting silent auction.

Choose the session that best fits your schedule: 5:00-7:00 p.m. or 8:00-10:00 p.m.

To Purchase tickets:
winefest.wsu.edu
or call 509-335-5766 for more information.
Admission: $35/per person
Shuttle services will be provided from the old Bookie, and by Zoe Cafe on Terrestrial View to the SEL Event Center.

Real Life Ministries meets every Sunday at the SEL Event Center.
Children's Ministry Available for Nursery through 5th grade.
Small Groups available now.

Contact Aaron Couch via email aaron@moscowreallife.com or phone: (208) 882-2484.

Resonate Church meets every Sunday at the SEL Event Center.
Child care available during service.
Small groups meet during the week.

Email for more information: resonatechurch@gmail.com.

Bring your sweetie to the Whitman County Humane Society’s Second Annual Fur Ball and Yappy Hour Fund-Raiser! This event helps build AnimalHaven, helps support the humane society, including all the displaced animals and the staff needed to support them.

• Dinner by Memorable Events
• Live and silent fund-raising auctions
• Animal parade
• Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson will serve as master of ceremonies
• Auctioneer Orvil Sears

   

  Tickets, $40 per person, available at:

  WCHS Administrative Office
  WCHS Shelter
  Neill's Flowers and Gifts

Presented with the support of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at Washington State University.

Have fun caring for the homeless pets of Whitman County!

For more information, call 509-332-2246 or visit whitmanpets.org.

Planning a wedding can be a daunting task. Please join us to meet the right wedding professionals, and set your mind at ease. Consult with our professional wedding exhibitors about:

• Guest Accommodations
• Wedding Facilities
• Bridal Fashions
• Reception Music
• Photographers
• Florists
• Catering
• Beverages
• Wedding Accessories
• Honeymoon Locations
• Destination Weddings
• Live DJ
• Food Samples

Located in the beautiful and spacious Faraday Hall, this event is free to the public, and prizes will be awarded throughout the day.

This second annual benefit will share inspiring stories of courage and selflessness by community members throughout Whitman County who have performed extraordinary lifesaving acts by using First Aid, CPR, AED training and other actions to save lives.

• Dinner by Memorable Events
• Merry Cellars Wine Package Auction
• Inspiring local heroes stories and recognition
• Testimonial of Red Cross services in Whitman County

Sponsorship or Hero Nomination Information:
Contact:
Lisa Jones
American Red Cross, Whitman County
509-332-2304
redcross@pullman.com

*Sponsor Reception with Heroes
Available for Event and Hero Sponsors. Call 509-332-2304 for more information.

The Whitman County American Red Cross is a proud partner agency of the United Way of Pullman.

Join us in celebration of the YMCA at WSU's 114 years of service and charity on the Palouse.
Featuring the original Northwest Dueling Piano Show from Seattle's Chopstix!

For tickets and more information, please contact the YMCA at WSU at (509) 332-3524 or wsuymca@wsu.edu or the Pullman Chamber of Commerce at (509) 334-3565.

We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.

The YMCA at WSU is a proud partner agency of the United Way of Pullman.

Palouse Habitat for Humanity benefit event.

• Dinner and Auction
• Live music: Hog Heaven Big Band
• Tickets: $40

For more information, contact: Peg Gunderson at 509.332.1317.

Palouse Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit housing ministry that works both to eliminate substandard housing in the Palouse—and to make adequate housing a matter of conscience and action—by building homes in partnership with qualifying families. They have built three homes in Moscow, one home in Pullman, one home in Genesee, and one home in Colfax. They are currently finishing another home in Genesee and will build in Palouse next.