Walla Walla, WA News

• Walla Walla, WA News
• Generations linked once more
• Hydromania camp flows into M-F
• Camp Fire a community hearth
• M-F school Budget Committee to meet this evening
• Diaper drive continues for The Moms' Network
• Saturday fire on Cherry Street blamed on cigarette
• WW woman injured in deadly crash near Baker City
• Walla Walla bicyclist hit by car, dies
• Fundraiser to help administrator with medical bills
• Pleasant View graduation to be June 2
• Registration opens for Kids College at WWCC
• Bikers revel in event free of alcohol, drugs
• Memorial Day events planned in region
• Gang member pleads guilty in shooting
• WW deputies use Tasers on suspect
• Senate candidate to hold meet-and-greet at Fort WW Park
• Concert to help music programs
• Walla Walla Fire Department unveils new, longer ladder truck
• Alaska Airlines taking flight?
• Suspect sought after pursuit
• More pre-washed produce recalled
• Molester gains release
• State program honors WW winery
• Whitman welcomes 12 new tenure-track professors
• Humorist Road interchange hits green light in Burbank
• Dancers, friends soon to embark on solo trajectories
• Rare camera system on trial at Whitman; will be used in Parkinson’s research
• Trial rescheduled in assault of WW woman
• Mall owners file for bankruptcy
• Ice Harbor Dam to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Marchers say gangs aren't issue
• No change in status of sheriff's investigation
• Woman sentenced in crash that hurt her kids
• Prison inmate attempts suicide
• Unlawful marijuana grow trial delayed again
• New Ore. wine chief seeks regional cooperation
• Protesters call for justice
• M-F School District Budget Committee to hold first meeting
• A-W School District Budget Committee to meet today
• Three candidates in running for Columbia County commission
• Pomp, circumstance and protest
• Listeria worry prompts salad recall
• Americans, Muslims need understanding
• Whitman trio earns spots on Capitol One Academic All-District At-Large Teams
• Personal touch in speech nets shot at national competition
• Click It or Ticket patrols to begin
• 2012 Baccalaureate and Commencement
• Rally changed to anti-gang demonstration
• Chance to become a 'star' fades quickly
• Few contested races in Columbia, Garfield counties
• Local candidates throw hats in ring for offices
• Pedestrian hurt in hit-and-run
• Ducky Derby raises $68,110
• Classes to help prevent dog bites
• Summer brings changes for college employees
• General Hospital adds to tools to treat cardiac emergencies
• David Camp leaving as Key's CEO
• NY Store owner, chief, sheriff seek to quell rally
• Final tire collection event set for Saturday in Walla Walla
• Car wash to help pave way for debater to go to nationals
• POLICE - New York Store owner requests no rally on Saturday
• Group plans rally Saturday at New York Store
• On the agenda - COLLEGE PLACE SCHOOL BOARD
• Just like Napa? Yes and no, speaker says
• Man arrested after alleged kidnap try
• Tuition heads up at WWCC
• College Place man charged with assault on infant daughter
• WWCC carpentry program shelved
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Whitman College Commencement May 20
• Honoring the fallen
• State: Wolf kill again claims sheep
• Wolves number in dozens in Wash., Ore.
• Man arrested after investigation of infant daughter's injuries
• Emergency Services - 05/16/12
• College Place Lions free fishing derby set for Saturday
• Volunteers sought to collect rocks at Smith Hollow School
• Umatilla National Forest office moves to new location
• MedStar drill results in temporary nighttime LZ in Weston
• Octopus case to Supreme Court
• Scaled-down Myra Road work gets review
• Donation paves way to cemetery improvements
• City of Walla Walla puts focus on bicycle safety for month of May
• Woman sentenced for drug offense
• Warm welcome for 'Cool' film
• Man charged in pursuit, injury crash
• Clock repair turns back time
• One arrested after vehicle chase Sunday afternoon
• Protesters parade past site of shooting
• Work session to discuss CP school bond
• Retiring school employees to be honored at meeting
• CP Planning Commission meeting set for Tuesday
• Benefit dinner, auction set for man in need of surgery
• Vandalism spree hits vehicles in CP, WW over weekend
• Applicants sought for advisory board
• Parking enforcement officers: When tickets are on, hands off!
• Church Bulletin - 5/13/12
• Perfect day for balloons to soar
• Murder trial delayed in shooting death of Kevin MyrickKevin
• Cost, issues stall development of Sudbury Landfill property
• AcroKnights to throw 'Gilligan' for loop
• Autistic boy experniences first hot air balloon liftoff
• Security concerns slow WW Gun Club event
• Whitman students prove their college's emphasis on academic excellence
• Bridge over Yellowhawk waters
• Lessons for life
• Effort to stem early deliveries pays off
• Run and walk set for May 19 to benefit Home Team program
• Fight report leads to arrests and gun confiscation
• Trio arrested after break-in kitty-corner from dispatch office
• Port takes bite out of Alaska fees
• Native species can spice up your landscape
• POLICE - Gang confrontation leads to arrest and recovery of pistol
• Second annual VA Walking Safari, aka VA2K, is slated May 16
• Council OKs golf cart zone around college
• Three aim for Umatilla County sheriff position
• Shorter hours in works for small post offices
• Whitman salutes its 2012 Distinguished Faculty Award recipients
• Second attorney throws hat in ring for judge race
• New trial ordered for death row inmate Darold Stenson
• Woman pleads guilty in crash, break-in
• Second attorney to seek spot on Superior Court bench
• Spring concert set for Monday at Waitsbug High School
• Grant to help with wildfire protection
• Mill Creek footbridge replacement in works
• Port may slash fees for Alaska
• Mac-Hi choir takes third at state competition
• Burn ban in effect this weekend for Balloon Stampede
• Trio of Wa-Hi seniors awarded Dell Scholarships
• Pair from Wa-Hi recognized as Washington Scholars
• Mill Creek footbridge replacement in progress
• Club Latino members attend Harvard conference after reconnecting with alumnus
• Roadside memorial to Chavira
• Sesquicentennial art project finalists chosen
• Photo club show, lecture set for Wednesday at CP Lions Club
• Applicants sought for Fair and Frontier Days board vacancy
• Grants to pay for household waste work
• Officials' salary freeze continues
• First Person: Networking isn’t scary!
• April third-wettest on record for WW
• Investigation of Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office still active
• M-F School Board to hold private session on work agreements
• Free dental program results in errant bills
• Lawyer: Shooting was in self-defense
• New York Store shooting probe continues
• Five Whitties present honors theses at Whitman’s annual History Honors Conference
• Whitman to award two honorary degrees at Commencement
• Two men arrested after fleeing officers
• Downtown tour takes walkers back in time
• Storage Wars helps clean out sheds
• Salaries for county officials to be discussed
• Investigation continues in shooting death
• Veterans welcome opening of center
• Applicants sought for county board
• Registration open for weather spotter training
• Man dead after shooting in Walla Walla
• Red Cross plans pair of blood drives in Walla Walla
• End of the romance for home decor store
• WW County judge to retire
• Wash. asks CDC for help fighting whooping cough
• Judge rejects release of sex predator
• Overheating leads to toothbrush recall
• Wolf confirmed as culprit in sheep deaths near Weston
• Sex predator denied release
• Walla Walla County Superior Court judge to retire
• Romanza retail shop to shut down
• Real estate office displays art Mustard Seed students created
• Wa-Hi Latino Club, others to throw party for Cinco de Mayo
• Documentary about issues young people face to be shown Wednesday
• Great-grandson to portray settler William Phillips
• Bands wage war on driving drunk
• Ex-pharmacist faces state action
• M-F firearm shop targets Sunday for grand opening
• Sweet new venture for downtown tasting room
• Tuesday class to focus on conditioning and dog behavior
• Umatilla National Forest headquarters changing locations
• Benefit account set up to help with teen's medical expenses
• Naked man causes disturbance on North Division
• Man arrested in drug, unlawful imprisonment, weapons case
• Report: Dozens used suicide law in 2011
• Valley wine pioneer returns to her roots
• Free tire collection set for Saturday in Burbank
• Police: Ex-boyfriend arrested after run-in with couple
• Dayton man charged with first-degree murder in wife's death
• Prison honors staffers
• Walla Walla choirs earn honors at regional competition
• Drug take-back deemed success by city police
• Cinco de Mayo celebration set for Saturday at Wa-Hi
• Wa-Hi junior among 30 students selected for state math academy
• Students named Youths of Year by Exchange Club
• First Person: Passing on a tradition of learning
• Washington State Penitentiary honors staffers
• Jazz musician Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq ’72 performs at Alumni Reunion Weekend
• Loney successor chosen
• WW man sentenced in counterfeit $20s case
• Freewater students jump rope to raise funds
• Trio arrested in Macy's break-in
• Bail set in Dayton shooting death
• State poet laureate to read Thursday at WWU
• Freewater students jump rope to raise funds for charity
• Dayton man jailed in wife's slaying
• Walla Walla Sweets Rollergirls kickoff season
• Salespeople make stains, cash disappear
• Police: Man passed out in bed after break-in
• Lewis and Clark commemorative walk, dinner set for Thursday
• Man arrested after apparent vehicle prowl, chase
• CP School Board to hold special meeting on bond
• Aviator: 'Tell your own story and lead by example'
• Walla Walla Vet Center to hold grand opening Friday
• Event aimed at families with upcoming kindergarteners
• Applications available for preschool program
• Violin recovery prompts policy review
• Group looks to help Alaska Airlines cut local expenses
• Final raise bumps police chief's retirement benefits
• Device wipes out debilitating headaches
• Archers make point about good ol' days
• Outgoing commissioner reflects on time in office
• Little Theatre brings 'The Hobbit' to life
• UW researcher to speak on sleep deprivation, related health issues
• Banner announces cash dividend for quarter
• Reductions topic of meeting for Waitsburg School Board
• Port audio system online
• Training seeks to reward school bus civility
• Walla Walla gang member's murder trial again delayed
• Locals win statewide accolades for crime prevention
• Reductions topic of special meeting for Waitsburg School Board
• Library to debut collection for special-needs kids
• Dixie man pleads guilty in sex abuse on bus
• Walla Walla County commissioners OK redistricting plan
• Walla Walla voters to see aquatics levy
• ASWC President Matt Dittrich ’12 looks forward in his final days as a Whitman student
• Youth Sports Safety Clinic set Sunday at YMCA
• Starbuck Bridge to be closed for modifications
• Local jobless rate, number of workers down
• WW County administrator idea on hold
• Trial delayed for men in drive-by shooting
• Octopus saga to continue
• City Council members to be on hand for library meeting
• Trial delayed for man accused of raping woman last summer
• Tuesday evening wreck injures two on Old Milton Highway
• Whit Men's Tennis Team Rolls Past Tough Band of Bruins, Punches Ticket to Nationals for Sixth Straight Season
• Whitman juniors earn trifecta of top national scholarships
• Women's Golf Team Caps Spectacular Sunday for Whitman, Captures Spot at DIII Nationals & Share of NWC Crown
• Entire Valley will benefit from new CP high school
• A time for service
• Trial date moved in February arson attempt
• Geese, other critters can be vicious
• Sheriff's Office overruns budget
• Emergency Services - 04/24/12
• Property taxes due in Walla Walla County on Monday
• State Rep. Terry Nealey announces re-election bid
• Food drive planned by Garfield County 911 for next week
• Woman arrested after wrong-way, high-speed chase
• Dayton firm wins contract to remodel office building
• Spaghetti feed to string together funds for swing
• Theater to hold meeting about upcoming play
• Port of Columbia to hold special meeting
• Church Bulletin - 4/22/12
• Cyclists buzz town, head for hills
• Valley Transit plots path to lower fares
• Council to decide on taking plunge into water park
• Investigation still active into possible financial improprieties at WW County Sheriff’s Office
• Kids gear up for their turn to take spin at bike race
• Performers hope to rope in crowd on Western heritage
• Middle Waitsburg could become ‘official cycling road’
• Clinic takes shape at VA
• Symphony offers ‘Spring Celebration’
• $n$Dog lovers expect howling good time at next weekend’s show
• Four arrested in tax fraud involving use of penitentiary inmates' identities
• YMCA's annual Healthy Kids Day set for April 29
• Trilogy Recovery Community to host four-mile run
• Author to speak at Odd Fellows on 'gift of longevity'
• CREA plans new facility for WW expansion
• Saturday fundraiser to help ailing longtime city worker set sail to Alaska
• CP school measure solidly in win column
• Blue Mountain Station closer to reality
• Reception to honor Parent Child Center faculty member
• Mac-Hi falls to Hermiston softball team
• Sheriff unveils idea for big new building
• Civil trials set for pair of sex predators
• Walla Walla social worker charged with unprofessional conduct
• Walla Walla woman pleads guilty in high-speed chase
• Students’ letters to Union-Bulletin editor spur conversation on climate change
• It's vital to your health not to be too happy
• Study: Women’s lifespans improving at much slower pace than men
• Four arrested in tax fraud scheme
• Board finalists grilled
• School District honors volunteers of year
• Detective: Deadly fire a 'tragic accident'
• Tour of WW arrives for weekend
• International students organize to add cultural diversity to Whitman campus
• WWU engineering school to host open house to mark 65th year
• Commissary on-site sale coming to Pendleton Armory
• Quarter horse show set at Walla Walla County Fairgrounds
• College Place voters sign off on high school
• Fundraiser set for injured Milton-Freewater woman
• Waitsburg School Board delays decision on staff cuts
• Waitsburg passes street work measure
• BREAKING: College Place school bond narrowly passing
• ROAD CLOSURE - East Alder Street
• Milton-Freewater woman picks up pieces after fire destroys home
• Ballots due in CP bond election
• WWCC Board of Trustees to meet Wednesday in Clarkston
• Mac-Hi teacher Chris Meliah wins Inspirational Teacher Award
• Battery malfunction prompts courthouse evacuation
• Trial date set in child porn case
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty in counterfeit $20s case
• Survey part of air service plan
• Commissioners to interview Loney replacement candidates
• Rural library district meeting set for Wednesday
• County administrator discussion of pushed to next week
• College Place Planning Commission to meet Tuesday
• Public invited to Kids Read author event at Edison
• Zach Duffy ’12 wins Watson Fellowship to study youth unemployment; students and alumni receive top fellowships and grants
• Registration for Dayton kindergartners scheduled
• Vendors gather to hold Waitsburg's Shopping Bag
• Gala to benefit WWU group's work in Honduras
• STREET CLOSURE - Brown Road
• Man arrested for indecent exposure, threatened police
• Customers snap up alligator ribs at Feast
• Police join investigation of apartment fire death
• Wilcox Furniture to give keys to Walker’s
• Kids Read exposes students to authors
• Keeping storm drains clean keeps pollution out of water
• Dixie students spruce up hydrants
• SENIOR CENTERS
• Church Bulletin
• Bereavement conference set at medical center
• St. Mary to offer free knee-injury prevention screening
• Teenager's killer guilty of murder
• Fisheries group seeks greater voice for region
• Whitman singers to perform in concert
• Penitentiary unit to reopen
• Dayton man not guilty in cyclist's death
• Cause of Thursday's fatal fire unknown
• M-F Ambulance District assessing options
• Fabric Faire to raise money for Mac-Hi senior party
• Award-winning alumna sticks to her roots
• Man acquitted in cyclist's death
• Murderer pleads guilty
• CP sets spring yard debris pickup
• Local projects get boost in state budget
• Railex: Final plans not yet set for expansion
• Walla Walla County Democrats to host caucuses Sunday
• Wa-Hi FFA to host F.A.R.M. Day on Saturday
• Athena library group to hold annual meeting today
• Dayton robotics team lands funding for championship
• Umatilla County again No. 2 in Oregon ag sales
• High school skills center gains funding
• Inland Octopus appeal rejected
• Woman found dead after Walla Walla apartment fire
• Trial opens in cyclist's traffic death
• College Place sets spring yard debris pickup
• Drug impairment focus of training at Walla Walla Police Department
• STREET CLOSURE - East Alder
• Corps seeks volunteers for parks
• Inmates lend hand in creek project
• Walla Walla woman charged in wreck that injured kids
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty to two rapes
• Mac-Hi production of comedy set to open Thursday
• Three vie for seat on commission
• Whitman Undergraduate Conference celebrates students’ scholarship and creativity
• Residents 'saved by the belt' in wrecks sought
• Man charged in child porn case
• Woman sentenced to prison in September injury wreck
• State board issues split decision on county water rules
• Fraud prevention seminar aimed to help seniors, care providers
• Dayton robotics team makes world championship
• Cocktail peanuts recalled over contamination fear
• Woman arrested in string of vehicle prowls
• In the stars
• Ex-WW business loses discrimination suit
• Park Plaza offers free rides for seniors to Wildhorse
• Whitman women’s tennis falls to 1st-place Linfield
• Green Travel saves gas, environment
• Stormwater runoff flushes pollution into streams
• Mullan Road to be subject of conference
• Library surveys public’s opinions
• Dayton FBLA hope to take over state competition
• FBLA enjoys success at Dayton
• GOP to pick nominees to replace Loney
• City works to develop mission statement
• Crime-free rental program draws a 'packed' house
• Investigation still active into WW County Sheriff's Office
• Memories, photos sought for dam's 50th anniversary
• Penitentiary unit remains on restricted movement after fight
• EWU student arrested in child porn case
• Penitentiary unit restricted after fight
• Lights go down on long career for dance instructor
• M-F labor deals include raises
• Lower Monumental Dam crossing closed through May
• WWU to host robotics challenge Sunday
• Superior Court - JUVENILE CASES
• Easter egg hunts to keep Saturday hopping
• Washington State Penitentiary unit restricted after fight
• “INTERMEZZO” is an in-between for retiring dance instructor Idalee Hutson-Fish
• Easter Cantata to be presented at First Christian Church
• M-F sunrise service set for 6:30 a.m. on Easter
• Sunrise service set for 6:30 a.m. on Easter at Pioneer Park
• 'Journey to the Cross' to be presented at CP church
• Citywide worship set for Friday evening at church
• Free parent education program offered in Dayton
• Plea deal reached in death threat case
• Walla Walla's Adam West added to Hollywood Walk of Fame
• On the agenda - Dayton School Board
• Oregon OKs funds to cover wolf damage
• Waitsburg election results reported
• Where do we rank in state?
• Charges added in chase, crash
• There’s no debate – Whitman debaters excel
• Incoming! Yarn bombers hit Walla Walla
• March weather a grab-bag
• Tickets are $40 in advance or $50 at the door for a limited number of last-minute tickets.
• April 20 banquet to raise funds for Friends of NRA
• Waitsburg City Election ballots due this evening
• Whitman dedication to service recognized with appointment to National Community Service Honor Roll
• Power rates to go up in June
• Iron Man vs. Papa of Steel
• Students’ spring break saves lives
• Students step up to Dance Anywhere
• Crash sends five to hospital
• Presto! Football field transforms to baseball diamond
• The camera collector
• Wreck injures five Friday night
• Power rates headed up in June
• Peach Basket on move
• A window to the lives of the mentally ill
• Blue Mountain Heart to Heart seeking case manager
• Flood watch issued for area as weather systems move in
• Arrest made in Facebook comment string
• Seattle Times Executive Editor delivers 2012 Hosokawa Lecture; contest winners announced
• Yancey assists “The Terminator” director in a daring ocean dive
• Parting gift for chief: pay raise
• Police find shell casings after report of shots fired on Sixth
• City OKs contract for cleanup project at landfill
• Dayton Days put on ice
• Speakers: America's pastime not just homers and hot dogs
• Peach Basket Classic on the move
• Loan paves way to Dayton ER overhaul
• Rainfall spurs warning of rising waters
• BREAKING - Alaska to trim outbound flights from Walla Walla
• County jobless rate holds steady
• Retirement party set for retiring WW police chief
• Trial delayed for man in gang shooting
• Charges added in indecent liberties case
• Sheriff's Roundtable meeting set for Thursday in Walla Walla
• Forum on transportation sales tax proposal set in Waitsburg
• Trial date set in WW murder case
• CP to vote on street bond
• Prison unit eyed for reopening
• Man who gave ride to murder suspect sentenced
• Colleen Bell ’14 pioneers global health awareness at Whitman
• Old times, new times
• Phone alert test slated
• Whitman hosts Walla Walla Valley Violence Prevention Conference
• From little libraries, great things grow
• Protesters make voices heard on health care
• Sheriff's Office to hold meeting in Burbank on Tuesday
• Spring Farming Days to be held at Garfield County Fairgrounds
• Fulton prepares to exchange badge for hammer, nails
• Parking garage continues to move forward
• Report ranks states child-care efforts
• Walla Walla County commissioners cancel meetings
• College Place Council to examine major street project
• Sasayama students arrive on exchange trip to sister city
• Traffic halted as officers use Taser to subdue man
• Community Resurrection Sunrise Service planned at Pioneer Park
• Providence St. Mary recognized for charitable outreach
• Fresenius Medical Care Walla Walla to host open house
• Ex-Corps COO on board with Port
• County Planning Commission seat open
• Grants to provide bikes to students in Waitsburg, Pomeroy
• CP schools to hold kindergarten registration in April
• WWCC culinary students place third at regional competition
• March's lion finally roars
• Brewers add legs to trio of beers
• Sheriff's Office probe remains open
• Tree planting set for April 3 in Weston
• Community 'swap and shop' set for weekend in Touchet
• Self-defense class to help raise money for K-9 unit
• Registered nurse sentenced in drug theft
• Work with students helped inspire professor’s hot new book, “White Bread”
• Emergency Services - 03/21/12
• Garfield County GOP to hold convention Tuesday
• Registration for kindergarten starts Monday in Waitsburg
• Sheriff's Roundtable set for Thursday in Waitsburg
• Waitsburg High fifth in state Knowledge Bowl competition
• Dialysis center planned for M-F
• Homemade 'bombs' land pair in trouble
• Aquatics center proposal swims toward vote in August
• Nurse pleads guilty in narcotics theft
• Evaluation ordered for man in pursuit
• Murder suspect sentenced for escape
• Meals program trims a day
• WW County fires up emergency alerts
• On the agenda - WAITSBURG COUNCIL
• Man in assaults handed second chance
• Child Find screening set in Touchet on Thursday
• 2012 Hosokawa Journalism Lecture presents David Boardman, Executive Editor of The Seattle Times
• Hanford B Reactor tour signups set to open
• Special event highlights offerings at pottery studio
• Sheriff's Roundtable set for Tuesday at Touchet High
• Camp Fire USA announces new executive director
• Meeting to focus on drop-off, pick-up changes at Berney
• Walla Walla Valley Violence Prevention Conference set
• Stringing things along
• Auditor’s bill for investigation rang up $14,126
• City to wade into aquatics park plan
• Secret no more: Leonetti served at White House
• City to scale back notification of backflow testing
• Enrollment to begin at WWCC Parent Child Center
• Woman treated, released after being run over by truck
• Police warn of real estate scam
• K-9 demonstration shows toughness and tenderness
• Mom’s Network workshop to discuss parenting strategies
• YOUNG AT YOGA
• Spiritual strongholds call for spiritual WMDs
• SENIOR CENTERS Activities
• Three tragic shootings of children should be wake-up call
• Free dental clinics planned for seniors at The Center at the Park
• Professional social workers in spotlight during March
• Celebration to mark anniversary of Cancer Resource Center
• Whitman grad to lead Providence St. Mary Foundation
• Land Trust elects slate of officers
• Mission comes to an end at depot
• Report highlights first year of joint development agency
• Trout stocked for children's fishing at Jefferson Park Pond
• Waitsburg City Election ballots to be mailed today or Monday
• Weston water problems continue
• Wa-Hi to host Conspiracy of Hope benefit concert
• Depot held about an eighth of nation's chemical weapons
• Oral arguments heard in Octopus case
• Parking plan set for more study
• Following her Watson Fellowship, Aisha Fukushima ’09 to release RAPtivism album
• City signs on with consumer data firm
• BREAKING - Area residents warned rain may cause flooding along creeks, streams
• Workshop on composting with worms set at Whitman
• Volunteers needed for Veterans Advisory Board
• Award-winning author to speak on 'Empowered Aging'
• M-F School District seeks input on communication
• Spring Bingo set at Dayton Elementary School
• Dayton Elementary School without power this morning
• Feast WW's cup runs full
• Candidates to meet public at M-F event
• Sheriff's Foundation meeting to include K-9 presentation
• Summer bus fares again on agenda for Valley Transit board
• Meeting focuses on plan to manage birds that eat salmon
• Weston water troubles continue after repair attempt fails
• Search carried out after cougar sighting in Dayton
• January jobless news mixed in WW
• M-F superintendent to stay another year
• Possible parking garage subject of Thursday meeting
• Murder trial transferred to Pendleton judge
• Garfield County wind project on line
• Workplace health efforts urged
• Josh Goodman '12 blogs about race and affirmative action in The Huffington Post
• DOE fines Walla Walla chrome business for hazardous waste violations
• Wa-Hi class offers practical skills for life
• Penitentiary inmate sentenced for prison stabbing
• Button to resign Columbia County Health District post
• Local co-op to be featured on Discovery Channel program
• Driver pleads guilty in homicide case
• Water line break in Weston likely to continue through night
• Flu, flu, go away, and don't come back another day
• Windy weather in forecast through Tuesday
• Murder charge filed in shooting death of Kevin Myrick
• Homicide victim played role in drug investigations
• ROAD CLOSURE - Home Street
• Sears closure: Opportunity or warning?
• City, Port look at possibilities
• Open for business
• Making beautiful music
• Proposal would return salmon to Touchet River
• Hospice offers free grief-support sessions
• Daylight saving time begins Sunday
• Students perform at All-State Youth Honor Chorus
• Small things can help protect streams, rivers
• Officials urge homeowners to read fine print
• Hydropower is clearly renewable energy
• Gang member pleads guilty to attacks
• Walla Walla man arrested in June homicide
• Company issues recall for infant formula
• Caucus in Waitsburg compiles slate for city ballot
• Dayton looks at reasons parents send students to other schools
• Rachel Williams ’12 becomes published academic with study of love
• BREAKING - Police: Arrest made in 3rd Avenue homicide
• Police to hold grand opening of facilities
• Skills center may be near construction
• Charge filed in attempt to flee police
• District looks at where to move preschool program
• Port may seek funds to aid new business
• Return to scene of crime lands suspect in jail
• New job part of WW County sheriff's streamlining
• Stabbing trial delayed
• Mr. Ed's to reopen after community outpouring
• Eric Schlosser named as Whitman’s 2012 Commencement speaker
• Dozier to run for second term as commissioner
• Rental association to vote on board of directors
• Cash stolen from two Dayton businesses
• Restrictions start to ease slightly in two prison units
• Fleeing driver cornered by officers after long chase
• Meth lab in motel nets man nine years in prison
• Student Daniel Merritt ’13 discusses “State of the State” research findings in Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
• ROAD CLOSURE - Birch Street
• Walla Walla County Commissioner Perry Dozier to run for second term
• Nine-year prison term handed in Walla Walla motel meth lab case
• February went down fighting to hold on to winter
• Turnout 'incredible' for WW caucus
• Vandals leave path of destruction
• Student Rachel Alexander ’13 defends college in Huffington Post blog
• The Pioneer places in “Best of Show” for Collegiate Press awards
• Series of driver safety classes to take place around area
• ‘Empowered Aging' seminar slated for March 18
• Safety, firearms clinic for women in sight
• Armory to host military commissary for service personnel
• Educators, child-care directors to discuss transition strategies
• Workplace wellness to be focus of symposium
• VA embraces nontraditional treatments
• Sinclair returns to post at prison
• Local wineries crush syrah competition
• WW earns more accolades
• Walla Walla syrahs clean up at competition
• Walla Walla makes list of prettiest winter towns
• Linked by the doctor
• New chief named for Tourism WW
• Care provider charged with unprofessional conduct
• Alliance on Mental Illness offers family course
• Pediatrician joins Adventist Health Medical Group
• Uniform bill heads back to House
• Benefit for scholarship fund set for this evening in Dayton
• Celtic music fundraiser concert set on March 9
• Caucus deadline on horizon in Waitsburg
• Two prison units back on lockdown after staff assault
• Atkins to headline fair concert
• WW fair court draws pair of queens
• Men’s tennis team takes giant jump up national rankings
• Back taxes paid on mall property
• Sex predator closer to freedom
• Probe continues after posts prompt lockdown
• Fridays at Four recital set for this week canceled
• Snake River mooring point declared unsafe
• Account set up to help family of man killed in crash
• Clarkston man missing since Feb. 20 may be in area
• Wa-Hi ASB helps fulfill dreams large and small
• Adams Day organizers prepare for April 21
• Alumni return to teach students how to network—socially
• Etcetera - 02/29/12
• Film company CEO to oppose McMorris Rodgers
• US Forest Service vehicles up for auction online
• VA to hold Black History Month celebration Thursday
• Walla Walla County property taxes notices going out late
• Penitentiary lockdown that started Feb. 4 starts to lift
• Corps reports transformer oil spill in Snake River
• College Place police officers win departmental awards
• Cross-jurisdiction sewer plan moves ahead in Burbank
• Officials: Trio linked to fight, burglary
• Students blog about their “Whitman Teaches the Movement” experiences
• Students shine at Global Studies Symposium
• Motel meth case ends in plea
• Man sentenced in tavern robbery attempt
• Trial date set for gang member in assaults
• Convicted killer pleads guilty in prison stabbing
• Demolition application in for house on Isaacs
• SoupPort bowl-making time gets under way
• Applications due soon for Columbia County Fair hosts
• Leap Year concert set for February's spare day
• Officials identify WW man who died in wreck
• Process set to replace official
• New marketing slogan marks shift in profile for WW Valley
• Facebook posts prompt lockdown
• UPDATED - Man killed in morning wreck
• School Board to talk curriculum, instruction, assessment
• CP Citizens School Committee to hold Q&A session on bond
• Film that details dangers of invasive species to be shown
• Man hospitalized, two others arrested in assault
• Lockdown in week 4
• Milton-Freewater School Board, City Council plan joint meeting
• Forum on library services rescheduled in Prescott
• Park Plaza plans ‘Star-Spangled Weekend' for early March
• Irrigation workshop, forum scheduled for March 7 at WWCC
• Ideas sought for Touchet Valley Arts Council's fall musical
• S. Korea trade pact could aid WW farms
• Books sell like hotcakes at AAUW event
• Event strikes at hearts of mothers, sons
• Golf tourney to benefit child-abuse prevention center
• A quiet place
• Judge denies bail in Craigen murder case
• Sale of Tumac Machinery complete
• Fire at power pole leaves area in dark
• City may end glass recycling
• Fore! Cybergolf blogger in his cups over Wine Valley
• What’s all the fuss about?
• UPDATED - Nearly 2,000 Pacific Power customers experience power failure
• Craigen arraigned in Umatilla County this afternoon
• Stand-down ordered for local Guard
• High wind, rain in forecast
• RV resort planned near airport
• Voting-day memo sparks concern
• Startup brewery lands in Port wine incubator
• Aquifer-recharge arguments heard
• Council approves bond funds for dispatch upgrade
• Foreclosure set again for mall property
• Lockdown of four units continues at penitentiary
• Man injured in wreck after pursuit remains in ICU
• Postal Service announces consolidations, job cuts
• Process to pick new official eyed
• Murder suspect's extradition OK'd
• High winds howl through area, state
• Police Department getting settled at new station
• Washington Basketball Club to have hoops tryouts
• STREET CLOSURE - 600 block of Chestnut Street
• Author to College Place, Walla Walla kids: It can pay to be different
• Lighted stop sign adds visibility in hazardous intersection
• New planning agency marks first year
• Trial date set in arson attempt
• Power rate hike deal reached
• Sheriff's Office probe remains open
• Walla Walla has new jumping off point for family fun
• WWCC rodeo partnership reaches 30-year milestone
• Council to vote on emergency dispatch work
• Annual egg drop set for Thursday at WWU
• Father and Son Baseball Coaches Face Off as Whitman Hosts Eastern Connecticut at Borleske
• Local chef wins Julia Child Cookoff
• No Walla Walla commissioners meetings for rest of month
• School board to hold work session, meeting
• College Place Planning Commission to meet Tuesday
• Prison lockdown in West Complex to continue
• Fugitives nabbed after crash
• Enrollment down at WWCC
• Weston to sell ‘Pond Property' to Hansell Farms
• Extended closure of dam crossing starts Monday
• Meeting to discuss priorities in federal budget
• Pursuit ends in injury crash Sunday
• College Place bond would add high school
• Walla Crawl participants make rounds to pubs
• Couple remains at large after morning chase
• Waitsburg sees needs to brighten athletic fields
• Snowmobile convention slips away to mountains
• Local caucuses only chance to be heard on GOP nominee
• Lawmakers must make tough choices on state spending
• Milton-Freewater chase ends in wreck, search
• Couple remains at large after morning chase
• 'State of state' highlights worries, positives for Latinos
• PRODUCT RECALL - McNeil Consumer Healthcare recalls infant Tylenol
• Medical oncologist joins Providence Medical Group
• County health report finds strengths, weaknesses locally
• Fare-free program tabled by transit board
• Milton-Freewater Chamber honors residents at banquet
• Assault suspect faces new charges
• Explorer Program seeks applicants
• FBLA team strong at regional competition
• Performances slated at Whitman College
• Prison worker with two jobs found sleeping during shifts
• Action demanded on Sheriff's Office probe
• Fiddle champion to perform Tuesday evening in Pendleton
• Sustainable Walla Walla to meet Mon. at Congregational church
• WSP West Complex lockdown to continue
• Valley Transit eyes another summer of free bus rides
• Moore’s 31 lifts WWVA past Liberty Christian
• Whitman College releases new research on Latinos in Washington State ahead of 2012 elections
• Mikayla Briere '14 tries to beat the Russians
• Walla Walla County commissioners demand information on Sheriff's Office probe
• Landfill area eyed for business park, gun club
• Streets tax hike passes
• Nationwide backyard bird count set for weekendB
• Agencies to share in tourism funds
• Death at CP bus stop probed
• Walla Walla firm wins Corps of Engineers contract
• M-F grower named 'Cooperator of the Year' by district
• Dayton School Board meeting postponed due to playoff game
• Man arrested in burglary string in Dayton
• Every measure facing voters in Walla Walla area passed
• Columbia County measures notch wins
• Garfield County measures sail to wins
• Road work tax hike sails through
• Inmate sentenced in officer's stabbing
• Election Day arrives in region
• County commissioner to step down
• Man pleads guilty in robbery attempt at tavern
• Annual literacy night set for Thursday at Touchet School
• West Complex lockdown to continue through Wednesday
• Trial date set in indecent liberties case
• Burglary suspect apparently living in home's crawl space
• UPDATED - Walla Walla County Commissioner Gregg Loney to resign
• Mr. Ed's served its last meals Sunday
• Dayton businesses hit by burglaries
• Parents sue trailer park after toddlers' deaths
• Iwo Jima veterans to gather Sunday at eatery
• Walla Walla Healing Rooms to be closed for Valentine's Day
• Recognition event set for retiring HR-risk management director
• Whitman students, schoolchildren they mentor gathered for day of fun
• Whitman Orchestra to present free concert on Monday
• Port of Walla Walla commissioners to attend Council work session
• Columbia School Board to hold regular meeting
• Vandals slash tires on at least dozen vehicles Friday night
• Sunderland’s 20 leads Dayton boys past DeSales Friday night
• Lockdown at penitentiary to continue
• M-F School Board to meet
• Stores wade through liquor applications
• Cupid gets second chance with couple
• Beanies warm heads of US troops
• Former residents sought in WW now hunted in Idaho
• The Four Tenors rock Power House Theatre
• Engagement Webb-Stanley
• Recent votes of local legislators
• UPDATE - Washington State Penitentiary lockdown will continue into next week
• Voluntary program offers balance for water needs
• Expert: Ag pest not likely a threat here
• Inventor to be keynote speaker for engineering school fundraiser
• Free financial aid workshop offered for students, family
• Athena bagpiper to perform with orchestra in weekend concerts
• Waitsburg school levy in voters' hands
• Speech on gay marriage goes viral
• Koff & Kold, Kold Sore recalled
• Dixie voters see school levy proposal
• Officials: Elusive squatter-burglar captured at last
• Whits young as baseball season begins
• BREAKING - Arrest made in connection to string of Dayton burglaries
• Vandals hang up Charter services: phone, cable, Internet
• Free meeting aims to build relations between parents, teens
• Woman injured in wreck Thursday on Highway 11
• Account set up to help victim of Tuesday shooting
• Corp plans new Mill Creek office
• Prescott voters to decide on replacement school levy
• Pomeroy voters weigh levy
• Special needs spur special summer program
• Woman charged in arson attempt
• Prison lockdown to continue into Friday
• Pair of chiefs selected for WW
• Mr. Ed's to shut down
• Whitman orchestra to perform at statewide music convention
• Performance - Steel Magnolias
• Walla Walla's next fire, police chiefs were named at City Council meeting
• New ag pest may be added to Walla Walla-area target list
• Walla Walla man likely died as a result of crash
• Children's author to greet visitors, share books Monday
• May 11 set as makeup date for January snow day in WW
• ArtWalla reorganizes as all-volunteer group
• Ione downs Grizzly boys
• Walla Walla woman arrested in arson attempt
• POLICE - Walla Walla woman arrested after attempted arson
• Parks & Recreation offers family-friendly activities
• Sheriff's Office investigation still unresolved
• Bread and water
• Lockdown set to continue at prison
• Trial date set in counterfeiting case
• Suspect in Dayton burglary string hits preschool room at church
• Walla Walla man found dead near wreck
• Officers hurt in pen fight
• Valentine's Day dinner to benefit Waitsburg Town Hall group
• Storm one of month's few signs of winter
• Updated: Four officer injured while breaking up fight at penitentiary
• Athena school plans ‘Under the Sea' carnival fundraiser
• Whitman College to host science fair for middle school students
• Anti-bullying film to be shown Feb. 23 at WWVA
• Lunch sessions focus on pet-care education
• Walla Walla School Board to meet Monday, hear reports
• Milton-Freewater ambulance service preserved another five months
• Weston-McEwen girls fall to Union, 51-37
• Baker rolls over Mac-Hi in 61-31 loss
• WWCC hosting youth softball camps Feb. 19
• Early learning, senior center partnership dissolves
• Forensics offers students mental workout
• Tumac to shed John Deere dealership
• Dayton seeks M&O, capital levies
• Prison unit remains on lockdown after fight
• Chief candidates mingle with public
• Walla Walla County schools win state acclaim
• Trial delayed for ex-prison officer in drug case
• Doctor: Heart health starts at table
• Diabetes Center support group sets topics for monthly meetings
• Recent votes of local legislators
• Senate approves same-sex marriage
• Leadership seminar rescheduled for mid-month in Dayton
• WW County commissioners to hold retreat Friday
• New trial date set for Burbank man in marijuana case
• Walla Walla County eyes adding 'go-to' position
• Dixie man charged with indecent liberties
• Trial delayed for man accused of pointing gun at Walla Walla officer
• Information sought, reward offered in cattle rustling
• Clerk wounded in shooting
• Informational meeting set on upcoming theater production
• Music boosters' annual citrus sale opens Monday
• Local performer selected to open for Four Tenors at Power House
• Bail set in burglary, weapons case
• Dixie man arrested in indecent liberties case
• Pen units on lockdown after assault
• Jury acquits man accused of luring
• Academy seeks to foster storytellers
• Walla Walla convenience store clerk recovers after robbery shooting
• Washington State Penitentiary locked down after assault
• POLICE - Gunman shoots clerk during convenience store robbery
• Walla Walla man acquitted after luring trial
• In The Minutes - WW COUNTY
• Performer Jared Blake to appear at Walla Faces, Elks Lodge
• Applicants sought for conservation district board seat
• State Rep. Terry Nealey to hold telephone town hall Wednesday
• Chief finalists named
• Redistricting in works for county commission
• Garfield County hospital levy seen as key to operations
• Hearing set for man in Dayton burglary, weapons case
• WW man sentenced to prison in chase
• Inmate pleads guilty to stabbing officer
• Contra dance set for Wednesday at Whitman College
• Uniform bill heads to full House
• Share of Registered Voters Voting in November Elections
• CPAP support group to meet Thursday at medical center
• Workshop series to focus on strengthening families
• Volunteers sought for Wa-Hi senior presentation panel
• Teens stranded in Blue Mountains after truck gets stuck
• Wendy’s Eastgate restaurant closes
• Section of Mullan Road to be recognized
• Internet forces Christian bookstore to close
• Finalists to be named for new police, fire chiefs
• FROM THE STORAGE ROOM - Three years down the road and the horizon is bright
• Registration open for Women in Ag conference
• Sapolil uncorks weekly Cinema at the Cellars
• State, federal grants awarded to Walla Walla-area agencies
• Fourth quarter profitable for Banner
• Contract related to power deal OK'd
• New trial date set for man charged with threats
• Trial delayed in gang-related shooting
• Benefit dinner set for St. Basil Academy of Classical Studies
• Celebration of life set for late Whitman professor
• Church Women United to hold annual planning meeting
• Pataha praise gathering will have winter theme on Saturday
• AARP Tax Aide volunteers to be available to help with filings
• Load restrictions on roads in effect due to weather
• Elections get under way in region
• Emergency radio system fix in works
• Reception set at Plaza library for retiring district director
• Pair's drive-by shooting trial delayed
• Stillar leads WWCC women past Spokane, 63-47
• Redsides stifle Grizzly girls
• WW County Conservation District annual meeting set for Thursday
• Umatilla County commissioner announces state Senate run
• Clarkston pair rescued after week-plus in mountains of Garfield County
• Negative current rules rate hearing
• Man pleads guilty, is sentenced in counterfeit $20s case
• Court to hear Octopus case in March
• Jobless rate up, still lower than state
• Average bill would rise $4.65 a month
• Peace Corps Ranks Whitman College 15th In The Nation
• State, federal grants awarded to Walla Walla agencies
• Clarkston pair rescued after week-plus in mountains of Garfield County
• Seasoning company announces recall
• Man pleads guilty to rapes
• Milton-Freewater levies back in Army Corps of Engineers program.
• Trial postponed yet again in meth lab case
• Waitsburg gets clean bill of health in state audit
• Milton-Freewater fire leaves family in dire need
• Public hearing set on proposed hike in power rate
• Local actors make pitch to join theater company
• Upper Mill Creek Road work nears wrap-up
• US Rep. Greg Walden to hold telephone town hall Monday
• Authors to give readings at Village Hall on Wednesday
• Ice turns roads into skating rinks
• King of the castles
• City to pay claim in asbestos-related case
• Details on area’s gang sweep remain unclear
• Assault linked to gang retaliation
• Relief in forecast for icy Walla Walla Valley
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office investigation remains unresolved
• Walla Walla man second charged in counterfeit case
• Weston city clerk terminated
• Evaluation ordered for Walla Walla man in work crew escape
• Woman dies after crash on US 12
• Weather keeps residents inside in rural areas
• POLICE: Federal indictments served during early morning raids
• Thrive by Five Washington awards grants locally
• Charges issued for suspect in Milton-Freewater shooting
• Blue Mountain Audubon Society meeting cancelled due to weather
• Fee waiver OK'd for WWCC Running Start
• 'Iron Horses' photo exhibit to be shown at Dayton Depot
• Milton-Freewater family's venture answers a call
• Blue Mountain Credit Union names new head
• Gang enforcement raid sweeps through Walla Walla, region
• UPDATE - Milton-Freewater home destroyed by fire
• Milton-Freewater School District building burns
• Storm a boon for Walla Walla-area stores
• College Place Citizens Committee for Schools to meet Thursday
• Walla Walla home hit by fire
• Town hall-style meetings set to discuss city streets
• Water plan vital to agriculture to be reviewed Thursday
• Man faces prison time in chase
• Trial set for man tied to shooting suspect
• Woman pleads guilty in wreck
• Prescott park and recreation board seeks applicants
• Slush, muck on ground, en route
• Better late? Winter storm en route
• Wa-Hi grad Isley honored for coaching career
• Bill focuses on prison officer uniform source
• Family emergency cuts short county commission meeting
• Missing skier in Spout Springs area found safe today
• Little Goose Dam crossing closed through Thursday
• Search under way for missing Milton-Freewater skier
• Walla Walla University president to step down
• Whitties teach Civil Rights era lessons in innovative partnership program
• Whitman in China celebrates 30 years of inspiring alumni to think globally
• Dayton woman escapes injury in collision on State Route 17
• MLK play at Assumption teaches lessons about civil rights
• Childhood adventures in junk spill over into adulthood
• AARP Driver Safety Program scheduled for Walla Walla area
• Rosalia girls overwhelm Touchet, 67-29
• Talent show rakes ’em in at Mac-Hi
• MLK holiday marked by lectures, events in area
• Power House reaches out for local talent
• Leadership shifts at Red Cross chapter
• Rally, music kick off school levy effort
• Unprovoked assault reported at Wa-Hi
• Winter's abyss
• State Grain Commission head to retire
• Sacrifical love is always in season
• Clear, cold water our Valley's greatest treasure
• Dayton man faces third trial since June
• Wine Alliance, airline join scores of businesses in tourism promotion
• Hotel to present Health & Wellness Expo on Jan. 21
• VA aid to be subject of free session at Park Plaza
• Local cardiologist joins Providence Medical Group
• Air travel near record in '11
• Kirkman House Museum in midst of top-to-bottom cleaning
• Airline puts emphasis on passenger arrival time to WW airport
• Head of Washington Grain Commission announces retirement
• Walla Walla's past comes to life for sesquicentennial
• Jim Barrow chosen mayor
• Walla Walla School Board to hold meeting public preschool program
• College Place School Board to hold first meeting of Citizens Committee tonight
• Ex-prison pharmacist indicted in drug fraud
• Citation for infamous junk pile in court
• AmeriCorps Team plans three projects for MLK Jr. Day
• Checks stolen from Touchet company prompt investigation
• Suspect in car chase remains at large
• JROTC drill and rifle meet set for Saturday
• Trial date set for man accused in stabbing
• New trial date set for man in luring
• Woman sentenced in Eastgate-area chase
• Rape trial delayed for WW man
• College Place School District to discuss bond at meeting tonight
• Speaking of heritage, happy 150th birthday WW
• Economy key as session opens
• Reservation-based tech firm reaches 300 employees
• Archaeologists to meet growing need in Valley
• Library Users Coalition to hold public meeting Tuesday
• Whitman alumnus Ted Willhite appointed to state board
• Registration now open for dog training clinic
• Free leadership development seminar set in Dayton
• Local holiday DUI campaign nets 27 arrests in county
• Company recalls cakes because of plastic chips
• Voters to decide school levy renewal
• Marketers set for WW campaign
• Workshop to help students, parents apply for financial aid
• Carter funeral overflows with people, memories
• Hadden adjusts to life by the numbers
• Sales tax would fix WW streets
• Pedestrian hit; vehicle flees
• Redistricting plan seems good fit for WW County
• Colloquium to feature business strategy, philanthropy speaker
• County's environmental health functions relocated
• Sheriff's Office probe remains unresolved
• Trial postponed for nurse in drug theft
• PacifiCorp seeks rate hike
• New chief named for Walla Walla Small Business Development Center
• Furry jailbreak reported in Dayton
• Wednesday blows away record high in Walla Walla
• Starling eradication to cease at landfill, official says
• Charges pending for Milton-Freewater shooting suspect
• Trial date set for Walla Walla man in chase
• In The Minutes - GARFIELD COUNTY
• Inmate's assault trial to go forward
• WW man sentenced in February riot
• Registration open for annual cereal grain seminar
• Washington, Oregon state police report on New Years DWI arrests
• Walla Walla health official wraps up career in safety
• Surprise arrival first of new year in Walla Walla
• Walla Walla County opts into stewardship program
• Walla Walla County to be split between Congressional districts
• Unity Church of Peace holds prayer meditation
• Grace Christian Center to host citywide worshop Friday
• Columbia County eyes voluntary stewardship program
• Branding, marketing plan for WW to be unveiled
• Extradition pending for Milton-Freewater man in shooting
• Boy Scouts plan Christmas tree pickup for weekend
• Whitman's George Ball dies
• Community gathers to remember Cecil "Rob" Carter
• Landfill to discontinue starling eradication program
• December fell short on promise of precipitation
• Dr. George Ball has passed away
• George West Craigen arrested in Walla Walla
• Police: Milton-Freewater shooting suspect arrested in Walla Walla
• Veterinary office to offer free pet-care education
• Watershed partnership looks to expand advisory group
• Walla Walla School Board to hold workshop Tuesday
• WWCC award wins top story of 2011
• Shooting suspect remains at large
• Family, friends remember Carter’s kindness
• Employee: Carter tried to protect her
• Family pools funds to cheer up VA patients
• OUR OPINION World moves closer to peace on Earth
• UPDATE - Search continues for shooting suspect
• POLICE - Person of interest sought in connection to Milton-Freewater homicide
• Search continues for suspect in fatal shooting
• 'Person of interest' in slaying has lengthy criminal history
• Resolving to reflect
• Tips offered for safety during manhunt
• Trial delayed for man accused of fleeing work crew
• Traffic Safety Super Star award winners announced
• New Year's Eve party to benefit Relay for Life
• UPDATE - Walla Walla Sears set to close
• Garfield hospital levy may go on ballot
• UPDATE - Power failure affects 1,800 in College Place, Walla Walla
• Walla Walla meth lab trial delayed
• Walla Walla County Rural Library District board seeks applicants
• Trial delayed for Walla Walla man accused of fleeing work crew
• Man killed in Milton-Freewater area shooting
• Walla Walla Council OKs budget
• Numerous stolen items recovered in Umatilla County
• Walla Walla Sears slated for closure
• Plan would split county between districts
• Not quite wired for policy problems
• Wednesday high nearly record; Bluewood shuts
• New Years closures
• Walla Walla homeowner with shotgun repels burglary suspect
• Walla Walla couple arrested after methamphetamine investigation
• Open house to honor retiring Health Department official
• Pataha Flour Mill to hold New Year's Eve praise gathering
• Coroner: Walla Walla jail inmate's death appears to have been natural
• Milton-Freewater woman in vehicle ramming pleads guilty
• Walla Walla gang member charged in stabbing
• Impaired-driving arrests down over holidays
• POLICE - Victim assaulted during Walla Walla home invasion burglary
• POLICE: Two arrested after Walla Walla SWAT raid
• WSP: Fewer DUI arrests this holiday season
• High and dry (or low and wet) ...
• Milton-Freewater food drive sets record in boxes, homes served
• Parks & Recreation offers writers' workshop
• Hospice forming adult, child grief support groups
• Walla Walla County Jail inmate dies
• Walla Walla police make arrests following Christmas Eve fight
• Emergency dispatchers see many changes to job
• Blue Mountain Humane Society processes 1,000th pet adoption of 2011
• POLICE: Christmas Eve gang fight sends two to hospital
• “The State of the State for Washington Latinos” receives $11,000 grant from Yakima Valley Community Foundation
• Walla Walla man in serious condition after Highway 125 accident
• It takes whole room to raise a village
• Union-Bulletin will publish Christmas paper
• It’s a wonderful life in Walla Walla Valley
• List provides driving tour of Christmas lights
• Teen sentenced in assault of girl
• Unexpected act of kindness a gift to local family
• God used star to draw Magi in nick of time
• Rallying to spread Christmas cheer
• Christmas Light Directions
• Newspaper will publish on Christmas
• WW Corps office wins national awards
• Feedlot wins water rights case
• Annual Walla Walla County comp plan cycle opens
• Trial delayed in Walla Walla luring case
• Closed doors a boon in fire, Walla Walla fire chief says
• Uninvited guest eludes authorities in Columbia County
• Christmas closures
• No new news on Sheriff's Office investigation
• Woman struck in College Place Walmart parking lot dies
• New status offers flexibility to Walla Walla Watershed Management Partnership
• Meeting wraps up careers for long-serving Walla Walla Council members
• Barrel Full of Money fundraiser nets food bank more than $2,000
• Designs sought for Balloon Stampede poster
• 'Layaway angels' touch down in Walla Walla
• Blue Ridge Elementary off state's list of lowest-achieving schools
• Walla Walla man charged in connection with chase
• Walla Walla County budget talks continue
• Bank chief elected to Fed board
• Milton-Freewater City Council cancels Monday meeting
• Morning fire hits home on Figueroa
• For the Grinch in a pinch ...
• Walla Walla County commissioners urged to opt into stewardship program
• Trial date set in Washington State Penitentiary stabbing
• Trial date set in robbery attempt
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty in early February fight
• Make-A-Wish seeks volunteers in Walla Walla area
• Change in the weather allows burn ban to expire
• Walla Walla man sentenced in injury crash
• Car chase ends in arrest Monday
• Raising voices, raising spirits
• Nominations sought for Athena's First Citizens
• Teens safe after night in mountains
• Holiday light displays to be judged in Athena
• Rural library district to give books to kids
• Movie, reception planned for New Year at Liberty Theater
• Commissioners to host open house Tuesday for employees
• Tipsy Taxi totes tipplers safely home
• Blue Devils’ defense shuts down Bombers
• VA makes both history, health care priorities
• Customers find new course fits them to a tee
• Schools cook up new cafeteria menus
• M-F, motel reach agreement on taxes
• Commissioners seek comment on Voluntary Stewardship Program
• OUR OPINION Congress must get serious about reducing nation’s debt
• Pictures of the Year 2011
• Walla Walla's Lincoln High drops 'alternative' from moniker
• Downtown luminaries to send message of hope
• Burn ban to continue through next week in Walla Walla County
• Port audit by Department of Revenue results in bill
• Walla Walla County salmon projects land $1.1 million in grants
• Port sound system plan moves ahead
• Drug offender sentencing alternative revoked for man in chase
• Walla Walla library contract approved
• Google.org awards $100K grant to non-profit founded by alumna Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg ’01
• Whitman Latino project wins grant
• Church to hold service at Sager to facilitate bike giveaway
• Breakast with Santa fundraiser set for Saturday in Walla Walla
• Moms' Network plans 'Reading Room' for Saturday
• Christmas musical narrative to be performed at church
• Celebration set for tonight for state champ W-P
• Christmas with the sheriff set at Pataha Flour Mills
• Cookbook signing set for Saturday in Walla Walla
• Candlelight service, solstice ceremony set for Friday
• College Place Lions Park restrooms to be closed for winter
• Next two WW school years to start after Labor Day
• Blue Mountain Action Council chief named to state Housing Finance Commission
• Downtown businesses hit by burglaries
• From angst to ash
• Port of Walla Walla chief's pay cut
• Whitman College community project awarded grant
• BREAKING - Spate of downtown Walla Walla businesses burglarized
• College Place councilman signs off after 32-year run
• Walla Walla woman chosen for ed group
• Barrel of cash fundraiser to be corked Friday
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Thursday in Burbank
• Port commissioners to have quorum at reception
• County commissioners to hold informal meeting Thursday
• Trio of agencies to share in funding from Abajian
• Applicants sought for Walla Walla County Water Conservancy Board
• County commission OKs tax levies
• BMAC chief named to state Housing Finance Commission
• “The State of the State for Washington Latinos” receives $11,000 grant from Yakima Valley Community Foundation
• Whitman hosts week of events in celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Free art show Thursday at Lincoln High School
• Whitman among Pacific Northwest liberal arts colleges to collaborate with new Mellon Foundation grant
• Walla Walla parent named to early learning group
• Suspect in casino burglary nabbed
• Application fee eyed for nursing program
• Port chief's salary on commission's agenda
• Trial dates set for men nabbed after Walla Walla standoff
• Gang member sentenced in store robbery
• Walla Walla Regional Airport scales found to be accurate
• Nord Award winner, runner-up bring new creative perspectives to projects
• WWCC named to top 5 list
• Holiday events planned at Liberty Theater in Dayton
• Friends of Prescott Library to hold Christmas bake sale
• Wa-Hi FFA students hold holiday wreath sale
• CP planners to hear about new major road project Tuesday
• Burn ban extended through at least Thursday
• UB Guest Opinion – Campaign seeks to solidify Whitman’s future in WW Valley
• Whitman student starts first “Best Buddies” chapter in Washington State
• M-F motel in tax dispute with city
• Baby Jesus missing, but humor not gone with him
• Program bonds Best Buddies
• Wreaths honor veterans’ memories
• Stormwater rule changes subject of workshop on Monday
• Library changes already felt
• Good points on making knives
• Foot-washing part of one Christian's spiritual journey
• Trial delayed for Dayton man in cyclist's death
• Thirty-four charities in running for cash prize
• Stagnant air prompts burn ban
• Man charged in correctional officer's slaying
• Retirement party set for Garfield County 911 coordinator
• Teen accused in rape pleads guilty to assault
• City police urge caution in ice, fog
• Field burning a valued tool
• Social activist from the Southern Poverty Law Center Visits Whitman to train students how to teach the civil rights movement
• Tips for people who are being robbed
• Armed robbers hold up Milton-Freewater shop
• Musical may be silenced
• STEP women’s shelter needs funding help
• Sheriff's integrity, honesty questioned by commissioners
• Council rejects district's library offer
• Walla Walla Council OKs budget
• Local company picked for police station furnishings
• Walla Walla home raided in connection with counterfeit $20 bills
• Blue Ridge principal wins state honor
• WW leaf collection crews move on to Monday trash routes
• Canvassing Board to certify Port race results
• Home raided in connection with counterfeit $20 bills
• Ho, ho, ho, Santa's not the top dog after all
• Walla Walla's summer musical could be silenced by budget cuts
• Ocean Spray announces expansion of Craisin recall
• Winners chosen from weekend's Parade of Lights
• Friends of Pioneer Park Aviary plan downtown fundraising
• Job's Daughters to hold public installation of officers
• Pataha Flour Mill to hold annual Christmas tea on Saturday
• Wreath-laying ceremony set for Saturday at cemetery
• Port commission quorum expected at Bellevue event
• Walla Walla man injured in wreck in Rochester, Wash.
• Council eyes big-ticket items
• Sheriff's Office investigation remains unresolved
• Weston mayor sails through recall attempt
• Talk in Walla Walla to focus on civil rights education
• Fredrickson wins recount
• Fredrickson prevails in Port of Walla Walla recount
• Walla Walla County budget set to inch up
• Book on homeless prompts new lunch kitchen in Walla Walla
• Man pleads guilty in hit-and-run injury wreck
• Taboo Lingerie shop robber sent to prison
• Teen arrested in Macy's burglary; another suspect escapes
• Construction narrows US Highway 12 through Burbank
• Oregon Wine Board names new executive director
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Thursday in Prescott
• Man charged in Fat Cat's Tavern robbery attempt
• Trial date set in prison drug case
• Council to eye police station furnishing bids
• Power House Theatre named to state registry
• Program antes up to bolster local shopping
• Walla Walla rallies behind mechanic in his battle with cancer
• Walla Walla County library board to discuss city contract
• Dry November to turn wet, snowy in December
• Class shows how to blend wines
• Man arrested in attempted robbery
• Applications open for Citizens Academy
• Work to close Lower Granite Dam lock
• Standoff began with attempt to serve warrant
• Farmers' Market gets into holiday mode
• Financial pressure forces cuts at St. Mary
• Addicts take pains to obtain prescription drugs
• Fall lands worker at fire station in hospital
• State: Owners must get rabies shots for pets
• For a local family, duty howls
• Robbery suspect nabbed on West Main Street
• Car windows shot out in northwest part of city
• New trial date set for man in rape of acquaintance
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Tuesday in Touchet
• Lions Park RV wastewater dump to be closed for winter
• Tri-State Steelheaders annual meeting set for Monday
• Ski Bluewood plans Saturday morning opening
• Trial set in civil commitment case
• WW gang member pleads guilty in Zip Zone robbery
• Man charged in fake $20s case
• Business a change of pace for owners, customers
• Standoff near Whitman Mission ends with suspect in custody
• Rural standoff ends in arrest
• Patrick Henry, Tana Park honored with Pete and Hedda Reid Service Award
• Police serve up tips for folks hosting holiday gatherings
• Possible Medicaid cuts worry hospitals
• 'Last chance' pesticide recertification course set
• Oregon Board of Agriculture to meet Tuesday in Pendleton
• Toy collections to be set up on parade route Friday
• Woman injured after car crashes into building on Rees Avenue
• Trial date moved in meth case
• Walla Walla standoff ends peacefully
• Chamber awards program 'thanks' local volunteers
• Head-on collision sends drivers to hospital
• Caution urged when using home heating fires
• Shoppers urged to take care to avoid crime over holidays
• Whitman basketball starts Northwest Conference play
• Police: Standoff includes suspect in shooting
• Walla Walla standoff comes to end with arrests
• Standoff comes to an end with arrests
• Pendleton Mustangers hold annual meeting Saturday
• Port OKs increased budget
• Man loses appeal of indefinite lockup as sex predator
• Lawsuit stemming from crash settled
• Southern Poverty Law Center to partner with Whitman and Walla Walla schools to teach the Civil Rights Movement
• POLICE: SWAT team standoff on Plaza Way
• Life Skills Series offers Hands-On Learning
• Holiday Barrel Tasting weekend set for Dec. 2-4
• Council approves small tax hike
• New library contract under consideration
• Orthodontist's office holds food drive for BMAC
• WW leaf collection crews move on to Thursday trash routes
• Recount set in Port race
• Suspect arrested in officer's death
• Scouts, Corps team to revive playground
• Craisins recalled over metal fragment concerns
• Robbery reported at Baskin-Robbins
• Student athletes take lead in countering homophobia and transphobia
• Walla Walla leaf collection crews move on to Wednesday trash routes
• Free vending spots available for Athena holiday bazaar
• St. Nicholas Day celebration set at Assumption Church
• Kids Shopping Night scheduled for Dec. 8 in Waitsburg
• Memorial to massacred Chinese miners planned in Hells Canyon
• CONSUMER ALERT: Ocean Spray announces voluntary recall
• Students sniff out science behind fish hatchery
• New pool plan to be floated past Council
• Prison health care has limits
• Share Christmas through WW Alternative Gifts
• Tips on how to stay safe at Christmas
• Christmas tree permits available
• Beyond the summit of Cho Oyu
• Walla Walla County Fair 2012
• Milton-Freewater woman plays a role for local businesses
• Adults with Asperger Syndrome group to meet Dec. 3
• Lions Club to hold fundraiser for sight, hearing efforts
• Night owls, early birds flock together
• U-B Thanksgiving schedule
• Official: Scam reports on rise in Walla Walla
• Traditional holiday meals live on in Walla Walla
• Gearing up for the shopping extravaganza
• Thanksgiving moves newspaper delivery time
• Santa to arrive on Main Street Friday morning
• Christmas tree lighting set for Dec. 1 at Jefferson Park
• VA to hold meeting on historic preservation on Tuesday
• Waitsburg City Hall closed through for cleaning, holiday
• Wind stirs up concentrated dust storm at Myra, 125
• Trial moved to May in Walla Walla shooting death
• Quick review denied in mural case
• Changing the way we think about food
• Simeon Osborn ’80 named “Trial Lawyer of the Year” by the American Board of Trial Advocates
• Break on fees set for Walla Walla winery visitors
• Thanksgiving Closures
• Port of Walla Walla to overhaul meetings
• Recall vote targets Weston mayor
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office investigation continues
• Cyberstalking, threats net woman seven years in prison
• WW woman sentenced in stabbing
• Rangers offer guided hikes through McNary Wildlife Area
• Man ruled competent in gun pointing case
• Elections officials certified petition for Weston recall
• Home Team Program selling luminaries for parade
• M-F-area Charter customers hit by service failure today
• Dentist charged with unprofessional conduct
• Port looks to short term to kick Burbank plans into full swing
• Whitman's Gilbert 184th at nationals
• Craftmaker cops an ‘attitude’
• ‘Senior Giving Tree’ provides for elderly
• Snow creeps into area
• Canvassing Board to review rules for recount
• Lot of variety in Top 10 ballot
• Blue Mountain Heart to Heart director resigns
• Open house to discuss bridge project
• Whitman launches endowment campaign
• CROP Walk brings home plight of homeless
• HUD funding gives boost to Walla Walla housing project
• Walla Walla County names new emergency management director
• Y's 'Burn the Bird' throws open doors
• Tickets go on sale Saturday for Frampton show
• Tourism Walla Walla chief to step down
• City police detective to teach parents Internet safety
• WW leaf collection crews return to Tuesday trash routes
• Traffic Safety Task Force seeks entries for awards program
• Lillie Rice Center wins federal janitorial, maintenance contract
• Free Thanksgiving dinner set at Dayton church
• 'Out of the Woods' fundraiser set for Jubilee Youth Ranch
• Dedication planned for recently upgraded Bonsella Street
• Recent gifts propel campaign that will shape Whitman’s future
• Whitman College announces $150-Million fundraising campaign
• Local service group members to collect for food banks
• Lincoln High student government plans leaf raking
• Milton-Freewater area churches plan holiday bazaar
• Rice for Cambodia Campaign nets more than $200,000
• Sheriff's traffic bureau plan hits red light
• E. coli fear sparks salad recall
• Universal Children's Day observation set Sunday in WW
• Community Thanksgiving dinner set for Tuesday at DeSales
• Church to host free Thanksgiving dinner in M-F
• Council eyes steep property tax hike
• Recount near certain in Port of Walla Walla race
• Inmate charged in stabbing at Washington State Penitentiary
• Man arrested on warrant after chance contact with officers
• Trio of teens arrested after daylight vehicle prowl
• Margin identical in latest Port of Walla Walla count
• Speakers chip in on county aquifer protection plan
• Wintry weather appears to be in works for region
• Church celebrates 125 years in Milton-Freewater
• County Comp Plan process a wrap
• Students reduce waste with Whitman’s worm wigwam
• Walla Walla teen accused of rape pleads guilty to lesser charge
• No robbery charges for woman who allegedly took boy's pack
• Counterfeit $20 bills turn up in College Place, Walla Walla
• Trial date set for man accused of running from work crew
• Man arrested after Monday night wreck on Stateline Road
• Construction of emergency center under way at hospital
• CP Council OKs budget
• Charges declined for park shooter
• POLICE: Counterfeit money passed at local stores
• College Place planning group to hear about road project
• Walla Walla leaf collection crews move on to Monday trash routes
• POLICE: Gunman attempts to rob Tom’s Southgate Chevron
• Walla Walla dog park shooting won't draw charges
• Robbery attempt reported at gas station
• Walla Walla County budget taking shape
• Flocking to the byways
• Quick start paces W-P past Brewster
• A musical interlude
• Rural Library District to hold budget hearing Tuesday afternoon
• Water tower could rain on VA’s parade
• Aquifer protection to expand
• 1 far from loneliest ...
• Replacement of Davis Elementary focus of CP bond
• CHURCH BULLETIN
• Veteran's letters open window to history
• Parking garage plans start to take shape
• Conservation District sets January meeting, election date
• Thursday afternoon fire damages Dixie home
• WWCC in soccer playoffs
• New trial date set in civil commitment
• Fundraising dinner takes guests back, way back
• Recount likely in Port of Walla Walla race
• Automatic recount may be in offing in Port of Walla Walla race
• Garfield County election results updated
• No changes in Walla Walla County election outcomes
• Cheese recalled over listeria concerns
• First Presbyterian Church to be location of fundraiser for Rising Sun Clubhouse Nov. 17
• Local author to sign books Saturday
• Walla Walla leaf collection crews move on to Friday trash routes
• Holiday Closure - Veterans Day
• Meeting to spotlight possible parking garage
• Health care foundation president to discuss fundraising
• Walla Walla author to sign books at two events in city
• Officials: Fraudulent charges pile up on stolen fuel card
• Prescott Pool gains support
• Waitsburg voters crush bond measure
• Meeting set on proposed State Veterans Home
• School Board races decided
• Challengers lead two Council races
• David Beamer on track for CP Council win
• Incumbents see split in Columbia County races
• Ruchert wins in Pomeroy
• Milton-Freewater voters approve ambulance levy
• Port race stays close
• Host of activities set for Veterans Day
• Music jamboree set at Milton-Freewater Senior Center
• Sandpoint, Idaho, museum to host Veterans Day celebration
• Fredrickson clings to lead in Port race
• Two incumbents headed toward ouster in Walla Walla City Council races
• Port commission split on redistricting
• Ex-airport janitor cleared
• Poll: Voters lean toward passing liquor initiative
• Lecture on Arab Spring set for Wednesday at Whitman
• Five escape Sunday car crash before vehicle catches fire
• Agency warns of questionable fundraisers
• Drug store chain recalls butter cookies over bacteria fears
• Tumac to shutter Dayton store
• POLICE: Marijuana plants found in Ft. Walla Walla Natural Area
• Bank rescues mall from auction
• Food banks resemble Old Mother Hubbard
• Cyclocross racers plow through course
• Backpack Project helps homeless teens
• Donaldson details city’s involvement in cleanup of mall
• Sheriff’s Office gets back in Halloween spirit
• Teens hope to scare up food donations on Halloween
• M-F voters to decide on ambulance district directors, levy
• Waitsburg floats bond issue to improve levees
• Salary for Port executive director questioned
• WW City Council member earns leadership credential
• Tickets on sale for 'A Christmas Carol' in Dayton
• CP man injured in three-vehicle wreck on State Route 124
• Trick-or-Treating alternatives
• Program drives home the point
• Grief support activity for children set for Nov. 5 at YMCA
• Safety urged as holiday approaches
• Sheriff's Office: Sex predators pose Halloween danger
• Whitman student arrested in identification theft
• Whitties continue serving community on Make a Difference Day
• Whitman biology professor captures the attention of National Geographic, prepares to explore the deep ocean
• Penitentiary pumpkins brighten students' day
• Fundraiser set for M-F teen with rare eye ailment
• Winter heating assistance to be offered by BMAC
• Quilt project honoring Cold War nuclear workers to visit Richland
• Samaritan Ministries leaders from Egypt to speak locally
• School levy to face Walla Walla voters in February
• Marijuana, cocaine seized in College Place drug raid
• Sale of autographed books to benefit Walla Walla library
• County extends payments to M-F ambulance service
• Taj Food Mart hit in morning robbery
• CenturyLink again hit with service failure
• New trial dates set in man's rape cases
• Ex-officer charged in prison drug case
• College Place home damaged by fire
• Sheriff pitches budget hike
• CenturyLink services knocked out in region
• Demolition permit sought for building on Walla Walla Avenue
• Man sentenced to 75 months in prison for sexual assault
• College Place Council OKs property tax hike
• Trial date set in hit-and-run wreck
• Trial delayed in meth lab case
• Woman ruled competent for assault trial
• Issues at hand in WW Council races
• First freeze expected Tuesday
• 'Large aerial firework' blamed for loud boom in CP
• Volunteers show they Make A Difference
• Work to alter traffic flow near Wa-Hi
• Prescott voters asked to approve levy for pool, park
• Ecotrust ceremony to recognize tribal leaders
• Workshop may shake up citizens on earthquake danger
• Firefighters battle two controlled burns that got out of control
• Propane leak forces Dayton High evacuation Wednesday
• High court overturns cocaine conviction
• Foundation awards nearly $220,000
• Sheriff's Office investigation still unresolved
• Young Life to host 'Tonight Show'-style fundraiser
• Link probed between wreck, death
• "Upcycled" notebooks use recycle products as is
• Barrels of dough aim to put bread on tables
• Trip to Arizona a focal point in race
• M-F man exonerated in sex abuse, rape case
• Assumption book fair to raise funds for school
• Community Tailgate Party set before Waitsburg game
• WWU to host actors from Oregon Shakespeare Festival
• Salmonella concerns prompt recall of salad mixes
• Drive-by suspects returned to area
• Annual Women in Leadership Symposium encourages students: “be comfortable with your competence”
• Bill passed by Senate includes funds for Bluewood
• Oregon lawmaker receives Hatfield Award from cities league
• Port of WW candidates square off
• CP School Board switches time for regular meeting
• Tire collection event set for Saturday in Waitsburg
• Tuesday's City Council forum largely a cordial affair
• WW man arrested in luring attempt
• Man arrested in luring
• Recalls issued for weight-loss products
• Man pleads guilty in attempted robbery
• Investigation continues into shooting
• Woman convicted of cyberstalking
• Truck driver dies in Monday crash
• Dispute at park ends in shooting
• College Place woman convicted in cyberstalking case
• Two women hospitalized after wreck
• 'Occupy' movement spreads to Valley
• Cordiner Hall acquires new Chihuly masterpiece
• Dispute at Ft. Walla Walla Park ends with man shot in leg
• Couple cooks up way to restart restaurant
• Here comes the bride, the bride, the bride
• Police arrest four in July drive-by shooting
• Walla Walla man dies in crash near Pendleton
• Remembering Marilyn
• Event to show impact of coal, tar sands on area
• Milton-Freewater School Board to hold special meeting
• Work can swamp teachers, but still has rewards
• Provider may pull plug on M-F ambulance service
• $n$Dedication held for expansion of water center
• Festival celebrates return of salmon to local area
• $n4 Gun show gives collectors big bang for their buck
• Church Bulletin
• POLICE : Arrests made in Tietan Street gang shooting
• Walla Walla man died in collision east of Pendleton
• Walla Walla schools use song to teach language
• Work to close part of Mill Creek trail system until Oct. 27
• Bank of America upgrade to knock service offline
• Escape charge filed against Walla Walla County Jail inmate
• Walla Walla County eligible for federal disaster aid
• Country singer makes splash at fundraiser
• Two Whitman Students Travel to Quebec as Killam Fellows
• Return to the River salmon festival set at WWCC
• Civil commitment trial for sex predator delayed
• Last of Thundering Hooves goes on block
• Free trade agreements to benefit Walla Walla area
• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes set for Wednesday in Walla Walla
• Umatilla County briefly loses emergency dispatch
• Harvest Foods clerk hopes to have competition in the bag
• College Place yard debris pickup set for next week
• Lower Monumental Dam crossing to close Monday through Oct. 28
• Bebo Norman to perform Friday at University Church
• Label snafu prompts recall
• Nestlé recalls some packages of Lean Cuisine
• Central Washington food facility shut down by marshals
• Walla Walla youngsters try hand at farmwork
• Hit-and-run crash leads to man's arrest
• Mural-painting plan rubbed out by Walla Walla Council
• Charges in robbery dismissed
• Rose Street Closure
• Tax hike OK'd for mental-health services
• School Board to hold special meeting Wednesday
• Walla Walla man charged in injury crash
• PARADE EXCLUSIVE - On eve of debate, Rick Perry 'pretty confident' he'll win
• Spotted wing fruit fly could devastate the Walla Walla Valley
• Man arrested after injury hit-and-run
• No arrests yet in gang shooting over weekend
• Forest restrictions eased due to cooler weather
• Milton-Freewater library to host program by poet
• Discussion set on wealth gap, related rhetoric
• Whitman researcher attends science event at White House
• Veterans Stand Down set for Oct. 19 at Armory
• Applicants sought for Master Gardener program
• Truck show includes rare ‘snub nose’
• Volunteers help clean up tire dump
• Teen shot; few details available
• Winter, Christmas in South require some adjustments
• City may forge ahead with Transportation Benefit District
• Realtors need help to help others
• McKenna to speak at Early Learning Coalition luncheon
• Fredrickson has slight edge in close race
• Rural Library District Board of Trustees seat open
• Port of Walla Walla commission meeting canceled
• County seeks applicants for Human Services Advisory Board
• Candidates Forum set for Monday evening at WWCC
• Deadline to register to vote approaches
• Man dies in US 730 wreck
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office probe remains unresolved
• Whooping cough numbers alarm state health officials
• Seizure of cash upheld
• Charge dropped in Walla Walla meth lab case
• Walla Walla lodgings on track for record year
• BREAKING - Appeals court upholds Walla Walla cash-seizure decision
• Friday at Four concert set for Oct. 14 canceled
• Stretch of Poplar westbound to be closed for sewer work
• Tire, waste events teamed
• Many irons in fire for Walla Walla author
• Whitman goal keeper nabs NWC student-athlete award
• 'Dragons Forever' book signing set for this afternoon
• Pendleton Senior Center to host Halloween dance Sunday
• Information session set on free tutoring
• Freedom from Discrimination month kicks off
• Homeric compost: professor working at an interdisciplinary “intellectual frontier”
• Unity Church of Peace plans rummage sale
• Teen sentenced in connection with assault, theft
• Trial date set for nurse in drug thefts at Walla Walla facility
• Trial set for Milton-Freewater woman accused of ramming ex's vehicle
• Part of mall property headed to block
• Walla Walla City Council rejects library fund offer
• POLICE: Local man assaulted during burglary
• Sale a feather in group's cap
• Entries sought for Veterans Day parade in WW
• Mobile food bank to be set up at Washington Park
• M-F man arrested in connection with chase last month
• Bull shot, calf stolen last month in Columbia County
• Lincoln Health Center tour set
• Dry, warm weather ruled month
• Pendleton man dies in wreck
• Funded internships help students explore, soar
• Harper Joy Theatre facility and offerings take center stage at grand reopening event
• Farewells bid as Milton-Freewater unit deploys
• A celebration four decades in the making
• Lenders puzzle over quiet times
• ER limits spur worry, action
• WW Council to ponder library counteroffer
• Students, parents provide awakenings for new teacher
• Oregon farm incomes up, but far below historical levels
• County delays discussion of tax hike
• Listeria worry leads to lettuce recall
• By the numbers
• Good Samaritan Ministries plans open house Thursday
• Milton-Freewater man credited with opening world to Oregon apples
• Neighbors of creeks asked to help with assessment
• YWCA Ice Chalet plans free skate for Sunday afternoon
• WWU to host annual 'longest table' on College Avenue
• Saturday car wash to benefit CCY basketball team
• Ingle Chapel to screen 'The Perfect Game' tonight
• Professor commissioned to write short story for radio show
• Fire damages garage at Walla Walla home
• Key layoffs cost local operation 8 jobs
• Permit period opens for chain-up helpers
• Yard sale to benefit city's aviaryPioneer Park Av
• Task force stares down prison cuts
• New system spreads info on meth-ingredient purchases
• Cutbacks seen among Walla Walla Valley's top employers
• VA meeting tonight to discuss use of historic officers’ quarters
• Patrick Carman to be at Book and Game Company for book release
• Chase after wreck leads to arrest
• Hood Park campground, boat ramp set for closures
• WW County commissioners may hold executive session
• Wa-Hi coach among hundreds to support Coach to Cure MD
• Whitman astronomy department to hold open house Friday
• Merger plans crop up in discussion of chief hirings
• Deployment ceremony set for Saturday in Milton-Freewater
• Prison job cuts in offing
• Emergency Services - 09/28/11
• Etcetera - 09/28/11
• Controlled burn to affect Grande Ronde River use
• Veterans encouraged to sign up for electronic patient access
• Forest restrictions eased due to cooler weather
• Tires to spare? Collections set in county
• Small business center in works for Walla Walla
• WWGH honored for pneumonia care
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Thursday in Burbank
• Police implement online service for collision reports
• Inmate stabbed at state penitentiary
• Sheriff proposes traffic branch
• Driver in Walla Walla lingerie store robbery sentenced to jail
• Drug trial again delayed for airport janitor
• Local prison task force to meet
• Trial date set for College Place woman accused of vehicular assault
• Woman charged with assault after chase
• Hearing checks set in E. Oregon schools
• Trial date set in bicyclist's death
• Army Corps unsure how military spending cuts could hit Walla Walla area
• Walla Walla Valley an island of high gas prices
• Corps cuts local park operations
• Touchet Valley pastors will sponsor men’s retreat Oct. 15
• $n$Missionary women boot past PLU, 2-0
• $n$10 Whit men get through first rounds
• $n$Lutes rally to 3-2 win over Whitman men
• $n$Warrior net sweep of Wenatchee Valley
• $n$Warrior women whip Clark College
• $n$WWCC men fight to a draw Saturday, win Friday
• $n$Waitsburg-Prescott hands Trout Lake two soccer defeats
• DAILY BULLETIN
• $n$Blue Devils drop pair of volleyball matches
• Pepperidge Farm recalls sesame sticks
• Registration open for Quest, Lifelong Learning classes
• $n$Mac-Hi cross country finishes third at Hell's Gate Invite
• $n$Pirates fall to Wildcats in heartbreaker, 54-52
• $n$Indians remain red-hot in rout of Knights
• Exotic critters meet the public
• $n$Blue Devils sink against Wenatchee
• $n$Seth Deal bests 154 runners, places first at Connell Invite Saturday
• $n$Wa-Hi girls miss opportunities, fall to Panthers
• Fundraiser set for Frenchtown Historical Foundation
• City, rural libraries gain new directors
• $n$Wa-Hi football gets blown out by Chiawana
• $n$Waitsburg-Prescott football stomps Riverside
• A stolen life
• New amenities spruce up city library
• New formula for library funds eyed
• Church Bulletin
• Milton-Freewater woman arrested after altercation, car chase
• Free airplane rides offered for young people Saturday
• State funds buoy local watershed partnership
• Alpaca farm to host open weekend for visitors
• Pepperidge Farm recalls snacks
• Lawsuit filed in cyclist's death
• Reward offered in chickpea blaze
• No resolution, but FBI takes over Sheriff's Office investigation
• Evidence suppressed, but meth lab case continues
• Corps seeks hand with plantings
• Evaluation ordered for man in gun-pointing
• Rankings provide external recognition of internal measures
• Police: Pendleton officer wounds man who pointed pistol
• 'Saddle up for St. Jude' benefit event planned
• Curious George theme for Early Learning Fair at library
• Residents invited to tour Wa-Hi, Lincoln on Thursday
• Blue Mountain Land Trust adds Walla Walla man to board
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Thursday in Waitsburg
• Walla Walla School Board eyes move of preschool program
• Whooping cough case confirmed in Umatilla County
• Local jobless rate higher
• Citizens Police Academy enrollment opens
• J.W. 'Bill' Thompson remembered as 'good fellow'
• Child porn, rape trial date moved
• Fifth annual Business Awards Showcase awards local businesses, young entrepreneurs
• Case of "whooping cough" confirmed in Umatilla County
• Rivera sets major league saves record with 602nd
• Snake River Dam lock schedule changes for recreational boaters
• Flu shot clinics set for Friday, October at VA Medical Center
• Driver in surgical boot crashes into Urgent Care
• Reno man sentenced in fatal crash in Garfield County
• Relay for Life to kick off Thursday evening at Jacobi's
• Spaghetti feed Wednesday to aid July fire victims
• Camp Fire USA to hold ribbon cutting for renovated building
• WW School Board to hold work session this afternoon
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for this afternoon in Touchet
• College Place woman charged in wreck that injured motorcyclists
• Teen pleads guilty in connection with assault, theft
• Trial date set in killing
• A Stellar Experience: Astronomy Team Heads to Arizona
• College Place SUV-motorcyle crash injures two
• Waitsburg festival celebrates in style
• Grandview company recalls fresh cheese due to possible contamination
• Oregon man diagnosed with plague
• Umatilla tribes to add officer with grant money
• Bomb squad exploded suspicious device
• Downtown building gets facelift, new purpose
• Group hopes to ‘Paint the Town Pink’
• Mill Creek makeover to improve fish habitat
• Families iron out miniature golf course
• Case of plague confirmed in Umatilla County
• Multiple lots of oral contraceptives recalled
• Dayton Council to hold closed session at special meeting
• Saturday workshop to teach backyard chicken raising
• For dentists, it is father to son, part two
• Fundraiser tea with full luncheon is planned for Sept. 24 in M-F
• Pioneer Fall Festival set in Waitsburg
• Lewiston man in hospital after Wednesday crash
• Garfield County Fair opens Friday
• Enrollments mostly steady in rural schools
• County may see split in districts
• Reward offered in tree poisonings in Weston park
• Prescott Community Club to hold monthly breakfast
• State tourism chief to visit Walla Walla
• Bail set at $50,000 for man in gun-pointing incident
• Trial date set for man in penitentiary riot
• Pendleton man dead in crash
• Growth seen in area school enrollments
• Bridge tournament set for Friday to Sunday at church
• Baked goods, books on tap at Lions Hall breakfast
• Walla Walla rural library branch open house set for Sunday
• Gospel music concert set for Thursday at CP church
• VA to host POW and MIA Recognition Day on Friday
• Walla Walla Corps worker decorated in Afghanistan
• Fatality on Highway 11 near Pendleton
• UPDATE - Rollover crash on Highway 11 claims life of one, critically injures other
• Pair plead guilty in Walla Walla lingerie shop robbery
• State auditor announces plan to retire in 2012
• Man arrested in gun-pointing incident
• Pioneer Middle School gains boiler funds
• Funds OK'd for cleanup of Walla Walla County site
• M-F man dies of injuries from Friday crash
• Walla Walla Community College named top-10 college nationwide
• WW aviary renovation plan gains steam
• Walla Walla School District to receive urgent repair grant
• Milton-Freewater man involved in head-on collision has died
• POLICE: Benton City man arrested after pointing gun at police
• State Auditor Brian Sonntag announces retirement
• In Walla Walla, somber remembrances of 9/11
• Waitsburg City Hall to be closed all day Wednesday
• Man in critical condition after motorcycle wreck near Dayton
• Bake sale today, Wednesday to benefit Audrey Brewer's family
• ATF investigates chickpea fire at Walla Walla firm
• State's redistricting plans to meet public
• College Place School Board to hold meeting on facilities planning
• Land trust names retired ranger as conservation director
• Garfield fire chief appointed to hospital board
• STREET CLOSURE - 09/11/11
• Fire destroys warehouses of chickpeas
• Caution urged with pre-college test guides
• Two Walla Walla servicemen in Afghanistan share 9/11 memories
• Custom car earns owner another ‘Best of Show’
• Aviary may get renovation
• Firefighters receive thanks
• Ex-WW woman named Aluminum Association president
• Caring for Hallowed Ground
• Hardships may result in better lives
• Fire engulfs mountain of legumes
• Fair attendance down; stays longer
• 9/11 remembrances set around Valley
• Authors named for Walla Walla Kids Read 2012
• Three injured in wreck
• Walla Walla man sentenced in sexual assaults
• Program ties students, community at outset
• Drunken-driving enforcement campaign nets 30 arrests
• WWCC Foundation receives grant for communication link
• WW Joint Development Agency now open during noon hour
• Fire that damaged Dayton home under investigation
• Qigong breathing discipline relaxes body, mind
• BREAKING - Head-on collision on Highway 125
• Suspect charged in Walla Walla stabbing death
• Group in support of Sheriff's Office up and running
• Garden is tribue to late husband
• WWCC shuts down Women's Center
• Sheriff seeks huge budget hike
• Walla Walla man sentenced to at least 10 years in sexual assaults
• WWCC Women's Services affected by budget cuts
• Bail set in stabbing death of Walla Walla woman
• Trio builds bonds across faiths
• Church members to help out Sept. 17 in Weston
• Barn preservation workshop set at WWCC
• Trial set for October in rape case
• Trial date set in attempted robbery at Walla Walla store
• Walla Walla woman stabbed to death at mall
• Traffic snarls seen around Prospect Point, Wa-Hi
• BREAKING NEWS - Suspect in early morning homicide jailed
• Whitman Physical Plant yard sale provides scholarship aid
• Meeting at regional airport to discuss Sheriff's Foundation
• Diamond planet? Maybe, but don't get your hopes up for mining
• Lowden man burned while incinerating grass clippings
• Summer fails to top 100 degrees
• Fire destroys garage
• Band to begin rehearsals
• Development agency to meet
• Walla Walla School Board to meet Tuesday
• Wa-Hi, Weston-McEwen struggle at volleyball invite
• Encore for a special night
• Walden gets M-F levee update
• Red-light cameras presume guilt — and that’s wrong
• Area gets taste of Southwest chili roast
• Kennewick man arrested in shooting of cows
• Steps forward, steps back
• Picture this: Artist makes animals come alive
• WW speaks; U-B listens
• Why not pay for roads from the general fund?
• Cash options boil down to taxes, fees
• City pushes for chip sealing program
• Tangled web lies beneath
• Port lands insurance deal after being dropped
• Fast-draw shooters take aim in Pendleton
• Gang member's murder trial delayed
• Two write-ins from Prescott register for general election
• Seat belt check finds room for improvement
• Drug trial again delayed for ex-Walla Walla Regional Airport janitor
• Extra security laid on for Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days
• Three acts rock Walla Walla's annual fair kickoff concert
• Bell Plain Complex Fire efforts wrapping up in Garfield County
• Columbia River islands in wildlife refuge closed to public
• Three wildfires scorch lands in WW County
• Ex-penitentiary inmate arrested in riot
• UPDATE - Firefighters battling two major wildfires in Walla Walla County
• WWU to host visitors for Seventh-day Adventist conference
• Walla Walla County furlough day set for Friday
• Veterans focus of congressman's visit to M-F on Thursday
• Construction set to begin on Main Street in M-F
• Corrections officer assaulted at Washington State Penitentiary
• Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days kicks off today
• Scourge of aviary still in business
• Leadership shift on at prison
• State releases annual test results; local outcomes mixed
• Waitsburg meets AYP
• Races set as primary certified
• Oregon fires smoke out Walla Walla Valley
• Whitman outdoor program chief to lead expedition in Tibet
• United Way offers free calendars for parents of tykes
• Parent Toddler Relationship classes set at WWCC
• Firefighters close in on reservation wildfire
• Trial dates set for Walla Walla man in rape cases
• Walla Walla man charged in attempted robbery downtown
• Nurse charged in drug thefts
• Firefighters working to contain pair of Garfield County fires
• Teens get taste of college at Whitman
• Ruling may set stage for mall sale
• Missionary men aim high in soccer goals
• Firefighters gain upperhand on wildfire east of Umatilla Indian Reservation
• Fire near Weston contained
• Oldest Christian Church given even older Bibles
• Storm sparks Garfield County fires
• Experts to answer questions Tuesday about VA services
• Outdoor excursion, community service programs help new Whitman students bond
• ROAD CLOSURES - 08/28/11
• Sex-crime suspect released from jail without arraignment
• Tickets available for Milton-Freewater Democrats Fall Barbecue
• Two College Place bicyclists escape major injuries after being hit by truck
• Walla Walla man assaulted after halting vehicle prowl
• Group finds: Build it (pond) and they will come
• Hawk takes to sky after being nursed to health
• The first cut is the cleanest
• Catholic schools add laptop computers
• Dawn of the era. The early 20th century saw a boom in paving in Walla Walla
• Song connects band to different listeners
• LoCash Cowboys have high fun appeal
• Quincy truck driver in stable condition after overturning rig
• Comments sought on Mill Creek office plan
• Retiree group to hear report on statewide meeting
• Fire danger prompts tighter forest restrictions
• Rite links ancient customs, today's veterans
• Gilbert Auto Honda dealership celebrates grand opening
• With hurricane inbound, Walla Walla Corps workers head to N. Carolina
• Walla Walla man charged in Wednesday rape
• Port faces steep hike in insurance
• What Whitties Do: A profile of the Class of 2015
• BREAKING Arrest made in attempted robbery in downtown Walla Walla
• Huge chinook run expected in Snake River
• Walla Walla Corps team heads to hurricane area
• BREAKING - Robbery attempted in downtown Walla Walla
• New trial date set in Zip Zone robbery
• Trial delayed for correctional officer accused of threat
• Man arrested in rape
• Fish viewing set at McNary dam
• Walla Walla City Council drops proposed change to comprehensive plan rules
• City embarks on 'marathon' transformation
• What Whitties Do: A profile of the Class of 2015
• Man arrested after M-F aquatic center incident
• Incumbent adds to slim lead in Pomeroy Fire District 2 race
• Harvest cuts into jobless figures
• Foundation commits $1 million for E. Africa
• In the minutes - GARFIELD COUNTY
• Suspect charged in downtown robbery
• Meth lab trial delayed
• Back to School for Walla Walla - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Woman injured in Monday afternoon rollover wreck
• Ice cream social fundraiser set for Walla Walla resident
• Teen robbed at downtown park; suspect arrested
• Walla Walla man sentenced in child porn case
• Woman, child with College Place roots killed in crash
• Top “Back to School” News
• Demolition permit application received for Edith Avenue house
• Safety in spotlight as school opens in Walla Walla
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office investigation remains unresolved
• Man arrested after fatal crash on Highway 730
• Local air travel on upswing
• Officials seize more than 31,500 marijuana plants
• Last slot on Council ballot still in doubt
• Fort Walla Walla Museum to celebrate Women's History today
• A few things can bug you about South
• New clinic leader hopes for more community ties
• Ed Bishop takes lead in Pomeroy fire commission race; Derek Shawley holds slim lead for second
• New additions mix with traditions at Muddy Frogwater
• Port of Walla Walla ballot still undecided
• In Walla Walla, one Council race tightens; one settled
• Port of Walla Walla commissioner gains ground on challenger
• Driver charged in bicyclist's death
• Jobs shift as prison unit shuttered
• New WSU wine center planned in Richland
• Washington State Penitentiary inmates sentenced in 2009 riot
• New Whitman student receives $100K for non-profit she founded
• College Place School Board to meet at Walla Walla fire station
• New fence at prison looks like -- but didn't cost -- a million bucks
• SWAT exercise drills for school shooting
• Walla Walla garage destroyed by fire
• Alumni dig deep for memories at DeSales
• Trial date set in drug case for former manager of Walla Walla motel
• Eastern Washington wheat harvest a mixed bag
• Walla Walla man charged with rapes of teens
• Muddy Frogwater kicks off Friday
• Welty Health Center No. 2 in nation for Best Health Facilities
• Walla Walla school budget OK'd
• Ex-Athena officer sentenced to prison
• Kromm, Godinez move on in Touchet School Board race
• Challenger leads incumbent as both move on in hospital race
• Race too close to call for Garfield County fire commissioner
• Field fires burn in region
• Walla Walla City Council race a nail-biter
• Pair arrested in Weston burglary investigation
• Port of Walla Walla race a blowout for Barlow Corkrum
• Pen rings in 125th year
• Turnout around 30 percent in WW County
• Major races not equating to major turnout
• Deadline to vote arrives; watch U-B website for results
• Trial date set for men in lingerie shop robbery
• Man sentenced to jail in College Place home invasion
• Anti-drunken driving patrols kick off Friday
• Vista Hermosa students study at Stanford
• High school talk resurfaces in College Place
• WW Corps employees decorated for service in Afghanistan
• Interfaith event to commemorate 10-year anniversary of September 11
• Two Weston men arrested for attempted sale of firearms
• Listeria fear leads to layer dip recall
• Enforcement sweep nets 118 speeders in region
• Deadline approaches for people to post primary election ballots
• Motorcyclist dies in US 12 crash
• Actress transforms into Marilyn Monroe
• Collge Place School Board to hold special meeting
• Fans eager for Sweets to extend season
• Biking Viking scatters boy’s ashes during travels
• Show to be staged at VA
• Meeting to look at safety of Bennington Lake Dam
• Job in South is an experience
• Brushing the brush
• Shakespearean play
• CELEBRATIONS
• City of Walla Walla action on mall OK'd
• Fundraiser set after illness lays College Place man low
• Renovations moving ahead at Pomeroy school
• Wa-Hi plans freshman orientation for Aug. 22 in gym
• M-F group seeks donations for sale to aid families of troops
• Milton-Freewater man indicted in sex-abuse case
• Touchet man to be jailed for travel benefit fraud
• Man hospitalized after wreck on US Highway 12
• Trial once again postponed in break-in, assault
• United Way receives grant for food, shelter programs
• Vansycle Canyon fire under control
• Walla Walla City Council OKs distilleries in industrial zones
• Roads near Wa-Hi close for major overhaul
• Back-to-school event offers boost to kin caring for children
• Walla Walla man's rape case dismissed
• Vets highlight glitches in health-care system
• Vansycle Canyon fire nearly contained
• Vets sound off at session
• Fire danger prompts forest restrictions
• Wa-Hi seeks Hall of Fame nominees
• Corps raises safety rating for Bennington Lake dam
• Walla Walla High School plans freshman orientation
• Reser Road project to begin Wednesday
• ETCETERA - Young swimmers save child's life in Lake Umatilla
• Sales tax for Walla Walla street work in winds
• Rose picked as worst in Walla Walla street survey
• New president named for Walla Walla Catholic Schools
• UPDATE - Fire continues to burn in Vansycle Canyon
• Two inmates plead guilty in 2009 riot at Washington State Penitentiary
• Irrigation district board meeting reset to Aug. 16
• 'Morning Glory' to be screened Saturday at church
• Milton-Freewater Democrats to meet Wednesday at Oasis
• M-F School Board to discuss goals, self-evaluation
• Session set for today on Walla Walla glass recycling
• Wheat stubble burns Monday night on Seven Hills Road
• Man injured in two-car crash Monday on Highway 11
• New president named for Catholic schools
• State glitch reveals confidential info in child support letters
• Coming Wednesday: Sen. Murray hears from veterans
• Milton-Freewater School Board to discuss goals, self-evaluation
• Session set on Walla Walla glass recycling
• Wheat stubble burns on Seven Hills Road
• Brush fire spreads to 3,000 acres around Hatch Grade
• UPDATE - Walla Walla County fire has now grown to 10,000 acres
• Walla Walla YMCA takes new tack to stay relevant
• Rash of car prowls reported Sunday in Dayton
• Two-car crash in intersection Saturday injures woman
• BREAKING - Fire sparks in Hatch Grade area
• Roller Girls help tip scales for merchants at Peach Basket
• Survey looks at residents’ thoughts on city services
• Sheriff’s Office probe nears two-year mark
• Extended filing period nets hospital board candidates
• Stories and photos
• Hot times
• Regulators shut down, sell off Bank of Whitman assets
• Cascade Natural Gas accepts $425,000 fine, won’t pass it on to customers
• Pacific Power, union reach agreement
• Attack on inmate results in scratches; unit put on lockdown
• School districts juggle options to balance budgets
• Volunteers fit WW Community Hospice patients to a ‘T’
• Update your understanding of the Bible
• CELEBRATIONS
• Immigration policy must be set at federal, not state, level
• Walla Walla County to shutter drinking water lab
• Sex-abuse probe results in Milton-Freewater man's arrest
• Piles of miles in quest for job
• Wa-Hi to see leadership shifts
• Senator to hold session on vets' affairs
• 2012 Princeton Review spotlights Whitman’s engaged community
• Section of U.S. Highway 12 to be closed due to construction
• School board approves leadership changes at Wa-Hi
• Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance head on new state tourism board
• Milton-Freewater camp spotlights liberty
• Brief power failures hit Walla Walla, College Place
• BREAKING - Power cut downtown Walla Walla after truck snags guy wire
• Three in race for Columbia County Public Hospital board seat
• CMA award winner Susan Gibson to perform at Walla Faces
• Depot Benefit Auction set for Saturday in Dayton
• Demolition permit sought for building on South Park Street
• Port-owned water available for lease
• Ranch & Home to expand to Milton-Freewater
• First Person: Whitman in the Wallowas
• Bystander rescues child after near-drowning in pool
• Man sentenced for home invasion
• Road work to alter traffic near Walla Walla High School, Prospect Point
• College Place men charged in robbery of Walla Walla lingerie shop
• Summer on break much of July
• Garfield County sees one race in primary election
• Wreck on US Highway 12 injures Kennewick man
• Vandalism spree reported in Weston
• Three in running for open Touchet School Board seat
• Eagle Scout collecting goods for Humane Society
• Man in College Place home invasions pleads guilty
• Three vie for Walla Walla City Council Position 4 seat in primary
• Numerous issues loom over crowded race for Walla Walla City Council seats
• UPDATED: Two jailed after armed robbery at lingerie shop
• Walla Walla protesters want action on debt limit
• Tires slashed on seven vehicles on Thursday night
• Free lunch for youths begins this week in Milton-Freewater
• Three vie for seat on Port of WW
• Camp Fire leader to step away
• Former Walla Walla County Commissioner Chuck Maiden dies
• M-F man assaulted Friday in suspected attempt to steal vehicle
• Business boom
• What have we got here?
• Local protesters want action on debt limit
• Best seat in the house
• Skull found off Tiger Canyon Road
• Trial postponed in Burbank marijuana grow
• State issues boil order for Burbank area
• Walla Walla High School administrator named Pioneer principal
• Home struck by bullet
• Trial again delayed in threat, stalking case
• Mira Gobel named new Pioneer Middle School principal
• Pomeroy woman injured in Wednesday crash on Highway 12
• Sex offender wanted in WW arrested in Arizona
• Change to rezone rules moves ahead
• National woes shake up Walla Walla chapter of American Red Cross
• Walla Walla jobless rate spells trouble
• Myra Road grade project OK'd
• Walla Walla utility customers to foot bill for project
• Students dive into science at summer camp
• Walla Walla County homeless numbers hold steady
• Trial date set for man in child porn, rape case
• Walla Walla City Council to consider change in rezoning rules
• Walla Walla drug dealer sentenced to prison
• Prescott man sentenced in high-speed chase
• Walla Walla, College Place councils to hold joint meeting on Myra Road work
• Walla Walla Valley farmers working on a fresh twist for garbanzos
• Horse show to benefit regional cancer center patient fund
• Walla Walla County Rural Library board to meet Tuesday
• City serves mall owners with lawsuit
• Wheat harvest runs behind normal
• Christian Aid Center hopes for remodel
• ‘Friendliest small town’ publicity has mayor’s phone ringing for interviews
• Corps volunteers help tornado victims in Missouri
• Grant to help special-needs children in M-F, A-W
• A Peacock paints
• Lioness Club’s new slate of officers steps up
• CELEBRATIONS
• CP firefighter to burn structure in training exercise
• No cause yet on bake shop fire
• New trial date set in assault, burglary
• Stolen truck parked near police station
• Trial delayed in meth lab case
• Sculpture adds to theater's transformation
• Summer Dance Lab presents Festival
• And the winner is ... Walla Walla!!
• UPDATED - Police taser, arrest two truck-theft suspects this morning
• New director of special education named for Walla Walla
• Kids dig into summer school
• Umatilla County declared disaster due to crop failures
• Broken gas line forces evacuation of area
• First flood, then fire plague bake shop
• Group releases study on local gang problem
• Students from Walla Walla Suzuki Institute to perform
• Port candidates square off in Walla Walla forum
• Do's and Don'ts discussed in Walla Walla council race
• Rollover crash of pickup injures driver and passenger
• Marijuana grow site busted near Dayton; 2,000 plants yanked
• Women's soccer takes flight to England
• Walla Walla native dies after a two-vehicle crash
• Single-vehicle rollover reported in Dayton
• Columbia County commissioners to hold special meeting
• Fight between campers ends in stabbing
• WW man pleads guilty to sale of marijuana
• Performer loses luggage from moving vehicle
• Cleanup work to close Mill Creek Dam areas
• Charges filed in child pornography, rape
• Fundraiser to help former area man needing liver transplant
• WW School Board to hold work session before meeting
• Port of WW, Council candidates to debate
• Wynns judged best team in 'Best of the Road'
• Carvers take leap away from frogs
• Dentistry With A Heart Day fills need
• Chuck wagon cooks sink teeth into competition
• WWGH to present fresh look, renewed commitment
• Festival focuses on better not bigger
• Lack of money kills Flu Shot Round-up
• Mules, not riders, set pace at competition
• Reaping a late season of raspberries
• Governor appoints Fredrickson to state transportation task force
• Report released on incident involving former deputy
• 'All clear' given to swimming in Bennington Lake
• Mental evaluation delays trial
• Vouchers to help homeless veterans
• CP man arrested in child rape
• Second bomb reported in Weston
• Safe to swim in Bennington Lake
• M-F to be abuzz with chain-saw artists
• Big issue, small crowd for redistricting forum
• Trial postponed again in home invasions
• Man sentenced in theft, assault to time served
• Alumnus Ryan Crocker “un-retires” to become ambassador to Afghanistan
• Mules a passion for handlers at Dayton event
• WW child-sex abuser gets long prison sentence
• Walla Walla family hopeful for new heart, renewed life
• Man tries to escape from work crew, is found and arrested
• City of Walla Walla: Clean it up the mall or we will
• Two arrested in weekend altercation
• Bennington Lake remains closed to swimming
• Action delayed on tax increase for mental health services
• Redistricting Commission to hold public forum
• Trial set for teen charged with role in robbery
• Walla Walla man Tasered, arrested at scene of fight
• Fight leads to man's arrest for assault
• Law enforcement to crack down on speeders
• Autopsy shows man died of ruptured spleen
• Lightning damages emergency dispatch communications
• Fate of a proposed sales tax hike to be decided in October
• UPDATE - Autopsy shows Walla Walla man found near creek died of ruptured spleen
• ROAD CLOSURE - 07/10/11
• Weather chokes off cherry production
• Summer school helps kids catch up
• Body found in creek near school
• E. coli closes Bennington Lake to swimming
• Weapons played role in Scottish history, culture
• Commissioners to discuss mental health tax
• County health department asks residents to participate in survey
• Pioneer principal leaves district
• Set adrift abroad
• BREAKING - High E. coli levels found at Bennington Lake
• Judges for 'Friendliest Small Town' size up Walla Walla
• STAR Project director to speak at M-F Democrats meeting
• Weston Police Department lands $27,000 grant
• Pre-registration deadline nears for Palliative Care Forum
• Council race drops to three candidates
• Former WW woman alleges priest sexually abused her
• College Place man battles rare 'Valley Fever'
• Murder trial delayed until September
• Candidate's withdrawal moves CP School Board election to November
• Walla Walla man arrested in drug raid
• Woman who grew up in Walla Walla alleges sexual abuse by priest
• Outdoor burn bans in effect today due to weather
• New coupon site offers local deals
• Preparedness Fair to help people deal with disasters
• Account set up for fire victim
• Ex-inmate's suit moved to federal court
• Walla Walla fire victim improves
• Charge dropped against driver in Walla Walla robbery case
• N.W. Grain Growers gives $100K to charities, colleges
• Notorious offender returns to College Place.
• Walla Walla man critical after Sunday house fire
• Bird-killing critter prowling Walla Walla aviary
• Two injured in Walla Walla house fire
• Benton City man hurt as vehicle hits embankment near Prescott
• June weather wedded to wet, cold
• Ghosts of the Civil War at Fort Walla Walla Museum
• Walla Walla Historic Auto Club remembers good, old days
• Oregon bomb squad investigates report of explosion in Weston
• Couple to determine if Walla Walla is ‘Friendliest Town’ in US
• Program can help insulate older homes at low cost
• Mule Mania to stampede into Dayton
• Red Cross to hold blood drive
• Port of Walla Walla cancels July 14 meeting
• Teen addiction ranked No. 1 public health woe
• Trilogy House gets final touches before opening doors to recovering teen addicts
• Officials offer reminders on forest safety for the Fourth
• Member sought for state Board of Health
• Report sees funding disparity between city, rural residents
• Consultant on Walla Walla-area libraries: Work together
• Participants sought for National Night Out in Columbia County
• Historical Auto Club to host tour for holiday weekend
• Student reps chosen for Columbia School Board
• Garfield County Courthouse overhaul celebrated
• County furlough day set for Friday; offices closed Monday
• Sheriff's Round Table set for Thursday in Walla Walla
• Tumac sells Walla Walla Kubota dealership
• Potato waste befouls Milton-Freewater street
• Columbia REA buys Walla Walla facility
• Umatilla County turbine rules OK'd
• Counselors on hand after Milton-Freewater student dies
• Port to hold special meeting regarding property sale
• School Board to hold session on 2011-2012 budget
• Walla Walla dancers win in international competition
• Moped driver injured in morning crash at Park, Main
• Home sales in Washington down 4.6 percent in first quarter of 2011
• In the minutes - PRESCOTT SCHOOL BOARD
• Company recalls hundreds of bags of dry cat food
• Bomb scare doesn't amount to hill of beans
• Walla Walla teen faces prison sentence in rape, molestation
• Caution urged as fireworks season launches
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty in child porn case
• FDA advises not to eat Evergreen Produce brand sprouts
• Fire damages house in College Place over weekend
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Tuesday in Burbank
• Suspicious container turns out to be tin of beans
• PHOTO GALLERY - Pool time at Jefferson Park
• Parents take turns as science students, teachers
• Veterinarian to discuss how animals age at Tamástslikt
• ‘Raw' vegetarian cooking class to be held July 10 in College Place
• Washington wine veteran to help Oregon Wine Board
• Tonight's College Place School Board budget meeting cancelled
• Some Milton-Freewater power customers likely to see rate hike
• Tour of Columbia School District facilities set for Monday
• Milton-Freewater votes to join in ambulance taxing district
• Project brings new life to Farm Labor Homes
• Library study to meet public
• Teen works to tame second mustang
• County extension sets annual grain tour
• Ex-Blue Ridge principal to lead Homelink
• Sweet Times at the ...
• Crisis teams to help Athena-Weston students deal with 10-year-old's death
• Tuition hike OK'd for two-year schools
• Prescott High reunion set for Saturday at school
• Prescott Pool to offer free food, swimming Tuesday
• Mercedes show, Mooney fly-in to join B-25 exhibit Saturday
• Lower Granite lock reopens after gate cables replaced
• Walla Walla sprinkled with irrigation educators for conference
• Free movie night set for Saturday at Borleske
• Recreational traffic has been suspended at Lower Monumental Dam
• B-25 to linger at Walla Walla airport through end of month
• Robot docs bridge gap between access, staffing
• Shift in cardiac, stroke care takes effect around state
• Dayton Farmers Market a dual affair
• Added DUI patrols planned for area starting Friday
• Openings remain for WWCC toddler-parent classes
• CP School Board to review upcoming budget Monday
• Open house planned at newly renovated courthouse
• Sheriff's round table meeting set for Thursday in Prescott
• WW School Board to evaluate superintendent Thursday
• Starbuck School Board meeting set for Thursday canceled
• Hanford history, cleanup subject of talk Thursday
• Teen injured in Tuesday afternoon wreck on State Route 125
• Jobless figures hold steady in Walla Walla
• Races shape up after special filing period
• Oregon on path to full-day kindergarten
• United Way distributes funds to local groups
• WALLA WALLA FAMILY WHEELS AWAY THE BIG PRIZE
• Farewells bid at M-F School Board meeting
• Walla Walla teen injured in wreck on State Route 125
• 'Maid in the Shade' touches down for Walla Walla visit
• Addiction authority to speak July 6 at Whitman College
• Sheriff to hold round table meeting today in Touchet
• Man reports being stabbed Monday in Jefferson Park
• Woman injured in Monday crash on Stateline Road
• Fourteen of the bank's workers in the Walla Walla Valley received awards.
• WW County Sheriff’s Office to hold Round Table meeting
• Diversity Day packs Pioneer Park
• Scout camp to close parts of Rooks Park
• CP planners to hold hearing on Gilbert Auto plat
• A-W School Board to hold budget hearing prior to meeting
• M-F School Board to hold budget hearing Tuesday
• WW School Board to meet early on Tuesday
• Vehicle prowler strikes in Dayton over weekend
• Group helps dads build family foundations
• Vintage Walla Walla events aid charities
• Charter to bump cable rates
• People dancing, people playing – the concerts are back.
• Parks to be full of summer activities
• Law enforcement officers to hit the water to keep boaters from overindulging in alcohol
• CELEBRATIONS
• Secretary of State Sam Reed's visit to Walla Walla runs gamut from bills to onions
• Grill-off highlights Vintage activities
• Baker Boyer tops in state workplace contest
• Riding competition set for Saturday in Milton-Freewater
• Deal to keep Hudson Bay Farm tract organic
• Weston-McEwen principal to step down
• Complex puts focus on independent living
• Mary Deming Barber ’78 – At the top of the PR field
• Crash shifts plans for Walla Walla aviation event
• Two now in race for state attorney general
• Prescott Community Club sets breakfast for this weekend
• Police seek 'person of interest' in shooting death
• Record-setting year for fellowships, scholarships and grants
• Tennis Wine Camp for adults on tap in July
• Program connects kids with recreation, education, lunch
• Free summer lunches offered
• Police hunt for man's killer
• Special filing period to open Wednesday
• Walla Walla man's drug trial transferred, delayed
• Several races to go straight to November ballot
• College Place Council OK opens door to street project
• Man charged in September bank robbery
• Walla Walla man sentenced to jail in chase case
• BREAKING - Victim in Third Avenue shooting dead
• Teens can enjoy music, ice cream at Center
• County to hold hearing M-F ambulance district
• Joint Community Development Agency to meet
• Grant to equip Weston students with technology
• Police investigate Sunday-night shooting
• St. Mary works to wash away infections
• In the minutes - PORT OF COLUMBIA
• A burden shared
• Group-buying site hones in on small markets
• Local water plans break new ground
• Eleven seek to fill four Council seats
• Boil order lifted for Weston water
• War and Peace
• Relay caps fundraisers for cancer research, programs
• Local partnership a test for local control of water resources
• Two challengers to face commissioner in Port race
• Primary filing period wraps up in counties
• Let's play three: Fair concert stacks up acts
• Boil order lifted in Weston
• Space to breathe
• Ex-small business official in Port race
• Thrift, fashion mingle on Wellington Avenue in Walla Walla
• WW, Waitsburg win state smart growth awards
• Dances to stop traffic in downtown Walla Walla
• Charges will not be pursued against deputy
• Walla Walla man sent to prison in assaults
• Four races in works for WW Council
• Grant gives boost to Walla Walla County social services project
• Appeal of Inland Octopus decision filed
• E. coli reported in Weston; residents urged to boil water
• Walla Walla County gets $1 million in grant
• Tips offered to help conserve electricity during summer
• Festivals set for this weekend in Pomeroy
• Walla Walla wines take awards at Seattle competition
• Challenger emerges in Port of Walla Walla Commission District 2 race
• Party aims to bring cheer, help to ailing boy
• Waitsburg man hospitalized after Wednesday motorcycle crash
• Funding gives boost to city of Walla Walla programs
• FDA announces Kashi recalling frozen pizzas
• Woman injured in crash on US Highway 12 in Dixie
• Fire district commissioner positions up for election
• Five W-M grads awarded Ferguson scholarships
• Professor, lacrosse coach honored with service award
• Whitman dean presents talk at leadership symposium
• Veteran Walla Walla police sergeant to retire
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty in home invasion
• Sweep nets dozens of seat belt, cellphone violators
• Milton-Freewater metal theft part of 'epidemic'
• Officials nab suspect in September bank robbery in Walla Walla
• Grant paves way to added faculty at Whitman
• Officials nab suspect in September bank robbery in Walla Walla
• Walla Walla Community College classes foster a love of lapidary
• Trial set for August in Burbank marijuana grow
• Chief Smoke sells for cool $55,000, to remain in WW
• Air war aims at wheat rust
• Walla Walla region's wayfinding sign plan gains steam
• Walla Walla man pleads innocent to gang killing
• Walla Walla woman's assault trial moved to mid-July
• Sex predator's commitment trial pushed to fall
• Pools open around Walla Walla area
• Equine herpes outbreak appears contained
• Mellon Foundation awards Whitman College $644,000 grant
• For Walla Walla soldier, a warm welcome home
• Columbia board to interview potential student representatives
• Wa-Hi alumni to be recognized as graduates of distinction
• Corps of Engineers worker decorated Sunday for service
• Three Walla Walla School Board seats up for election
• One injured in U.S. 12 collision today
• May a soaker of a month in Walla Walla
• Fire District 4 auxiliary to check bridges' strength
• Testing set for deputy sheriff, jail officer candidates
• Group to hold yard sale to raise scholarship money
• Chip sealing on county roads to start Wednesday
• Group to hold yard sale to raise scholarship money
• Chip sealing on county roads to start Wednesday
• Pilots, planes fly in to Martin Field
• Artist out standing in his field
• Relay for Life is annual campaign
• Relay touches woman’s life in personal way
• Four WW Council seats up for election
• Auditions get contestants jazzed for festival
• Troops build relationships in Afghanistan
• Blending of art and wine creates ‘sculpture garden’
• Spirited seniors
• CP quilter’s work makes national contest semi-finals
• For Wa-Hi AVID students, no bridge is too far
• Volunteers sought for Mill Creek trail work
• Clock running for Inland Octopus appeal
• Storm drops nearly a June's worth of rain in a day
• State budget preserves prison funding
• Pioneer Picnic kicks off today in Weston
• Tickets on sale for upcoming circus in Dayton
• Program 'a foundation for everything'
• Tickets remain for Friends of NRA banquet, auction
• School, theater open path to brighter future for Lincoln senior
• College Place airfield to host Learn to Fly day
• Piece of Walla Walla history on the block
• Burbank man charged in marijuana grow
• Walla Walla High School graduation to be broadcast online
• Walla Walla County to share in tax cash from nuclear plant
• Rebuild of section of Reser Road nears start
• Trial date set for man in Walla Walla meth case
• M-F School Board budget panel cancels Thursday meeting
• Whitman names new chief information officer
• Chase, gun convictions net man nearly six years in prison
• Memorial Day crash sends Athena teen to OHSU
• BREAKING - Two Burbank men arrested in marijuana bust
• Attorney to give talk on immigration policies in M-F
• VA2K Walk + Roll set for Thursday morning
• Donor antes up $7,000 to help agency bridge gap
• Salmonella worry prompts company to recall cat food
• Walla Walla County planning panel to eye Comp Plan changes
• Dan Terrio named CIO of Whitman College
• Baccalaureate services to be held tonight at Cordiner Hall
• Budget committee for M-F School Board to meet Tuesday
• Testing to keep students in school longer Wednesday
• Two WWCC instructors earn national credentials
• State, local group take issue with city's plan
• ROAD CLOSURE - Harvey Shaw Road
• Guest speaker to conduct services today at New Beginnings Chapel
• Walla Walla Symphony schedules annual rock 'n' roll
• M-F provides drama behind play
• Port to create artists colony
• In between emergency runs and the searing heat of fires there’s simmer time at the station
• Local doctor wins national award for community leadership
• Applications still being accepted
• Long-term plan to fund higher education must be priority
• Port of Walla Walla commissioner to seek second term
• MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS
• Academic achievement awards presented to Dayton students
• Manufacturer puts best foot forward with new visitor center
• Budget spares kids' health coverage
• Comments sought on Lake Wallula shoreline management plan
• Whitman Ultimate club team at Division I nationals
• Local Corps workers in Idaho to fight possible flooding
• August trial date set for gang member in robbery
• Tot Spot anniversary to be celebrated June 9
• Wa-Hi Journal wins award for website in regional contest
• Benefit yard sale set for NAMI, Rising Sun Clubhouse
• M-F aquatic center opening contingent on weather
• County offices to be closed Friday for furlough
• Holiday Closure
• Pleasant View Alternative High School graduation set for Friday
• Trial in Walla Walla rape case delayed until August
• Correctional officer's trial delayed
• IRS seeks applicants for pair of service programs
• Trial again delayed in Walla Walla Regional Airport meth case
• Walla Walla social service agency needs helping hand of its own
• Baumgart wins state 1B/2B golf tourney
• Video lands Walla Walla family new set of wheels
• Walla Walla jobless rate slides down
• Milton-Freewater Armory in line for renovation
• Dayton Days rodeo shelved by virus
• Whitman athletics enjoys “best year ever”
• Walla Walla gang member charged with murder
• Local Corps worker decorated for work in Afghanistan
• Trial date set for Walla Walla man in marijuana dealing
• Civil commitment trial date moved
• Trial date set for man in beating, robbery
• Trial date set for inmates in riot
• Injured Whitman student out of hospital
• Comment sought on Mill Creek fire risk project
• Whitman student who fell from ladder released from hospital
• Bail set at $1 million in Walla Walla gang killing
• Volunteers sought for student exchange program
• House at Alder, Bush streets to be burned Friday morning
• School Board to hold special meeting on strategic plan
• U-B wins two awards at regional press competition
• Bicyclist in fatal crash identified
• M-F man in serious condition after wreck
• New Martin Airfield identifier a hgih-profile throwback
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's deputy arrested in domestic violence incident
• Senior Centers - 05/22/11
• Church bulletin - 05/22/11
• Ducky Derby winners
• Whitman College student hurt in fall
• Milton-Freewater man hurt in vehicle rollover accident
• Wind turbine equipment to be part of parade
• Hermiston men plead guilty to unlawfully killing trophy elk
• Waitsburg Ambulance gets matching funds for gear
• Acro Knights performance to fund mission to Jamaica
• Wa-Hi student earns top honors in state art show
• Hogs tip the scales in advance of Walla Walla County Fair
• Walla Walla firefighters battle warehouse blaze
• Female bicyclist dies in Walla Walla crash
• Car wash helps family pay funeral expenses
• Arrest made in shooting death of Walla Walla gang member
• 2011 Commencement wrap-up
• Arrest made in murder of gang member
• So, two guys named Dunham walk into a bar ...
• Charges filed in meth lab at motel
• FDA announces recalls of cheese, pet treats
• PFLAG chapter to present discussion Tuesday at church
• Veterans benefits to be discussed at seminar Saturday
• Fund set up to defray expenses for family of shooting victim
• Man faces prison term in beating, threats
• Touchet students' project in national competition
• Trial date set for alleged getaway driver
• Quarantine urged in horse virus outbreak
• Board: Peach Basket Classic to stay put
• Senior Ross Eustis receives Watson Fellowship to study transnational dialects of jazz
• Andy's founder built legacy through store
• Days of Real Sport goes on in Waitsburg
• Gardena pipeline project a win-win for fish, farmers
• Major meth lab found at Walla Walla motel
• Whitman Athletics celebrates awards night
• Visitors research, pay respects to Wainwright
• Peach Basket Classic could be on move
• Walla Walla gang member killed in shooting
• College Place pastor remembered for broad, deep reach
• New members elected to M-F School Board
• Gang-related killing a grim first for the Valley
• Man sentenced in February assaults
• BREAKING - Walla Walla police respond to shooting near Spague and Chestnut
• Man faces jail time in high-speed chase
• Man pleads guilty to pursuit, gun charges
• Service to include talk on midwifing a gray whale
• Horse owners warned of contagious disease
• Two Wa-Hi seniors named 2011 Dell Scholars
• Exchange Club names pair for Youth of the Year awards
• City Council now airing meetings live on AM radio station
• Crab feed to raise funds for Tri-State Steelheaders
• Ex-development official to take reins at Wine Alliance
• National Guard members get notice of possible call-up
• Fuzion Youth Group to hold youth event Friday in park
• Officer hit in face during call for fight at restaurant
• Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance announces new executive director
• Public help sought in assault investigation
• Athena-Weston School District Budget Committee to meet today
• Milton-Freewater School District Budget Committee to start meetings
• Squirrel blamed for Sunday blackout of homes, businesses
• College Place Planning commission to meet Tuesday
• JROTC promotions, awards announced
• Weekend storms pile on water in Walla Walla
• Senior menus - Activities and weekly lunch menus at area senior centers
• AARP Driver Safety Program starts in June
• Funding options for streets explained
• Fixing streets boils down to more money
• Weather conditions keep balloons grounded
• Restoration of a piece of history
• Wrongful-death suit filed in WWU student’s drowning
• State clamps down on vaccination exemptions
• Grandpa builds toy tractors for children
• Class to train weather spotters in Dayton area
• Athena readies for fundraiser, yard sale
• Applicants sought for fair board
• Wrongful-death suit filed in WWU student's death
• Walla Walla grocery co-op seeks new home
• Poll seeks pulse of Walla Walla residents on hot topics
• Man charged in drug dealing near school
• Grove to host annual spring carnival Saturday
• Resources available to help tobacco users quit
• PHOTO GALLERY - Balloon Stampede gets off the ground
• Whitman again named to national Community Service Honor Roll
• Walla Walla police chief to retire
• Dinner, fundraiser to benefit Weston-McEwen cheer squad
• UW professor to speak at WWU about global literature
• Camp Fire meets fundraising goal for renovation of building
• Fire at Rancho Villa damages home Wednesday afternoon
• Weston's ConAgra plant sold
• Milton-Freewater-area man wanted on multiple charges nabbed after chase
• Bid nixed for second look at power rate hike
• Felon nabbed in drug bust near Walla Walla elementary school
• Overview: Whitman College Commencement and Baccalaureate
• Whittie support system helps alumnus cope with Japan earthquake, aftershocks
• Professor of philosophy receives selective summer stipend
• In The Minutes - DAYTON COUNCIL
• Walla Walla Symphony hires new CEO
• Trial again moved for Walla Walla woman in threats, stalking
• AAUW honors area high school students for achievement
• Child Development Coalition to host anniversary lunch
• Walla Walla man faces 20-plus years in sex crimes
• Walla Walla man charged in beating, robbery
• Milton-Freewater School Board member resigns
• Spring is a time to bee kind, Walla Walla-area beekeeper notes
• On The Agenda - WESTON CITY COUNCIL
• Washington State Penitentiary honors staff members
• State honors local correctional officers
• Man pleads guilty in high-speed chase
• Five face trial in gang-related fight
• Inmate pleads innocent in stabbing of officer
• 'Suspicious' fire destroys pickup
• Local Red Cross sends volunteers to flood area
• Peter Allen appointed to board of Baker Boyer Bancorp
• Trial scheduled in Walla Walla home invasions
• Solar panels spark bright questions
• Woman sent to prison in hit-and-run fatality
• Harper Joy Theatre seats find second home at Shakespeare Walla Walla
• Goats gobble up overgrowth on levees
• Blue Mountain Humane Society pays off mortgage
• Body found in Snake River identified
• Area teachers to get Crystal Apple Awards
• Woman arrested in assault after collision
• Church briefs - 05/08/11
• Character check works for Blue Devils
• Mother's Day a happy surprise for long-gone pooch, human parent
• Vandals pelt vehicles with bricks
• Opening of Farmers Market pops
• Second body found in Snake River in week
• More wind turbine parts on their way
• School district seeks comments on Wa-Hi design
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley: Michael Jaramillo
• Mom, daughter tackle tour in Iraq
• Incoming! Burlesque troupe rolls into Walla Walla
• Walla Walla teen sentenced in gang-related altercation
• Small treats could net big prize for Walla Walla family
• Academic Resource Center guides geology student off the beaten path
• Popularity of Tex-Mex keeps discs spinning at Walla Walla station
• Man arrested in morning drug raid in Walla Walla
• Festival reaches turning point in Milton-Freewater
• Whitman summer scholastic enrichment program now accepting applications; gets funding boost from L’Ecole
• Man arrested in morning drug raid in Walla Walla
• Custer battle survivor's story to be featured on show
• Annual Lewis & Clark walk set for Thursday in Dayton
• Armory to host two-day Fairchild commissary sale this week
• Retirees group to hear about senior hobbies, craft ideas
• Trial delayed for Walla Walla man in break-in, assault
• Ex-Washington State Penitentiary inmate sues over assault
• Fundraiser kicks into gear at Walla Walla High School
• Travel writer sponsoring local writing contest
• App guides way to Walla Walla Valley wines
• Undergraduate researchers to present at national academic conference
• Ex-Walla Walla doctor charged in custody case
• Bin Laden's demise spurs 'round-town parade in Walla Walla
• Armory to host two-day Fairchild commissary sale this week
• Walla Walla, College Place OK study of choices for Myra, Dalles Military roads
• Parade participant, a WW officer, wraps up Guard career
• Health official named interim emergency management director
• Fire at shooting range set on purpose, officials say
• Meet-and-greet to tout Dayton schools tour
• First Person: Seattle service trip brings lesson in humility
• Locals linked to war, region reflect on news of bin Laden's death
• City-county agency wins Green Travel commuting prize
• Good Samaritan Ministries to hold annual one-day sale
• Athena-Westin School Board to meet in executive session
• Milton-Freewater kindergarten roundup sessions set
• Spa day planned for moms of preschool-age kids
• April chillier, wetter than normal
• Celebratory parade planned for this morning
• UPDATE: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Church bulletin - 05/01/11
• Walla Walla, College Place councils to discuss Myra Road
• Eagle Meadows to host financial, estate-planning workshop May 10
• Students rock the Sweet Onion Crank
• Fund set up for fire victims in Milton-Freewater
• Project links Catholic institutions across nation
• Walla Walla group hopes to cash in on wind energy
• Police: Driver blacked out before downtown crash
• Speakers named for Whitman College baccalaureate
• 'Alice in Wonderland' opens tonight at Little Theatre of WW
• Free dump day offered to Humbert customers in Athena
• Roller derby bout set for Saturday at Walla Walla YMCA
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty in assaults
• Blood drives set for weekend of Mother's Day at Walla Walla churches
• Whitman College's Renaissance Faire turns 40 on Saturday
• Airline: More passengers needed to, from Walla Walla
• Warplane to return to Walla Walla
• Port of Walla Walla aims to link with Pasco to boost Burbank Business Park
• Milton-Freewater EMS gets reprieve
• Schiff's watercolors at DéBouché
• Walla Walla city attorney: Octopus can stay through appeal process
• County commissioners agree to maintain ambulance service in Milton-Freewater
• Free dump day for customers of Humbert Refuse and Recycling
• Milton-Freewater ambulance service shifted to Athena, Walla Walla
• UPDATED - Purple octopus has to come down
• Walla Walla Community College ranked in elite of community colleges
• Milton-Freewater man shot by hunting partner
• Fire damages new police station
• Vehicle crashes into downtown business Tuesday evening
• Holocaust survivor to speak Monday at Whitman College
• Wa-Hi seniors named Gates Millennium Scholars for 2011
• Model United Nations Club builds global perspectives; Whitman delegates earn honors
• Tax plan sent back for more work
• Tax time rolls around for Walla Walla County landowners
• Sex offender dies at commitment center
• Church to sponsor 5K fun run/walk Sunday morning
• Relay for Life kickoff set for this evening in Dayton
• Firewood cutting permits go on sale Friday for forests
• United Way of Walla Walla County eclipses fundraising goal
• Dog dies, home badly damaged in Milton-Freewater fire
• Airplane lands on Whitman Drive after engine quits
• Charges filed in College Place home invasions
• Listen to President Bridges’ KUJ radio interview
• Corps to host 'industry day' for potential vendors
• UPDATE - Family sues Odd Fellows Home over death
• Meeting to focus on Columbia County’s economy
• Application deadline approaches
• Letter gets Votendahl in hot water
• Meetings to address stormwater fee
• District honors school volunteers
• Lightning strike blasts M-F tree
• City adjusts salaries using ‘cost of labor’
• Commissioners to resume sales tax talks
• Dog lovers expect howling good time at next weekend’s show
• Museum immerses Grove students in world of science
• Marina, campground owner says facilities are open
• Cost-of-labor approach can be complicated
• Pomeroy woman dies in double fatality accident
• Burbank accident injures Pasco man
• In Pacific City gray clouds can often have silver linings
• Mary Magdalene saw the end of the world
• Drug take-back set for April 30 in Walla Walla
• Trial postponed in Walla Walla man's rape case
• Trial dates moved to June for Walla Walla teens in rape case
• Trial date moved for man in Walla Walla pursuits
• College Place School Board OKs cuts
• Prescott School District plans cuts to several positions
• Exchange Club Easter egg hunt set for Saturday in Pioneer Park
• EOU president, community leaders to host reception
• City to hold meetings on condition of streets
• Re-enactment of last week of Jesus' life planned
• The Columbia County Fair Board is running the event this year.
• Affordable insurance makes rodeo a go at Dayton Days
• Legal Briefing - Roadkill roast? Think twice, Chef Boyardee
• Calls pour in over new Walla Walla County stormwater fee
• Suspects held in home invasions
• Rodeo a go for Dayton Days
• More carbs at dinner may help with weight loss and cholesterol
• Training set for volunteers at Cancer Resource Center
• Lawsuit claims wrongful death at Odd Fellows
• Camper trailer fire was disposal attempt, official says
• Farm families to be honored for conservation work
• FDA pops bubble on sanitizers
• Prison inmates charged in 2009 riot at Washington State Penitentiary
• Walla Walla teen charged with driving getaway car in beer heist
• Chapel plans special service, breakfast for Easter
• Easter service set for Sunday morning in Pioneer Park
• Local Job's Daughters to hold fundraiser pancake breakfast
• Groundbreaking turns page for Walla Walla VA
• Dayton hospital auxiliary to hold annual bake sale
• Unity Church of Peace to hold 'Just Remember' service today
• Octopus gets day in Walla Walla court
• New meat processor planned in Dayton
• Walla Walla County jobless rate falls slightly
• Whitman Undergraduate Conference recap
• Arguments heard in Inland Octopus case
• Man ruled insane at time of shooting at College Place officer
• Waitsburg woman sentenced in theft from bank
• Walla Walla County commissioners discuss sales tax hike
• Demolition application in for building on Dalles Military Road
• City, county housing authorities to hold joint work session
• Forum set for Wednesday at The Center at the Park
• Whitman College names alumna commencement speaker
• Alumna Meda Chesney-Lind ’69 selected as Commencement speaker, degree recipient
• UPDATED - Hikers find site of old air crash near park outside Milton-Freewater
• Local roots propel brothers in Iraq
• CP Planning Commission to discuss parking code
• Athena-Weston schools look to part with Quonset huts
• Men’s tennis overcome Bearcats, earn fifth straight ticket to NCAA DIII Nationals
• First Person: Inside Yemen, with alumnus author Joshua Maricich ’03
• Breakfast in Weston to benefit Women in Ministry
• WWU to hold homecoming car show April 24 in College Place
• WWCC to hold Earth Fair on Friday for Earth Day
• Easter egg hunt set for Saturday at Pioneer Park
• Cowboy poetry night set for Monday at M-F library
• Saturday's Prep Baseball scores
• Tour of Walla Walla heads for the hills
• Sales tax to be discussed
• WWCC to look at tuition hike
• Man shot on side of road
• Firefighters ride in Tour of WW to generate awareness
• Paving the way
• Liberty Theater to anoint new manager Wednesday
• A-W School Board OKs cost-savings plan
• Local colleges participate in Spring Service Day
• Concert packs a lot into its name
• Ruling allows janitor accused of crime to keep unemployment
• Locals make possible student’s trip to Kenya to volunteer
• Washington should lift out-of-state sales tax exemption
• Happiest of homecomings
• Area near Sudbury Road landfill eyed for business park
• Tea party plans rally on courthouse steps this afternoon
• Local Corps of Engineers employee wins national award
• Tax day demonstration planned at downtown Walla Walla park
• Church to host special speaker Sunday morning
• School District seeks input on strategic plan
• Whitman College Wind Ensemble to give free concert today
• Walla Walla VA to break ground on clinic, recovery unit
• College Place yard debris pickup set for next week
• Walla Walla teen accused of assaults pleads guilty
• Walla Walla man's child pornography trial moved to June
• A buck, and then some, go farther with opening
• Blue Mountain Station groundbreaking set in Dayton
• Entries open for Waitsburg Parade, set for May 21
• Screening, kindergarten roundup set for Tuesday in Touchet
• Lenten concert set for Sunday afternoon at Pataha Flour Mill
• Congressional art competition open to high school students
• Walla Walla County residents to see stormwater fee
• Walla Walla University organizing Peacemaking Weekend events
• Server purchase sparks Walla Walla City Council debate
• Tour of Walla Walla bike races just around the bend
• Men's tennis hosts NWC playoffs, seeks fifth straight trip to NCAA DIII nationals
• Help sought to catch Walla Walla County sign vandals
• Wa-Hi club, credit union to sponsor blood drive
• Walla Walla Rural Library District board to meet Thursday
• Students bring civil war lessons to life at Walla Walla school
• Electric rates may get second look
• TigerScots first at Stanfield track meet
• Meeting set on repaving of Main Street in Athena
• Birch Street businesses report Sunday night break-ins
• Forum for female veterans set for Thursday in Walla Walla
• Walla Walla Gun Club lays out plans for move
• Second brother in Walla Walla 'party house' sentenced
• Walla Walla-area woman charged in weekend stabbing
• Walla Walla youths charged in gang-related fight
• Pink Ball mixes fun, fundraising with runway show
• Green lunches to celebrate Earth Day in Walla Walla
• Church to hold rummage, baked food sale this week
• Campaign highlights parents' teaching, caregiving
• Bridge inspection to restrict travel Tuesday near Burbank
• Woman arrested in stabbing Sunday morning
• Feast Walla Walla bursting at seams
• Work on Old Milton Highway to start Tuesday
• M-F to consider daytime curfew for kids
• Feast Walla Walla bursting at seams
• Grocery co-operative outgrows its space
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley ­— Kurt Schoen
• Three new food vendors join Feast
• Middle school students offered chance to see college campus life
• Council to consider if dog ordinance needs more teeth
• Event designed to get kids, families active
• Echos of defunct meat company sound with successor
• Smith's downtown tasting room a vision realized
• Robotics challenge set for Sunday at WWU
• Engineer selected for Walla Walla County 911 center move
• Could Cayuse provide foundation for another major wine weekend?
• Legal Briefing - Search without consent: Who's in trouble?
• First Person: Mackenzie Gerringer '12, a 2011 Undergraduate Conference Presenter
• The Gourds to stop in Pendleton
• Harris Park trail maintenance day set for April 16
• Northwest Justice Project lawyer to speak to grandparents' group
• Judge's presentation to focus on developments in court system
• Doctor to address state insurance bill at luncheon
• Friday 'Zumbathon' to raise funds for Japan recovery
• CP School Board to hold special meeting on facilities
• Instructors sought for WWCC 'Kids College'
• Farming could return to land by Walla Walla Gun Club
• Walla Walla County emergency management chief moves on
• Walla Walla County commissioners to discuss 911 relocation
• National Science Foundation grant aids plant gene research
• Whitman professor presents research in Portland, Spain
• Mars mission investigator to discuss history of planet
• Walla Walla Gun Club plans move to new range
• Unclaimed remains of veterans leave Walla Walla for final home at veterans' cemetery
• Free social media seminar set for Monday in Dayton
• Engineer to discuss groundwater monitoring in West Africa
• Turbines going up on Southeastern Wash. windfarm
• Officials: Walla Walla boy injured after running into traffic
• Bill opens gate to local horse races
• Walla Walla woman sentenced in assault, theft at store
• Mac-Hi hits big to top W-M
• First Person: New Orleans service trip, an eye opening experience
• Debate team earns top national honors
• Northwest University president to visit First Assembly of God
• Rural Green Youth Enterprise director to speak in Waitsburg
• Incumbents returned to office in Waitsburg election
• Downtown Dayton playground project receives grant from utility
• Overnight hunt snags College Place fugitive
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run crash pleads guilty
• FDA to roll out improved recall site
• Walla Walla woman sentenced in assault, theft at store
• FDA recalls can be searched online
• Spring off to a wet start in Walla Walla Valley
• Six injured in Saturday crash on Highway 12
• New Milton-Freewater grocery a Super boost for city
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run crash pleads guilty
• Astronaut Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger ’97 captivates with “gravitational pull” of wisdom
• Software problem causes wrong data on county website
• Preschools at WWCC set open houses for mid-April
• Group to hold candlelight vigil to remember day of King shooting
• Museum director to speak at retirees meeting Thursday
• Upcoming video
• Last of firefighters to battle fatal ’74 blaze retires
• Road closed until 2012
• Despite wind, Ultimate Frisbee players give it a fling
• City official to go to Afghanistan
• Do ya think I'm saxxy
• WWU prof’s work leads to two books on Christian reformist
• Health survey: Walla Walla County middle of pack
• Oregon ups biodiesel proportion in state's fuel blend
• Blue lights to turn on Saturday for World Autism Day
• Power back on after failure in Plaza Way neighborhood
• Walla Walla County sheriff wraps up first round of gatherings
• Ex-Chamber director again on move
• Cecilia Kang ’94 delivers 2011 Hosokawa Lecture; journalism contest winners announced
• Undergraduate Conference showcases student academic excellence, pursuits
• Power restored in Plaza Way neighborhood
• Troopers to toughen up on motorists in emergency zones
• Talks set for weekend on end-time Bible prophecy
• Boise Paper donation revs up WWCC wind program
• Hometown Heroes honored at breakfast
• Business showcase set in Milton-Freewater
• County seeks M-F-area residents for ambulance committee
• Professor testifies on China's overseas propaganda efforts
• Club honors Waitsburg residents for community service
• Workshop on immigration law focuses on crime victims
• Sheriff to wrap up round of round tables Thursday
• Nurse with Milton-Freewater practice honored for lifesaving heroics
• College Place man drives off armed intruder
• Fireworks a hot topic at sheriff's meeting in Burbank
• County seeks M-F-area residents for ambulance committee
• Walla Walla County undersheriff: Mental-health problems tax county jail
• CP Council honors trio of police officers
• M-F home badly damaged by Friday fire
• DeSales wins state Knowledge Bowl title
• Mental-health care proves a hot topic
• Walla Walla County sales tax hike plan gets mixed reception
• Walla Walla man in 'party house' sentenced to jail, treatment
• New trial set for locked-up sex predator
• DeSales Knowledge Bowl team state champions again
• Walla Walla police detective: Sexting can spell big trouble
• Assault, shots fired reported at party in Burbank
• Traffic resumes on Columbia-Snake River system
• Shindig kicks off Columbia County Fair
• Whitman Dance Production welcomes alumnus for production of “Romeo and Juliet”
• Assault and robbery of two men reported Saturday
• Bennington Lake refill begins for recreational use
• Dance and auction set to benefit Community Center for Youth
• College Place schools to see staff cuts
• Walla Walla High School third in state in dance competition
• Washington Post tech writer to speak at Whitman
• Sheriff's Round Table set for Tuesday in Burbank
• Open house set to bid farewell to Walla Walla Symphony CEO
• Hewitt to hold tele-town hall meeting Tuesday evening
• Students in sister city exchange program arrive
• Valley Transit union OKs contract
• Touchet hires new superintendent
• Columbia County Fair Board to run Dayton Days
• Something’s fishy in Great Explorations conference
• Bank merger possibility floats through area
• Pacific Power to jolt rates by 12 percent
• Proposed tax hike to get hearing
• Fun within the frame
• A History of Frames
• State regulators approve 12 percent rate hike for Pacific Power
• M-F Garden Club to hold annual plant sale April 16
• Unity Church of Peace holds rummage sale today, Saturday
• Corrections union protests omission from federal probe
• High-speed chase leads to arrests
• Walla Walla woman pleads guilty in assault, theft at store
• Weston-McEwen Lions to provide screenings for senior citizens
• Blue Mountain Shrine Club to offer screenings for children
• Buddha finds home in Walla Walla
• Trial date moved for man in beating, threats in Walla Walla
• Trial date moved for Walla Walla man in rape case
• UPDATE - Officers, injured man identified in Tollgate shooting
• Search for missing State Patrol rifle sparks uproar
• Astronaut, a Whitman grad, to speak at college Monday
• WWU talk to address route to preserving natural world
• Walla Walla County jobless rate on downward swing
• Whitman hosts 2011 Community Violence Prevention Conference
• Walla Walla County Fair 2011
• BREAKING - Del Monte recalls cantaloupes possibly contaminated with Salmonella
• Hanford eyes use of plutonium fuel
• Light turns green for work on US 12 in Burbank
• Scholarships available for attendees at church conference
• Second Sheriff's Round Table set for Thursday in Waitsburg
• WWU professor's film to be shown at Smithsonian festival
• Seattle actor, a 1977 Whitman College graduate, dies
• Columbia County library sees increasing use
• Armed man shot by officers near Tollgate
• 10 tax return tips farmers can use
• Open house set at Ice Harbor Dam
• Walla Walla gang member's robbery trial set for May
• Trial date set for Walla Walla man in high-speed chase
• Lock opening again delayed
• Residents invited to discussion on downtown Weston revitalization
• Backflow prevention spawns compliance puzzle in Walla Walla
• First of four Sheriff's Round Table meetings set for Tuesday
• History professor published ninth book
• City explains how funds will be used
• Walla Walla woman sentenced in tax fraud
• Kids create author’s characters
• Conference to help battle violence
• Program hopes to stop violence
• Voices from the WW Valley — Gary Buttice
• GroBiz heads event toward new horizons
• Balloon Stampede memorabilia, logo unveiled during GroBiz
• Blue Mountain Community Church to commission senior pastor
• NAMI meeting to focus on research, funding
• Stranded mare rescued from island
• Trucks by the hundreds roll through for wind project
• Opening act named for Walla Walla fair concert
• Consultant: Keys to business success already on hand
• Competition puts knowledge to the test
• Legal Briefing - Losing lunch could put you on queasy legal footing
• GALLERY — W-P tops TigerScots in baseball cross-border battle
• Second act named for Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days concert
• Sustainability interns reduce emissions, raise awareness
• Horse stranded on island in Walla Walla River
• Biology professor honored with 'Women of Discovery' award
• Plumbing work sparks College Place apartment fire
• History professor's book takes close look at Brent Scowcroft
• Whitman professor co-edits essays on Pynchon novel
• Business owner continues fight against bone marrow cancer
• Parent Toddler Relationship class registration open
• Free financial literacy seminar set at Walla Walla High School
• Trial delayed for former Walla Walla Regional Airport janitor
• Vote on Walla Walla High School bond to wait
• Plumbing work sparks College Place apartment fire
• Spin-In season kicks off at Kirkman House Museum
• Thundering Hooves shutters operations
• Officials: Radiation risk here minimal
• College Place Council discusses business registration plan
• Deadline approaches to file for School Board races
• Trout stocking set for today at Jefferson Park
• Road Closure - 03/15/11
• New sky camera has Whitman students looking up
• Walla Walla man recalls Japan quake
• Walla Walla Community College teacher on opera: 'Everyone has it in them'
• Opening of Lower Monumental Dam lock pushed back
• Mac-Hi class of 1971 to hold meeting to prepare for reunion
• Local lawmakers to hold telephone town hall Thursday
• Rural library district meeting set for Tuesday afternoon
• Veterans sought to participate in survey at VA campus
• M-F woman, two others injured in Franklin County crash
• Walla Walla man injured after car runs off US Highway 12
• College Place to look at master licensing service
• Free seminar set for March 22 on veterans benefits
• Spring bingo family fun night set in Dayton
• Student band, Plateau, releases first album
• First Person: A memorable liberal arts education
• School district to dedicate support services facility
• Colon cancer declines over last five years
• Banner cuts compensation for top executives
• Albino deer visits yard
• Police Guild wants bond funds restricted to new police facility
• St. Patrick’s Day celebration planned
• Did you remember to set your clocks?
• College Rodeo ropes in audience
• Tax district may be answer to M-F ambulance service problem
• Take me out to the scoreboard
• College Place expects school layoffs
• Mariners spring training is right around the corner with Moose sightings in Walla Walla, caravans, questions and answers and autographs . . . The signs of spring
• CELEBRATIONS
• Testing upcoming for potential Sheriff's Office employment
• Pony Club rally set for Saturday at Wa-Hi commons
• Man arrested on Whitman County warrant returned to Dayton
• Boxing club to hold open house Saturday in Walla Walla
• Habitat waiver request splits Council
• Liquor charges dropped after tactic questioned
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Most Walla Walla County offices closed Friday for furlough day
• Annual Feast Walla Walla gets dual boost
• Applicants still sought for Walla Walla County Planning Commission seat
• Roundtable set on financial education in congregations
• Common ground sought for brain, classroom rules
• Hanford tour a hot ticket
• Biology professor Kate Jackson honored for courage, research
• English professor publishes compilation of literary criticism
• A-W School Board to discuss finances in public work session
• M-F students raise nearly $1,200 for heart association
• Candidates emerge for Council, mayor races in Waitsburg
• Port makes changes to personnel policies
• State corrections chief looks to department's future
• Walla Walla County jobless rate edges upward
• Late lawmaker honored by state Senate
• Pioneer website wins “Best of Show” at national convention
• Potluck dinner for Christian singles set for Friday
• Award-winning poet to read from work Thursday at Whitman
• Scholars to discuss past, present Buddhist preachers
• Hearing set on possible tax hike in Walla Walla County
• Walla Walla man sentenced in attack at Kmart
• Trial date set for correctional officer in harassment, stalking
• Trial date set for man in assaults, chase
• GroBiz 2011 will take the place of the annual Business Expo
• DUI emphasis patrols planned for St. Patrick's Day
• Benefit book sale to be held at Burbank Library
• Whitman professor to discuss research at scholarly gathering
• Former Senate Majority Leader Jeannette Hayner honored by state Senate
• Talk to focus on representations of the Virgin of Guadalupe
• Walla Walla school survey results available online
• February on dry, chilly side in Walla Walla
• Walla Walla captain lands gig on 'Deadliest Catch'
• Delphian Club to celebrate 95 years of reading books
• Wheatland Village celebrate St. Patrick's Day with ‘green tips'
• Joint development agency to meet Monday
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley: Tim Dewald
• Bluegrass music takes root in Valley
• River locks scheduled to reopen
• Mortgage lender switches directions
• Caregivers support group to discuss changes in programs
• Too much recycling may hike city’s rates
• Children’s Forum to focus on resilience
• Gang member arrested in robbery
• Congress can’t ignore waste identified in new study
• Monumental from the start
• Fair royalty, concert musical act set
• Milton-Freewater man sentenced in assault on officer
• Octopus to get day in Walla Walla County Superior Court
• Trial again delayed in sex-abuse case
• Carbs in crosshairs to help deny diabetes
• Whitman College ranks among top-50 “Best Values” in the nation
• Bluegrass, antiques to be featured at Weston meeting
• Collection, pressing and labeling of plants to be discussed
• Young Edisons celebrated at Assumption Catholic School
• Caucus set for Monday at Johnson home in Waitsburg
• Meeting set on project to convert PP&L building into theater
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office restructures administrative staff
• UPDATE - Walla Walla prison lockdowns eased after stabbing
• Mariachi band to perform Friday night at Wa-Hi
• Walla Walla wineries caught up in liquor sting
• Dinner to showcase 2011 fair
• Tax hike sought for mental-health care in Walla Walla County
• Picket calls for increased safety for officers at Walla Walla prison
• Correctional officer stabbed
• Registrations almost open for Crane Festival
• WSP correctional officer stabbed
• First Person: Raisa Stebbins '11, theatre major
• Lion blows through a day early
• Casino night set to raise money for Liberty Theater projector
• Caucus results due by March 10 in Waitsburg
• Corrections workers plan informational picket Wednesday
• Touchet fire district board to meet Tuesday evening
• Walla Walla police nab burglary suspect 'undercover'
• Milton-Freewater church launches free tutoring center
• Concert to benefit Touchet student
• Waitsburg City Hall to close Thursday afternoon, Friday
• Meeting set for today on upcoming Cowboy Poetry Week
• Tractor-trailer blown over on Highway 11
• Man accused in chase pleads guilty to other crimes
• Global Studies Initiative hosts “spectacle” of a symposium
• Fire District 6 board to hold meeting Tuesday to discuss truck bed bids
• Dayton Chamber of Commerce benefit set for March 11
• Author of book on postal history to speak at meeting
• Benefit art show by Kids Place preschoolers set for Wednesday
• Tickets for spring variety show on sale Tuesday in Dayton
• Green waste collection annual start up set for Tuesday
• Public work session set on plans for high schools in Walla Walla
• Car chase leads to WW man's arrest
• Film, talk to focus on Klamath River crisis
• ‘Soup and Pie' luncheons to run through March
• College Place opens kindergarten registration
• Grandmothers Roundtable to present views of government
• Local residents invited to tour Lincoln Health Center on Monday
• Sheriff’s deputies to shift to 12-hour schedule
• Saturday fire forces family from home
• Audience to get opportunity to cowboy up
• Accident leads to oil-spill cleanup
• Paying it forward pays off
• Registration to open for tours of Hanford
• SENIOR CENTERS
• Students noodle around with bridges
• Program to help parents with students
• Wolves may be in parts of area
• Special meeting to discuss hours for Sheriff's Office
• BB Men Rally Past Pios for Playoff Triumph
• “Global Media, Global Spectacles,” the 3rd Annual Global Studies Symposium to be held Feb. 26
• 12-hour shifts for Walla Walla Sheriff's Office to be discussed at Friday meeting
• Dayton family copes with child's severe epilepsy
• Annie, get your gun
• Correctional officer faces charges
• Food giveaway for needy to be Tuesday
• Council hires firm to deal with methane gas
• Fair Board agrees to run Dayton Days
• New mobile site provides quick access to key Whitman pages, alumni events
• New Zealander with Walla Walla connections describes earthquake
• Two local residents elected to serve on board of Blue Mountain Land Trust
• Foundation to support local causes
• Walla Walla family contacts student in Egypt
• VA to hold Black History Month program on Thursday
• Wa-Hi debate team earns state berth
• Man charged in beating, chase
• Man faces charges in police chases
• Whitman welcomes Justice Charles Smith to campus for moderated discussion
• Men's Swim Team Tops Nation in GPA
• From printed page to movie screen
• News flash: It's still winter -- at least this week
• Walla Walla man arrested after assault, chase
• New discoveries, ideas in Maya research to be discussed
• Snowboarder found after search Saturday at Bluewood
• Columbia School Board to hold special meeting Wednesday
• Author to present talk Wednesday on spirituality
• Six presidents have visited Walla Walla County over the years
• Harrison or Hayes? A presidential blip
• Walla Walla High School concert to benefit ailing choir parent
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley: Josefina Cruz
• $N$Firefighters take competition one step at a time
• Groundbreaking set for Blue Mountain Station on April 15
• Armed robber walks out of store with beer
• Chase ends with tasering
• Athena honors First Citizens, Young Adults
• Watershed council to discuss issues
• Consultant: Signs only part of what area needs
• Union explains stand on concessions
• The thrill of the game
• Fine dine in Umapine
• Masked robber steals beer from Zip Zone
• FEATURED PHOTO - Taste of winter
• Milton-Freewater residents honored at banquet for service
• Change in wind for Milton-Freewater ambulance
• From funerals to fairytales: students celebrate 22 years of one-act plays
• Sheehan Gallery exhibition celebrates Whitman faculty artists
• Officials: Milton-Freewater ambulance service could end May 1
• Presidents' Day closures
• Sam Erwin Memorial Breakfast set for Saturday, Sunday
• Gardena Farms Irrigation District Board to meet Friday
• Walla Walla man charged in January chase
• Construction to close portions of Mill Creek trail
• Walla Walla chef again in running for prestigious award
• Washington state Poison Center warns of 'bath salts'
• Storm washes away rain deficit in Walla Walla
• Plans to point way to improving Walla Walla Valley signage
• Wa-Hi, Waitsburg High win state acclaim
• Trial date set in sex predator confinement
• Walla Walla County comp plan cycle opens
• Tourism 'Meet & Greet' to be Thursday in Waitsburg
• 11th annual Blue Devil girls fastpitch softball clinic set
• Founder’s Day celebrates Whitman’s heritage
• Basketball men knock off No. 1 Pirates; women near playoff spot
• Wa-Hi receives 2010 Washington Achievement Award
• Mentors don't need strong-arm tactics
• Corps looks for park operators
• New trial date set in assault charges
• 'Party house' man pleads guilty to rape
• Precept Wines buys Canoe Ridge
• Touchet School to hold Literacy Night
• CP debates business registration plan
• Walla Walla winery Canoe Ridge purchased by Seattle's Precept Wines
• Rural Library District to discuss new branch library
• Professor to give talk on Mexican cultural nationalism
• Dancing keeps couple in step
• CROSSING PATHS AND SEASONS
• Helix girls end season with loss to Sherman Co.
• Dayton edges TCP
• WWVA wins season finale
• Authorities warn of scam
• ‘Bomb’ turns out to be homemade hi-tech auto device
• Bed & Breakfast not a piece of cake
• City, cops agree on contract
• Community Council seeks new study topic
• Won't you be my Valentine?
• M-F Council to discuss wind farms
• Touchet school chief race narrows to three
• DeSales Knowledge Bowl team claims first place in match
• The new owners at Ski Bluewood are hoping to show skiers that there’s no business like . . . snow business
• Walla Walla officer uses taser on aggressive dog
• Hospital offers free heart screenings with mobile clinic
• Walla Walla, Waitsburg, Dayton horse races nixed
• Race cancellations felt deeply in area
• Fort Walla Walla Museum opens early
• Author Raj Patel shows food has hidden costs
• Trial moved in assault, threats case
• Charge filed in high-speed chase
• 'Hobby' strings way into third generation
• Murray criticizes delays on veteran caregivers
• Whitman announces Abshire and Dublin grant research recipients
• What can the city do about the mall?
• Local cooks square off in Julia Child cooking challenge
• Seats open for spring hunter safety course
• Port commission cancels meeting set for Thursday
• The Moms' Network of Walla Walla starts Facebook page
• Milton-Freewater School Board approves faith-based club
• Principal named interim superintendent in M-F
• Science lessons for teachers
• College Place man arrested after lengthy chase
• School measures approved
• Ex-real estate magnate linked to Walla Walla mall in coma
• Walla Walla High School students take home wins at FBLA conference
• Ex-real estate magnate linked to Walla Walla mall in coma
• A NEW TENANT
• Wa-Hi students compete in Science Bowl over weekend
• Mill Creek levees pass inspection
• Local prison workers to help out in Monroe
• Driver arrested after pinball-like wreck
• Charges dismissed in connection with gang fight
• Hotel to fete tasting rooms, gift shop Friday
• Trial date set for Prescott man in chase near Waitsburg
• Filmmaker examines the ties that bind
• Walla Walla boards, committees seek to fill vacancies
• Man convicted of assault on officer
• Winter? Where? Don't look at January
• Voters in three school districts to decide levies
• Organic Initiative funding to be subject of Thursday meeting
• Meeting to help with answers to tough questions from kids
• Professors' research puts focus on Asian-Jewish couples
• First Person: Libby Arnosti, '13 swimmer
• Exhibit of Valentine's Day cards up at Boldman House Museum
• Reservations accepted for annual Valentine's Day dinner at mill
• Whitman dean, professor focus on global perspective at meeting
• Wild Scallions hot for roller derby
• Yellow Ribbon prepares military families
• Voices of the WW Valley: Gerry Matthews
• Decision on school bond expected next month
• Reservations rolling in for Bowl-A-Rama
• Juntos, public have ball with open gym
• First Christian Church in Dayton still hopping after 125 years
• DAILY BULLETIN
• ON THE AGENDA
• IN THE MINUTES
• Professor to discuss flora of Southeast Oregon
• Ex-Hanford engineer to take part in colloquium at WWU
• Banking regulator to take over at Banner subsidiary
• Applicants sought for two Walla Walla County postsLocal woman elected to state Republican Party post
• Community Bank project near a wrap
• Road names bedevil Walla Walla-area emergency responders
• American Red Cross blood drives to be held at two local churches
• Medical fraud pops up in supposed weight-loss drug
• PHOTO GALLERY - Moose on the loose in Walla Walla
• Truck fire partially closes I-84 near Pendleton
• Crosswalk crackdown in works in Dayton
• Applicants sought for two Walla Walla County posts
• Wheat growers eye turmoil in Egypt
• Trial date moved for man accused of shooting at College Place officer
• Camp Fire USA of Walla Walla works toward renovation
• Gangs square off in Wednesday fight
• Suspects sought in break-ins at Walla Walla businesses
• Emmy-winning filmmaker to visit Whitman College next week
• WWCC program to be discussed at retiree group meeting
• Online US Forest Service vehicle auction starts today
• Nysoe 'hits ground running' at Dayton Chamber
• Officials: Heater cause of deadly fire in Milton-Freewater
• 'Platoon' teaching comes to Walla Walla elementary school
• College Place man may face felony exposure charges
• WWU plans Black history events
• Partial Super Bowl blackout lifts locally
• Tomac new Whitman District Ranger
• Knights of Columbus award free-throw contest winners
• Native plant society to have Second Wednesday program
• First Person: Trevor Cushman '11, theatre major
• First Person: Emilie Gilbert '13, student athlete
• First Person: Josh Duckworth ’14, student athlete
• Trial date set for Walla Walla man in break-in, assault
• Gang member sentenced in drug deals
• Milton-Freewater men face unrelated sex charges
• Items, donations sought for Chamber auction, social
• Farewell celebration planned at theater for Dayton couple
• Contra dance series to kick off Wednesday at Whitman
• Philosophy professor to reveal Heidegger find in talk
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty to sex with teen
• Vintner shifts focus to Corvus
• Children perish in Milton-Freewater house fire
• Recall issued for horse feed sold in Oregon
• Support group for moms to start Feb. 8 at society offices
• WW Watershed Management Partnership to hold meeting
• Two goats perish in Saturday barn fire in Waitsburg
• A nation's journeys, on display at Walla Walla museum
• Other Walla Walla-area disaster risks
• Crash puts traffic light on blink
• Helix defeats Horizon Christian Saturday
• Mac-Hi girls fall to Ontario Saturday
• Touchet girls fall to Gar-Pal Saturday
• Earthquake disaster just waiting to happen
• $NS Father & Daughter Valentine Ball to be held Saturday
• Waitsburg Booster Club gets $5,000 grant
• Speaker selected for Engineers Week
• Lawsuit leads to seizure of Whitman Cellars property
• Former Wa-Hi principal dies, remembered for kindness
• WWCC math professor calculates success
• Prescott School to do instructional program audit
• Weston invites residents to discuss safe travel for children
• ROAD CLOSURE
• Lawsuit leads to seizure of Whitman Cellars
• Legal Briefing - Laws aside, letter to God worthwhile
• Walla Walla Symphony CEO to step down
• Port of Walla Walla to put focus on jobs
• Debt lands Whitman Cellars in court
• US Sen. Patty Murray to chair Veterans Affairs Committee
• Faculty couple research cultural identity issues in Asian-Jewish intermarriage
• Walla Walla Symphony CEO to resign
• Group plans outreach on tax credit
• Trial date moved for College Place woman in traffic death
• Phone scam alleges contest winnings
• Waitsburg Council again nixes BMX track
• Apple box labels subject of evening program
• Dayton faces major change in sewage disposal
• Scores turn out to see progress at dam
• Sen. Patty Murray appointed Senate Veterans Committee chair
• Alumnus honored for accomplishments in artificial intelligence field
• Stagnant air settles in over Walla Walla Valley
• Quick work by Walla Walla County sheriff's deputy credited with saving lives
• College puts kibosh on bottled water sales on campus
• Whitman professor's film plays to packed house at festival
• Horizon brand to fly off into sunset
• IRS app helps taxpayers track refunds
• Starbuck mayor arrested for investigation of DUI
• Man charged in connection with chase
• Trial date set for woman in theft from bank
• Trial date set for man in sexual assaults
• New Whitman wi-fi hotspot improves security, access
• Whitman professor featured on newly released CD
• Bon Appetit chef to be featured on Food Network Canada
• Jeep consumed by fire Monday night on Airport Way
• Suspect sought in interrupted burglary on Second Avenue
• Sick parrotlet visits WSU for treatment
• Mentors find meaning in bond with youngsters
• Fluctuations seen in Columbia County economy
• Fair budget cuts would hit youngsters
• Meeting to help plan living history performances
• Praise gathering with winter theme set for Saturday
• Man stabbed in College Place
• Chase ends in crash, arrest
• Groundbreaking nears for Blue Mountain Station
• Weston McEwen girls basketball can't contain Pilot Rock in 55-31 loss
• Wagon Wheelers roll on to 75th year
• Voices from the WW Valley: Janet Mallen
• Doctor finds you can come home again
• School district ballots mailed
• Fire chief announces retirement plans
• Luring attempt reported at Green Park
• Balancing form & function for foodies
• Pizza gobbled up at Edison’s popular Family Fun Night
• The Báb: God is inaccessible to mortals
• Pets who give so much love on earth surely go to heaven
• CHURCH BULLETIN
• Walla Walla County sheds 400 jobs in 2010
• Washington, Oregon get mixed marks on tobacco control
• Budget cuts could push area horse racing off track
• Alleged gang member sentenced in chase
• Athena Chamber awards banquet set for Monday
• Columbia County E-911 services to be transferred
• Green Park Elementary School students report possible luring incident
• Diabetes workshop set at Unity Church of Peace begins Sunday
• Hospital endoscopy unit earns safety, quality recognition
• Renowned Researcher Henry Louis Gates Jr. packs Cordiner Hall
• Three arrested in Milton-Freewater drug bust
• Event pushes Walla Walla aviary fundraising near $30,000
• Resignations point to changes at Walla Walla Community College
• Kindergarten, open enrollment registrations set for March
• Tickets on sale for National Engineer Week banquet
• Information session set on upcoming Cowboy Poetry Week
• Walla Walla County commission to hold special meeting Friday
• Small acreage workshop set for tonight in Milton-Freewater
• Scholarly path had early roots for speaker
• Washington, Oregon get mixed marks on tobacco control
• Blue Devil dance team to host camp for young students
• Information session set on spring variety show in Dayton
• Man ruled insane during attack in Touchet
• Three arrrested in Milton-Freewater drug bust
• Scholar to discuss African American roots, genealogy, history
• Apple pest gives Oregon growers a scare
• Columbia County economy topic of talk
• Man sentenced in chase into Milton-Freewater
• Walla Walla teen pleads guilty as adult to drug charges
• Slade Gorton among members of Redistricting Commission
• Extra day off in works for Walla Walla students
• Possible luring incident reported near Sharpstein
• Man injured after being struck in crosswalk
• Man charged in break-in, assault
• Pair sentenced in Burbank robberies
• Vehicle leads deputy on high-speed chase into Waitsburg
• Traffic stop leads to gang arrests
• Apple pest gives Oregon growers a scare
• Tours offer look at lock work at Lower Monumental Dam
• Lawsuit seeks funding for foster parents
• Weston hires Springfield, Ore., man as second police officer
• Walla Walla man in custody after woman attacked
• EMS & Trauma Care Council slates meeting for Wednesday
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow in Walla Walla starting Tuesday
• Athena-Weston School Board to hold work session on finances
• Fire District 6 board to consider bids for truck bed
• Joint development agency to hold special meeting Tuesday
• Dayton Chamber names new manager
• Native Americans lack MLK leader
• W-P prevails over Tri-Cities Prep 43-22
• PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL St. John-Endicott 54, Pomeroy 38
• PREP BOYS BASKETBALL St. John-Endicott 63, Pomeroy 51
• Memories still vivid 10 years after Operation Desert Storm in Iraq
• Elks not ready to close doors
• Starbuck students spend PE on slopes
• Boy Scouts to make final round of Christmas tree collections Monday
• Voices of the WW Valley
• ‘Christmas Angels’ surprise, bless local family with gifts
• CELEBRATIONS
• Political parties must accept state’s top-two primary system
• Oncologist to join regional cancer center
• Cardiologist to join Providence Medical Group
• Nurse practitioner certified in blood-thinner management
• Group offers student photographer award, scholarship
• State institutes new rules for nurses
• Schools in Walla Walla, Prescott not making the grade
• Walla Walla students take the bully by the horns
• Port of Walla Walla commissioners fire airport janitor
• Project publishes Prescott man's short story
• Balloting runs through Feb. 8 for M&O levy in Burbank
• A-W School Board seeks to replace late member
• Children's Museum of Walla Walla faces tough times
• Probe into Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office still unresolved
• Changes in air as tax season opens
• Grant opens window for improvements at Walla Walla museum
• Native Plant Society's Second Wednesday program tonight
• Workshop on tax and estate planning set
• Demolition application in for Third Avenue homes
• Aviary group to hold aution, dance Saturday
• Native Plant Society to feature talk by forest botanist
• Walla Walla County Rural Library Board to meet Thursday
• Direct seed breakfast discussion set for Thursday in Pendleton
• Information meeting set at VA on new Compassion Corps
• Umatilla County DA pleads not guilty to contempt charges
• Walla Walla man charged with assaulting girls at party
• Furloughs still on tap for Walla Walla County offices
• Weather jumble in forecast
• Trial date set in child-porn case
• Walla Walla man sentenced in high-speed chase
• For retired Walla Walla County sheriff, a wealth of memories
• Crash squared: Two wrecks, two arrests
• Dogs graduate to life on the outside
• Business After Hours venue shifts to Chamber
• Columbia School Board schedules work session
• Joint development agency board to meet Monday
• Lack of quorum cancels Dayton Council meeting
• Wolves men open road trip with victory Thursday
• Vandals strike in several parts of Walla Walla
• Washington legislature to open with focus on budget
• Shakespeare company took root three years ago
• Group builds support for theater for Shakespeare
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley — David Chase
• Botanist’s talk at Whitman College on ‘Flora of the Forest’
• Consultant finds need for better signs
• Walla Walla DUI campaign nets 32 arrests
• Walla Walla man arrested in sexual assault at party
• Walla Walla County GOP elects officers
• Walla Walla connects with online school
• The little you have is more than enough
• Shared power in Congress could result in fiscal responsibility
• Fundraiser may keep aviary aflutter
• Traffic safety group to present awards at luncheon
• UPDATE - Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, several wounded
• BREAKING - Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords shot near Tucson
• Car wrecks near old, new highways
• Walla Walla man's rape trial moved to March
• State reinstates license of former St. Mary radiologist
• Funding applications sought for Athena-Weston area projects
• Aviary fundraising off to strong start
• Dog obedience clinic to commence Saturday
• Goodwill spreads reach
• Money-order scam reported in Columbia County
• Milton-Freewater man pleads guilty in high-speed chase
• State Rep. Terry Nealey chosen for judiciary committee
• Columbia, Walla Walla county waterways in line for funds
• Former Patit Creek Cellars co-owner buys Trio Vintners
• Auto dealer left lasting mark on Walla Walla
• Pioneer girls victim of swarming defense, fall to visiting Riverside, 52-31
• Parenting program to start Jan. 10 at Center at the Park
• Fire District 6 board to review plans for new station
• Commission to discuss changes to county sign ordinance
• Heater blamed for Woodland Avenue apartment fire today
• 'Hairspray' to take stage this summer
• Sessions aim to get taxpayers their due
• Grant in line to help with Reser Road upgrade
• High-speed chase ends in crash
• Hairspray Auditions
• Wa-Hi debaters use break to brush up for meets
• Surviving twin claims first baby of 2011
• Etcetera - 01/03/11
• December brought winter weather
• Walla Walla School Board to meet Tuesday
• Church bulletin - 01/02/11
• VIDEO - What's your resolution for 2011?
• Agency issues burn ban due to weather trapping pollution
• Garage fire causes $15,000 in damage
• U-B Top 10 Complete vote totals
• Octopus grabs top Story of Year
• U-B to add new weekly paper
• Report takes temperature of county residents’ health
• Voices from the WW Valley
• New Year’s Eve Bash takes on Hispanic flavor
• Commissioners to hold retreat, workshop
• Duo sows seeds for savings, profits
• New Walla Walla County sheriff sworn in
• Fight report leads to early-morning chase
• Teen injured in hunting mishap
• Trial date moved for College Place woman in cyberstalking, threats
• Legal Briefing - Officers have latitude in car search
• Trial date moved in Waitsburg man's sex abuse case
• Windown opens for New Year's fireworks displays
• Columbia County budget OK'd
• Teen pleads guilty in chase into Fort Walla Walla Park
• Health program for children gets 11th-hour save
• TigerScots girls can’t dig out of early hole
• Walla Walla Catholic Schools fund drive reaches milestone
• Fire destroys woodshed on Biscuit Ridge Road
• Walla Walla parking enforcement scooter goes green
• New Year's Day closures
• Teen struck, injured on US Highway 12
• Dayton levy to take smaller tax bite than expected
• Walla Walla County planning agency to close Thursday
• Walla Walla social services plan moves ahead
• New trial dates set for pair in rape case
• Walla Walla man faces child pornography charges
• Lillie Rice Center gains accreditation
• FEATURED PHOTO - Winter? Where?
• Walla Walla Regional Airport janitor faces drug charges
• Trial date set for man in high-speed chase
• Man in wheelchair injured when pickup backs into him
• Utility foundation awards grants in Columbia, Garfield counties
• Evaluation ordered for Walla Walla man in Kmart attack
• Capt. Gary Bainter accelerates retirement plans
• Fire destroys home
• Owners of DéBouché make statement
• Church bulletin - 12/26/10
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley: Alan Dawson
• Unknown 'Santa's helper' brightens mom's Christmas
• Wasser House seen as heaven-sent
• Christmas closures
• Sweet treats at YWCA gingerbread house event
• Waitsburg levee system 'minimally acceptable'
• Big Cheese sale raises funds for trip to Capitol
• Walla Walla County commissioners OK budget, avoids major layoffs
• Pendleton Round-Up royalty named
• Walla Walla rural firefighters spread cheer to families in need
• Walla Walla City Council signs off on joint agency
• Walla Walla School Board eyes 2011 for high school bond
• Skye Book and Brew to hold New Year's Eve party
• Dayton Chamber of Commerce seeks new director
• YWCA to present 'Hansel and Gretel House' event Wed.
• Walla Walla Community Network offers Project Safe to parents
• Man sentenced to five years in prison for rape
• Trial postponed for Walla Walla teen accused of assaults
• Walla Walla man pleads guilty in high-speed chase
• Walla Walla city-county planning agency back on track
• Walla Walla County moves toward centralizing social services
• New bus route eyed to serve Walla Walla County human services center
• Ship now or get ready to write "belated"
• Oil Can Henry's offers college scholarship
• College Place school facilities subject of public session
• Old-school holiday cheer
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley: A Cougar couple
• Aviary fund drive takes flight
• Humane Society gets the full Monty with runaway ball python
• Sager students sixth at robotics tournament
• M-F Council adds bite to animal fines
• Joint planning agency board to meet
• City crews in midst of final leaf pickup
• Council approves 189-house subdivision
• Library deal spells business as usual
• Walla Walla County 2011 budget nears final approval
• WW man sentenced in tax fraud
• Man charged in connection with chase
• Take steps to prevent crime during holidays
• Pictures of the year
• Take a break to destress during the holiday season
• Walla Walla aviary fundraising kicks off
• Dayton School Board to seek levy
• Little Goose Dam crossing closed
• Flock of volunteers laces up for Walla Walla-area Christmas bird count
• Serving up connections in Milton-Freewater
• County budget focus of workshop
• Walla Walla City Council worries dog joint agency
• Dog obedience clinic planned for youths, adults
• Candlelight service planned for Friday afternoon at church
• Church to host Christmas potluck, gift exchange
• Free holiday movie, celebration set at Dayton theater
• Cultures meet for holidays
• Dayton man sentenced in thefts, assault
• Police: Man attacks woman with knife at store in Walla Walla
• County puts hold on joint agency
• Cheney Aviation owner's plane crashes
• Mud leads to discovery of stolen mail
• Joint agency start date in question
• Power failures hit area as windstorm blows through
• College Place budget OK'd; no layoffs in works
• SCHOOL UPDATE - Two hour delay for Walla Walla Public Schools due to high winds
• Single-engine plane crashes near Martin Field in College Place
• Rock wrecks trucks on US 730
• School Board to hold public work session on facilities
• Sunday morning fire guts garage on Celestia Drive
• New operators sought for two parks
• Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office warns of mail thefts
• Last round of leaf pickup moves to Thursday routes
• Rural Library District Board to hold annual meeting
• Spaghetti dinner, silent auction to benefit ill baby
• COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WWCC women make easy work of Portland, 87-41
• COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL College of Idaho rolls past Wolves women
• WWCC Water & Environmental Center receives state award
• Living nativity includes animals, actors
• Library changes fine system for overdue books
• Cops track down Christmas presents
• Cancer puts family in tight spot
• Voices from the WW Valley: Muriel Kenyon
• Students put McKenna in spotlight for documentary on gang problem
• You are what you eat, but do you get to eat?
• A Klicker’s Christmas
• Pre-planning can smooth way for relaxing trip
• State agencies need liaisons with Legislature
• Port commission approves budget
• Teen sentenced to 30 days in attack on truck driver
• Youth pleads innocent in fleeing from police officer
• Prison workers protest cuts in budget
• DeSales Knowledge Bowl team advances to state competition
• Legal Briefing - Santa better watch out: He can be sued
• Compassion Corps seeks volunteers for veterans support program
• Trial dates set for men in robberies outside Burbank store
• Activities lined up for holidays at Athena Public Library
• Woman injured in crash with bus in Athena
• DeSales High School Knowledge Bowl to compete in statewide competition
• Christmas social, dance, dinner set for Sunday
• Fair in downtown Walla Walla showcases unusual gifts
• Major lock repairs close river systems starting Friday
• Volunteers sought for program to support veterans
• Man sought after chase from Walla Walla into Milton-Freewater
• Pioneer Park Aviary funding plan handed defeat
• Santa to make appearance at Athena Public Library today
• Conservation District to hold special meeting on election
• Superior Court - DISSOLUTIONS
• Supplies sought for packs to help homeless teens
• Residents sought for Milton-Freewater boards
• Volunteers sought to help prepare Prescott Pool
• Modern journey on Lewis & Clark Trail to be presented
• Dec. 20 candle-lighting event takes aim at child abuse
• WWCC holds sign-up for class on parent-toddler relationship
• Walla Walla County Planning Commission cancels hearing
• Broken water line discovered Monday at Touchet School
• Questions dog joint agency
• Woman charged in theft from Community Bank branch
• Man accused in attack ruled competent for trial
• Dedication set for Frenchtown Historic Site
• Teen charged after chase into Fort Walla Walla Park
• Hunger Banquet at Walla Walla school puts faces to numbers
• Weather permitting, leaf pickup to resume this week
• Irrigation district meeting dates change
• Cold heats up energy needs
• Voices from the WW Valley: Akira Takemoto
• Ice chalet offers free skating today
• Center members to vote on support for Aviary
• Vendors cater to ‘Kids Only’ shopping
• Father, daughter cook up traveling restaurant business
• Whatamibid? Touchet man graduates from auctioneer college
• Be true to the definitions that God has set forth
• Get ready, get set — chill out at home
• All in good cheer
• OUR OPINION
• Toy store owner appeals examiner decision
• Authorities thwart plan to sneak drugs into prisons
• Shrink your weight; enlarge charities
• Monday meeting to discuss new joint agency
• Holiday concerts planned around area
• BMAC to collect winter wear during parade Saturday
• Curves to hold open house to introduce Zumba workouts
• Police: Student assaulted by motorist over alleged snowball
• For Junior Club of Walla Walla, small trees, big hopes
• Inland Octopus owner appeals hearing examiner decision
• Simple steps can help prevent holiday fires
• New owners, new season: Ski Bluewood opens
• New lock gate arrives at Lower Monumental Dam
• Lockdown lifts for two units at prison
• Holiday Barrel Tasting kicks off today
• Levy proposals aired at Dayton meeting
• Coroner rules death suicide
• Sweet treats turn back clock to childhood
• Council cuts 32 employees in budget
• CP man guilty of entering Mill Creek watershed
• Jewelry store to ring register for last time
• Trial delayed in chase of stolen vehicle
• Turkey Bingo to get Waitsburg's Hometown Christmas off and running
• Giving Tree offers holiday cheer for Walla Walla-area seniors
• Man sentenced to about six years in child porn case
• Kids Shopping Night to be held Dec. 9 in Waitsburg
• Traffic Safety Task Force seeks award nominations
• Dayton meeting to address school funding
• QualitySmith founder, CEO Rob Schmidt dies
• Chase, search in Fort Walla Walla Park end with arrest
• Local, state officials mark World Aids Day
• All-inclusive wine map hits streets
• Lockdown begins to ease at Washington State Penitentiary
• State cutbacks take bite out of Family Medical Center
• Police searching Fort Walla Walla Park for possible armed suspect
• Mini Coopers sought for Saturday's Parade of Lights
• Don't make these power failure mistakes
• Washington State Penitentiary lockdown begins to ease
• Leader picked for Walla Walla city/county planning agency
• Trial date set in assault, threats
• Tips offered to help fight holiday crime
• Five local students chosen for state honors chorus
• Walla Walla County commissioners held executive session this morning
• Equipment delay forces Davis Elementary to close another day
• More wintry weather in works
• Jeannette Hayner remembered as strong voice for state
• Scouts to hold session on outdoor winter activities
• Indian rights, education advocate to speak Tuesday at Whitman
• Port to meet Tuesday for annual retreat, budget hearing
• Early Sunday crash injures man on US Highway 12
• Milton-Freewater Rotary-Chamber luncheon slated Dec. 14
• Voices from the Walla Walla Valley
• CHURCH BULLETIN - 11/28/10
• Applicants sought for Civil Service Commission
• Volunteers load holiday stockings with goodies for troops
• Drinking and driving can be holiday problem
• Blue Ridge Elementary looks forward to playground equipment
• Anderson shakes off physical problems to create art
• Christmas tree season opens
• Holiday spreads germs along with good cheer
• Annual cheese event wheels into downtown
• Rogers Bakery overcomes obstacles
• Project amplifies residents’ ‘Voices’
• After decades, retired teacher still reaps bountiful harvest
• A turn for the birds
• Key Tech once again profitable
• On your mark ... get set ... SHOP
• Repair delays to close Davis Elementary on Monday
• DREAM Act may get vote in Congress
• The ties that bind
• Weston woman sentenced in child sex case
• Pomeroy festival to kick off holidays
• Black (ice) Friday in works
• Shift seen in Black Friday mindset
• Outcomes steady as Walla Walla, Columbia and Garfield votes finalized
• Touchet teachers honored for board certification
• Men plead innocent in robberies outside Burbank store
• Fire district to hold public hearing on budget Friday
• Lockdown continues in West Complex units of penitentiary
• Teen pleads guilty in attack on delivery driver in Walla Walla
• Trial date moved for College Place woman in fatal hit-and-run crash
• College Place Council OKs water rate hike
• Thanksgiving holiday delivery schedule
• Heating system fails at College Place school
• Police urge patience, caution on roads
• More Washington State Penitentiary units locked down after fight
• Trial date set in damage to home, vehicles
• Washington State Department of Health issues warning about carbon monoxide poisoning
• Holiday Closures
• Trial date set for Walla Walla brothers in child sex case
• Waitsburg man sentenced in threat on woman
• CP School Board cancels meeting set for this afternoon
• (UPDATE) SCHOOL DELAYS, CLOSURES DUE TO SNOW
• Fire damages Walla Walla home on Morton Street
• Snow, cold expected to stick
• Walla Walla's streets bedecked for holidays
• Woman injured in fight at Walla Walla nightclub
• CP School Board to hold special work session Tuesday in WW
• Athena-Weston schools closed due to weather conditions
• Registration opens for seminar to help beef producers be more competitive
• Native Walla Wallan Dena Guglielmelli to appear on TV's The Price is Right
• City-county joint agency development board to meet Monday
• Columbia School District receives energy-project funding
• Prescott holiday dinner scheduled for Dec. 4 at Lions Hall
• Students winded by training
• Grant to help group improve early learning
• Vote for Top 10 stories of 2010
• IRS tries to contact people due refunds
• Volunteering a way to meet people
• Seeing the light
• Waitsburg Elementary School sets fall concert for Tuesday
• Dixie community turkey dinner set for Tuesday at school
• Free Thanksgiving dinner set for Tuesday at DeSales
• FEATURED PHOTO - Fall transitions to winter conditions
• Inland Octopus fight hits turning point
• Child porn nets man five-year sentence
• Walla Walla man charged in assault
• Walla Walla man dies in wreck on US Highway 12
• Prescott Lions Club to hold fundraiser for roof repair
• City of Walla Walla, Inland Octopus owner set to agree mural is sign
• State jobless rate steady; Walla Walla's falls
• Man arrested after alleged assault, threats
• Walla Walla City Council nixes rate increases
• Walla Walla man's gift one that gives back
• Washington company recalls cheese over listeria fears
• Walla Walla crime prevention volunteers decry proposed cut
• Back to basics for WWCC women's hoops team
• Warrior women two victories away from championship
• FEATURED PHOTO - Signs of the season
• Hearing set on Walla Walla toy shop painting
• Washington State Penitentiary workers air worries
• Port commissioners to meet Thursday in Seattle
• M-F schools to adopt new notification system
• Hay fire burns estimated 165 tons off Frog Hollow Road
• Columbia County Fair Board looks back, forward
• Lions Park RV dump station to close for winter
• Milton-Freewater City Council cancels Monday meeting
• Universal Children's Day celebration set for Saturday
• Account set up for ailing Walla Walla resident
• Location changes for benefit auction/sale for Meza family
• FEATURED PHOTO - A colorful carpet
• Worries aired at Walla Walla City Council budget session
• Budgets spur statewide prison lockdown
• Washington State Penitentiary lockdown due to fight continues
• Gang member sentenced in shooting in Walla Walla
• Walla Walla brothers charged with child rape
• Pilot of wrecked plane identified
• BREAKING - Walla Walla gang member to serve nearly 23 years for shooting
• Washington State Pentitentiary to practice one-day lockdown for budget cuts
• Pilot of crashed airplane identified
• Umatilla County prosecutor arrested
• Tax deferral tops Port of Walla Walla's legislative agenda
• One dead in plane wreck
• Emergency Services - 11/15/10
• Dinner, benefit auction set for injured Milton-Freewater man
• Fundraiser to benefit scholarships for women and girls
• Rural library board to hold budget hearing today
• Fire guts woodworking shop in Walla Walla
• Fight leads to lockdown at Washington State Penitentiary
• UPDATE - Wreckage spotted believed to be of missing plane
• Walla Walla Civil Air Patrol help in search for missing plane in Oregon
• Leaf pickup to hit Monday, Tuesday trash routes
• Police look for suspect in two vehicle arsons on Friday
• Pioneer Posse Royal Court to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Dayton lighted parade entry deadline arrives Wednesday
• EMS & Trauma Care Council to meet Wednesday at WWCC
• Tri-State Veterans Standdown scheduled for Wednesday
• Columbia County Fair Association sets annual meeting
• Too many cars; too few parking spots
• Parking enforcement nabs unsuspecting drivers
• Bledsoes to present program on ‘Parenting with Dignity’
• Group organizes dance to help family
• Judges see clearly, award Russell Creek ‘best in show’
• Shocking news: Pacific Power reimburses city
• Group offers support to grandparents raising children
• Waves of support
• Simple strategies help manage medication
• Pair of vehicle fires under investigation
• Walla Walla brothers arrested in sexual assaults
• Doctor returns to roots to talk leadership
• Hospital offers help in shackling sugar monkey
• Puzzle me this: Who's the real mystery here?
• SOUND MIND, SOUND BODY: Change of seasons calls for change of pace
• Raffle to benefit soup kitchen
• Retired judge, superintendent honored at Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce banquet
• Program helps Walla Walla-area businesses cut costs, raise profile
• Walla Walla city attorney responds to octopus suit
• At rural hospitals, Dr. Robot will see you now
• Dayton's Citizen of Year 'gave, gave, gave'
• Halloween Pumpkin Party
• Walla Walla Valley Quilt Festival
• Walla Walla County Fair
• Anything Goes - Summer Music Festival
• Vintage Walla Walla
• 34th Annual Hot Air Balloon Stampede

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