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Pullman mayor home from hospital
PULLMAN — Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson, who is also the public address voice for Washington State University athletics, is home from the hospital.
The 64-year-old Johnson was released from Pullman Regional Hospital on Monday, according to city supervisor John Sherman.
Johnson was diagnosed with transient global amnesia, which involved short-term memory loss. Sherman said Johnson will be away from his mayoral duties for three days.
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