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Author, Unique Eats and Eateries of Spokane. Associate editor, Washington State Magazine. Former Food editor, Spokesman-Review.
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Places to visit around Pullman in addition to a WSU Cougars game

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By Adriana Janovich Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
PULLMAN — By all means, come for a football game. There are six home games this season that started with the Sept. 19 48-7 Washington State win over Duquesne. And they’re a huge draw for this small college town, surrounded by the wheat fields of the rolling hills of the Palouse. But there’s so much more to enjoy here. Check out this roundup of things to do in the Pullman area before and after the big game. Pullman neighborhoods cover four distinct hills.
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Places to visit around Pullman in addition to a WSU Cougars game

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By Adriana Janovich Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
PULLMAN — By all means, come for a football game. There are six home games this season that started with the Sept. 19 48-7 Washington State win over Duquesne. And they’re a huge draw for this small college town, surrounded by the wheat fields of the rolling hills of the Palouse. But there’s so much more to enjoy here. Check out this roundup of things to do in the Pullman area before and after the big game. Pullman neighborhoods cover four distinct hills.
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WSU Cougars home games prompt couple to open their farm for RV camping

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By Adriana Janovich Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
PALOUSE, Whitman County — Their first date was on a farm. It was October 1996, 30 years ago next month. He invited her to haul hay, and — as they were both studying agricultural technology at Washington State University — she thought that sounded fun. Today, Kirk and Mellissa Dugger own their own farm, growing garbanzos, canola, barley, soft white wheat and a small amount of export-quality timothy hay. Certain weekends, motor homes also crop up in one of their fields.
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