r/Pullman

We moved to the area 4 weeks ago. We've had a good time, people are lovely, it is way cheaper than where we lived before (our rent is half what our mortgage was) - it's all good.

By accident we run into a place in Pullman we had to google called apartmentland. Can someone help me understand the idea behind this? Why would density be built so far away from downtown and, as far as I can tell (and please correct me) there does not seem to transportation to downtown in high frequency.

Also, besides knead and the other pirogi restaurant...there does not seem to be much in terms of offerings out there? No "downtown v2".

To me, someone brand new to the area, it feels like it would have been a solid idea to build density in the downtown area or nearby, and if not, perhaps build out the appropriate transportation with the right shuttles/buses to move people around.

Excited to be here. There seem to be lots of opportunity around Pullman!

Pullman Transit just dropped their Fall 2026 schedule, and I have to wonder what happened to their budget because there are some pretty major service reductions. Here are the differences I noticed:

• Absolutely no Sunday service.
• ApartmentLand & Campus operate until 9 pm, but other than that, there is no service past 6:40 pm.
• Wheat & Lentil are now Saturday and holidays only, and run 10:00 am to 5:30 pm.
• Some detours in place due to Northwood Drive being closed.
• The Spark is now a permanent Campus Route bus stop (yay!) (edit: Blue Route as well)

Just in case anyone here is commuting to or through Colfax, they have new flock cameras on Main Street.

Hey everyone, where is the best parking for lentil fest? Is it usually pretty busy? We are typically out of town during the festival but are able to make it this year 🙌🏻

Hi everyone! I’m moving to Seattle for college and selling a number of household items that have all been used for only about 6 months. Everything is in good condition with zero to minimal wear and tear, no major scratches or damages, and all items will receive basic surface-level cleaning before pickup.

Available Items:

• Electric height-adjustable standing desk – $60 (mrp originally $188)
• Gaming chair with pillows and extendable leg-rest– $40 (mrp originally $138)
→ Desk + chair combo: $90

• Memory Foam Twin Mattress 8” – $50 (mrp originally $148)
• Bed frame – $20 (mrp originally $110)
→ Mattress + bed frame combo: $60

• Plastic foldable computer table – $20 (mrp originally $40)
• Side tables (2 available) – $10 each (mrp originally $20)
→ Table + both side tables combo: $35

• Mainstays Pillow Top Charcoal Futon (71.25in) – $70 (mrp originally $200)
• 6 ft standing lamp + bulb – $10 (mrp originally $20)
→ Futon + lamp combo: $75

• Maximo Fitness exercise mat – $8 (mrp originally $16)
• Pair of 15 lb rubber hex dumbbells – $15 (mrp originally $38)
→ Gym mat + dumbbells combo: $20

• Rice Cooker 6 cups (Aroma) - $12 (mrp originally $24)

Pickup: Pullman, WA
Buyer must come to my residence in Pullman with their own vehicle and handle all carrying, loading, and transportation themselves. I will not be able to deliver or aid in transport of any items.

Feel free to message me with questions, offers, or if you’d like pictures of the items. Thanks!

Hello!

I am a full time employee at SEL I live in Pullman downtown. But I don't have a car. Is anyone who works at SEL commuting from Pullman or Moscow and passing through downtown Pullman on the way to work? I’m looking for a SEL employee who might be interested in carpooling. Please DM me if you’re interested! I appreciate your help.

Hey there! My husband and I are looking for 1 bedroom apartments in Pullman, I was hoping to get some insider knowledge about management, safety, noise, and anything else you'd be willing to share about complexes that you‘ve lived in or heard about.

All recommendations and info is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

I'm getting a root canal this week before I move to Pullman I was told to find a endodontics and I wanted to know of any reliable offices in Pullman/Moscow. I'll do my research but I wanted to hear from others and their experiences.

Where can one find themselves some divine little golden delights? Ricos had them as a special once upon a time... and now its hard to find a place that actually has fried pickles on their menu.

Asking for a friend 👀

I joined the free agent list for the Pullman fall coed softball. Anyone know if anyone ever gets called on from that?

Edit: sounds like a low chance of getting picked off the free agent list. If anyone needs an extra dude I can play anywhere and have my own bat. Played 10 years of little league as a kid and helped my last coed rec team win our league.

Does anyone know if they are open? We wanted to try, but last Friday no one was there and today no one is answering the phone. Does anyone know what's up?