As we embark on a new year and new decade I am hopeful that we can change the old viewpoint that age is a disease. Instead, let’s make a resolution for our senior pets to provide them with the best comfort and care as they age. After all, age is nothing but a number and mindset!
We waste a lot of our lives worrying about what others think of us.
Planning is underway for a Winter Gala open to the community on Saturday in Blanchet Hall and Gymnasium at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 415 W. Alder St.
It starts with one plant on a sunny windowsill, then morphs into an impenetrable jungle. You may feel you need a machete to reach each individual plant to water and tend. Clear the way to improved growing conditions and convenient care while showcasing every plant with style.
JROTC Booster Club is accepting sponsors and selling tickets for its fundraiser dinner Saturday, said Heidi Kincheloe, vice-chairwoman and event lead organizer.
The Scriptures are written for our edification, to build us up as well as guide us while making known the will, ways and nature of our creator.
For many, with the New Year comes the resolution to eat healthier. What some may not realize is that by eating healthier, you can also help our planet!
Members of the McLoughlin High School Key Club are ramping up for their second annual Walk for Warmth from 9-11 a.m. Saturday on Shockman Field, 210 Catherine Ave., Milton-Freewater.
Our focus is on Matthew 2, with a word about Matthew’s use of Jewish prophets. There were two different ways in which ancient Jews searched out ancient prophecies in the Scriptures. Predictive prophecy was prophecy in words. The search began with the ancient prediction and looked forward in …
Self-efficacy is a person’s belief in their own capability to execute courses of action.
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Swimming meet at Applegate Pool YMCA, Feb. 9, 1963.
Walla Walla County Fire District 4 is going into 2020 with good news from two important state review boards: an improved Protection Class level and a clean financial audit.
A Walla Walla man has been accused of domestic violence charges of intimidating a witness, violating a protection order and harassment after allegedly sending numerous threatening texts to his ex-girlfriend.
An Idaho man who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter for killing a 56-year-old Walla Walla resident last year was sentenced to 15 years in prison Thursday.
After Lions District Governor Ken Allen gave certificates for longtime service to Prescott Lions Club members Sandy Conlee, Ken Allen, Julie Himmelberger and Mike Himmelberger, “he got a sly they-are-not-expecting-this grin on his face and called Patty Tunnel forward for special recognition,…
Life isn’t static. We may start out on one road, heading to a particular destination, and by the time we’ve lived for a while — say, 90 years — discover that we have been to all sorts of unexpected places.
Baker Boyer Bank has announced the promotions of four employees to vice president and two to assistant vice president.
New package imaging on Girl Scout cookies this season show current scouts participating in adventure-packed camping and canoeing, exploring space science and designing robots and taking action to improve their communities.
DAYTON — A judge in Columbia County Superior Court today imposed a more than 36-year prison sentence on Dayton native Benjamin Orozco, 45, convicted by a jury last August of second-degree murder, first-degree assault with firearm enhancements, and second-degree unlawful firearm possession.
Looking back over 100 years in Walla Walla, Noon Rotary Club members celebrated their platinum jubilee with a party on Dec. 5 at The Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center.
A Walla Walla man is accused of stealing $6,720 in irrigation elbows from Nelson Irrigation and selling them as scrap metal.
Walla Walla wine businesses are giving their support to Australian brushfire relief.
The Salvation Army each Christmas season puts out its iconic bright-red kettles for donations that benefit those in need.
A Walla Walla man was sentenced to 26 ½ years in prison Monday in Walla Walla County Superior Court for first-degree child molestation and first-degree child rape.
A man who agreed not to commit new crimes in November 2019, after being charged with third-degree assault, second-degree malicious mischief and resisting arrest, has been charged with new crimes.
A Walla Walla woman was sentenced to community service and probation Monday in Walla Walla County Superior Court for stealing from Valley Residential Services.
MILTON-FREEWATER — An armed, masked man reportedly stole money early this morning from Sam's Corner Market on Broadway Avenue.
Haruko Kawai Kohno posted a photo on Facebook Friday of her young daughter making items to help Animal Rescue Craft Guild provide items to displaced and orphaned birds, koalas, joeys and other animals affected by bushfires raging through parts of Australia for about the last four months.
From the Washington Statesman, 3 January 1862, Walla Walla, Washington Territory:
Every 10 years, the United States conducts its Census with the goal of counting every resident. The 2020 Census will count each person living in the country as of April 1, and for the first time will include an option for responding online.
Looking for new, innovative ways to engage with residents, Washington Odd Fellows Home, 534 Boyer Ave., partnered with Seattle-based Eldergrow to bring in a mobile sensory garden and indoor therapeutic horticulture program.
The older I get, the more empathy I have. More years lived and more life experiences have taught me that we all need help at times and another person’s experience today could be mine tomorrow.
Mel Schulstad is one of the most beloved figures in the addiction and recovery field. His stories of his own recovery are the stuff of legend.
Economy gas station and a toy car, Isaacs and Wilbur avenues, Nov. 29, 1957.
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Left: Economy gas station and a toy car, Isaacs and Wilbur avenues, Nov. 29, 1957. Above: Union Pacific railroad roundhouse near 10th Avenue & Elm Street razed, Nov. 10, 1957. Below: Washington State Penitentiary’s new license plate factory, October 1957.
